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during a specific period of time. laid reclamation of that should perhaps be considered Chen at the next board meeting, if as you say, the mine permit is not feasible after this date. Then a reclamation plan should be considered for the area at the next board meeting. TOM DAVID: It is my understanding that, with our contact with the staff, and we were assured that w2 have everything before the board necessary to consider this today. BRAD JANES: Dick Lefler was in the office yesterday, looking at this material, and the things that I have stated here are the things that I stated to him. Things that, I did not get a full response to my adequacy. WAYNE SMITH: Could I say something, I am Wayne Smith, County Engineer, we submitted this application I think about the 1st of July. We have been working with the staff now, every week since that time. We got a letter from the staff last week asking us to answer certain questions. We worked ' all weekend trying to get those answers back in here by mid-week. We ~ ~ felt that we answered all the questions fully and completely and that v; '. ; ~ , the few items remaining for which we didn't have complete answers i ' " would be considered not to (inaudible) that we would be able _ ., , cl to go through the permit process and provide this information later. ~ ~ (~ ,: '-" Some of them are a little different, information for SCS, things that `~ -~:: have been in the past held as insignificant. So, we have gone through ~.. = this in good faith up until now and we had this scheduled to September ,~ ~' and asked for continuance until this month, to allow a little more time for complete dispursal of the information to the state agencies. So we feel that we have really acted in good faith all along, and it is very important to us to try to get an adequacy (inaudible) this month. JOHN WARD: Is this the first tiioe, you say that you are bearing some of the conditions that the staff has........ WAYNE SMITH: I'm saying that I have been in almost daily contact with the staff the last week, and we discussed some of these conditions, we got almost everything resolved, that I can think of, there are a few things, like the seed mixture I felt was a minor matter as far as the actual seed mixture and I don't know what your procedures oci that, we felt that that was not a major issue, the major issue was the impact of the 100 year flood on the adjacent property, mining sequence, location of screening, or where they would be or wouldn't be. We have worked with all these major issues and got them all resolved and these things are the minor issues, which we could hopefully supply after the fact and this is critically important for us to