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1 <br />2 <br />3I <br />4 <br />51 <br />6 <br />7 <br />8 <br />y~l <br />10 <br />11 <br />12 <br />13 <br />14 <br />15 <br />16 <br />17 <br />lu <br />19 <br />20 <br />21 <br />22 <br />23 <br />2 ~F <br />25 <br />6 <br />• • <br />The pit also looked li}:•~ it had been mined, they hac? done some <br />sloughing in that area. <br />MS. SINTER: P.id it appear to be any hazard, <br />though? <br />MR. LOPE: Other than if somebody happened to <br />walk along, i.t is otherwise a flat area. If somebody walked <br />around and was not paying attention, they could fall in the pit. <br />t4S. PaINTEP.: Eut you didn't sec any other <br />physical damage to the environment? <br />^1R. LOYE: Nc, dust your typica] unreclaimed <br />hole in the ground. <br />"1R. IIOLDER: I1avc you made an estimate of the <br />cost of cleaning up and repair? <br />MP.. LOYE: It is difficult to say, the maximum <br />bond that we would require a;ould be >7,500. Quite franb:ly, <br />that ~:~ou1d probably not de the reclamation. You have to };Hoch <br />down slopes and find a way to revegetatc it. It would be <br />difficult to reclaim the site. <br />t•1R. [10LDSP.: Joc, do you think that a fine <br />perhaps ought to he steep enough so that it is more er.pensive <br />than reclamation? <br />t~1R. 'L ILI:IND: That is a good suggestion. I <br />think it will be very difficult to get them to reclaim it. In <br />my conversation with the operator, he inc?icated they would be <br />glad to go to court :a.ith us over this. <br />ell r.!:+~ raRrr..erre s -issnna les l+e. <br />I HIP Chr.a~~~~llr Rrr..l <br />Lmin on C•dmnJ~• PlII:! <br />in1~~n L•:F+ <br />