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5) The location of overburden stockpiles will be as follows: During stripping <br />operations, Pazkerson will place as much overburden material as possible on <br />graded surfaces. Overburden stockpiled from Mining Area A will be placed on <br />the existing pit floor near Mining Area A. Overburden stockpiled from Mining <br />Area B will be placed neaz C %i Road west of the entrance to the pit. Overburden <br />stockpiled from Mining Area C will be placed in the northeast corner of Mining <br />Area A. The stockpiles will be seeded with the approved seed mix and care will <br />be taken to establish vegetation on the stockpiles. Overburden stockpile locations <br />are depicted on the revised Mining Plan map. <br />(6) The topsoil stockpile will be located in the southeast portion of Mining Area A, as <br />shown on the Mining Plan Map. Topsoil from Mining Areas B and C will be <br />placed on grade in the south one-half of Area A, or on grade in Area B. <br />7) Parkerson will place at least 21 to 24 inches of overburden and a minimum of <br />three inches of topsoil on the pit floor of Mining Areas A, B and C. Pazkerson <br />will save all topsoil and sufficient quantities of overburden to reclaim Mining <br />Areas A, B and C. <br />8) Parkerson will not disturb more than nineteen acres of land at any one time when <br />Mining Areas A, B and C aze mined. Reclamation of lands disturbed in the south <br />one-half of Mining Area A will begin the same time as mining starts in Area B. <br />9) Parkerson will place at least three to six inches of overburden and a minimum of <br />three inches of topsoil on the pit side slopes. <br />10) For weed control, Parkerson will have a weed control professional spray azeas <br />infested with weeds once per year. <br />11) The Reclamation Plan Map has been revised so final pit contours tie-in to <br />contours shown on the Reclamation Plan Map submitted in 1992. <br />12) Enclosed is a copy of a letter agreement dated July 13, 1992 between Grand <br />Valley Power Company and Pazkerson Construction, Inc. In the letter agreement, <br />the parties acknowledge that mining operations are not expected to affect the <br />operation or maintenance of the power line. The letter agreement provides that <br />Pazkerson will maintain certain clearances and assume responsibility for damage <br />that may occur to the power line resulting from mining and associated activities. <br />Since the date of the Agreement, site conditions and plans are relatively <br />unchanged. <br />The PAR pointed out that certain portions of "original" (1992) mining areas A <br />and B could be reclaimed. In (1992) mining area A, Pazkerson will complete reclamation <br />of the eastern side slope, including the adjacent portion of the perimeter road surrounding <br />