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' accomplished by the equipment used to correct the other conditions on this dlsturbance area. r On disturbance areas #2 and #3 the application of soil wilt. be somewhat limited and will be done simply by end dumping over the side ' of the road. Although end dumping seems a precarious method of soil distribution it actually works well if conditions are proper, as they appear ' to be here. This method has been locally used at other sites ;ind, provided the area needing soil is uniform in grade, the method provides ' an excellent and uniform soil distribution. This method was used to spread soil over the Pace oP the 100+ feet high waste pile at the Pikeview Quarry and the growth, after seeding, has almost totally stabilized the ' site in about 3 years. On dlsturbance area #4 the end dump approach will be used after the removal of the existing material. After the waste has been removed the ' surface conditions should be appropriate for the use oP the end dumping process. That ls, after removal of the waste, the surface conditions ' should be similar to what is currently found on disturbance areas #2 and #3. The minor disturbances (numbers 5 through Tl will be treated as needed and appropriate for that location. In some instances, little ' treatment other than surface roughening would be needed. In other Instances Boll will be needed to provide a suitable medium to establish vegetation. The soil to be used on all locations will come primarily Prom ' stockpiles located in the quarry. This soil originally came from Cedar Heights as a disposal product produced when some of the Cedar Hei@hts ' roads were built. Although we suggested Cedar Heights use the soil on their own roadsides to help revegetate them, they decided to discard it. ' Castle Concrete accepted this soli. This is the same soil that was u:~ed ~~ is 1