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that have been affected and reclaimed in support of fining, will need to be determined for use in calculating a recla tion bond. This maximum disturbance will then migrate across the total area permitted for disturbance, simultaneously releasing rec aimed areas and adding new disturbance, not to exceed the maximum onded area. EXHIBIT G-WATER INFORMATION No comment. EXHIBIT H-WILDLIFE INFORMATION No Comment EXHIBIT I-SOILS INFORMATION A legend identifying the various soil units and/or be added to the Exhibit I map. SOIL STOCKPILES All soil stockpile locations should be identified and the mining plan map. EXHIBIT J-VEGETATION INFORMATION The baseline vegetation information is adequate as subr various communities or range site descriptions should Exhibit I/J as a legend that ties into the soil unit delineations. CONCLUSIONS With respect to success standards or release stan proposal of 10-25% vegetative cover is rather arbitrz site specific documentation to support it. For ~ revegetation success, the Division relies on Rule 3.1 .', states that the land should be revegetated in such a establish vegetative cover at least equal in extent of c natural vegetation of the surrounding area. Althougt lends itself to relying on the professional judgem< inspector who is conducting the warranty release insF does provide more flexibility than a set live cover ~ Therefore, the cover standard should be removed application. However, for the shrub/tree plantings on this site, proposes a replant standard (one for one up to 50°s stocking rate of 240 shrubs/trees per acre) if more the planted species dies within two years of planting. care at planting, this should not be a problem. EXHIBIT R-CLIMATE INFORMATION should located on .tted. The ~e added to .umbers and ards, the 'y without =_termining )(1) which way as to ver to the this rule it of the action, it ;rcentage. from the e Division if initial Soe of any ith proper No Comment