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EXHIBIT D -RECLAMATION PLAN <br />(1) RECLAMATION PLAN <br />Permit No. M-83-141 already has an approved reclamation plan for areas <br />of disturbance associated with the original permit area configurations for <br />troth the Cash Mine and the Who Do Mine areas. Reclamation of any/all <br />incremental surface disturbance at those areas will be generally <br />consistent with the approved plan content and approach. <br />Cash Mine Area <br />Since approval of the existing reclamation plan, the Cash Mine waste rods <br />pile has been substantially reconfigured as a result of the removal and <br />relocation of a major portion of the waste rods material by a prior operator <br />(drea 1998; ITEC Environmental Colorado, Inc.). As a result, the areal <br />extent of the waste rods pile (disturbance) footprint remains relatively <br />unchanged; however, significant waste rock volume has been removed <br />and the roadway now descends through the former waste rock area. The <br />resultant ground surface is now characterized by a relatively flat area in <br />the northeast portion of the area, and is generally comprised of original <br />suficlal materials (decomposed granite) interspersed with non-recovered <br />remnant or residual waste rods material generally consisting of random, <br />angular, non-mineralized rods fragments and fines. In general, it can be <br />stated that the desired post-mining topography has been largely <br />established at this feature; reclamation will be carried out per the existing <br />plan. <br />tNho Do Mine Area <br />Since approval of the existing reclamation plan certain exploration and <br />adit rehabilitation work was conducted in the Donald R Adit in conjunction <br />with activities carried out under a prior Notice of Intent (Prospecting <br />Permit). This resulted in the placement of a limited volume of waste rods <br />on the southerly extent of the northernmost arm of the existing Who Do <br />waste rod< pile. However, the footprint area of the waste rods pile <br />remained within the previously permitted area and any assoclated <br />reclamation requirement is adequately addressed by the in-place Cash <br />and Who Do Mine Permit (M-83-141) reclamation bond. Accordingly, the <br />presence of this material does not materially effect the scope of <br />reclamation requirements as contained within the approved reclamation <br />plan, and reclamation at this area will be carried out per the existing plan. <br />Mount Rova/e Mine Area (New Disturhancel <br />This submittal is for an Amendment to existing MLRD Permit No. M-83- <br />141. Reclamation requirements spec to new disturbances in the Mount <br />Royale Mine Area are individually addressed in the following sections, <br />and the proposed post-reclamation topography is depicted on Exhibit E- <br />2(B) -Reclamation Plan. <br />Exhibit D - Raclamatlon Plan <br />