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usually l~m:t '.he ab:l:ty o` pr vC ess:ng waste __ be adequately <br />revegeta!ed. <br />.. way __. -~._ ..-,n the :5~_,0, per n. dt _. ~n_•o~ ~,. arr end the <br />..rite aum~ ~_ _`..e P:ke.:ew Cuar;y, tr r=.=eeta__ :mestone processing <br />..~~stes successfully r~qu:res a top dressing with __:' or a soil-l~..e <br />growth medrun.. <br />Soils derived from Pinyon/Juniper woodland near the Sryder Quarry <br />have produced excellent growths on the Visual Berm where soil depths <br />are at least 4 inches. At depths much less than 4 inches the quality <br />of the growth, although still much better than what is achieved on <br />waste alone, declines rapidly. <br />Exposed limestone waste on the disturbed areas along the road <br />primarily are four~d or. disturbance area #~. Tnis disturbance area was <br />initiated at the request of Charles Heler~berg, the former owner of <br />Cedar Heights, but was halted when it was learned Mr. Helenberg did <br />not hav= _.~~•-=. al i~,r the con str-u~-t ion. '_,__`_~ne wastes ern the other <br />disturbances tend to be highly localized and compose a minor portion <br />of the total surface area. Therefore, the application of :3 soil <br />topdressing on disturbance area i{4 will be the primary location where <br />this will occur. <br />On the other disturbances, soil will be placed on limestone waste <br />when the location of the waste meets certain conditions. IJo placement <br />of the soil will occur if such placement would adversely influence an <br />already developing adjacent vegetation cover composed of desirable <br />perennial grasses and {orbs and that vegetat:on has achieved a <br />- _ _ - - - ,_ . s . ar p.,w r, <br />:he slope below an area where growth is already well developed and the <br />area of exposure of the waste is small, natural processes ~~f recovery <br />will be relied uoon to produce a growth medium. In this example, the <br />orocess o` ~:ac:rg~soi: or. the ~..aste wool=. _r. nearly all such cases, <br />~. _.o_ _ _~___ ~.. 5. _:r bra.P _ =/e-o1cCiny .Jr Gi?'Jel JOlnq ~EGetdtlpn <br />_ _~ ~ e " . T ~ : 5 ., '.~ 1 d '_ n.. E c.. 5 _ _ - . ~ f ' ., c _ r,~ - ~ . d e ' ' _ C nn . ~ O 1 1 e d , <br />a~ pr ascot, Ly the vegetation. <br />On the other hand, exposures of lamest ene waste that are close to <br />iha road or separat ea fr oin :h2 road `~ areas w•h 1Ch are shOwing <br />marginz,i growth wail be treated with sorl. In these instances <br />y+ <br /> <br />Page ._ E Sr!YDE~ °OAC CORP,ECTIVE A~TIOrJ oLAN <br />