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<br /> <br />Production. The following shows historic and anticipated future gravel production by year <br />for the life of the permit: <br />Years Tonnage' <br />Prior to 1998 Approximately 600,000 <br />1998 49, 000 <br />1999 49,000 <br />2000 49,000 <br />2001 49,000 <br />2002 49,000 <br />2003 49,000 <br />2004 49,000 <br />2005 49,000 <br />2006 49,000 <br />2007 49,000 <br />2008 49,000 <br />2009 <br />2010 49,000 <br />49 <br />000 <br /> , <br />2011 49,000 <br />2012 49,000 <br />2013 49,000 <br />2014 49,000 <br />2015 49,000 <br />2016 49,000 <br />' Tonnage based on an estimated 2,700 pounds per cubic yard. <br />BACKFILLING AND GRADING. <br />Upon completion of gravel removal from an area, backfilling and grading can commence. <br />The material to fill the open pit is moved by scrapers from nearby active pit areas or from <br />overburden stockpile. Acid-forming and toxic producing materials do not exist on the site <br />and therefore will not constitute a problem. The backfill material is placed, compacted, <br />• and graded by scrapers andlor tracked dozers. <br />D-5 Revised May 1998 <br />