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. ,~:,;:_ <br />u':. <br />9) All reclamation related activities, inchiding stockpiling of topsoil, regrading and <br />reseeding of slopes, seeding, mulching, fertilizing, and irrigation. <br />10) Equipment storage. <br />11) Importation of topsoil and overburden materials for reclamation purposes. <br />of these uses listed above could also occur on Area B in conjunction with the mining <br />hies on Area D. All of these uses have already been approved for Area B. The applicant <br />not intend to place any temporary structures or buildings in Area D. <br />~clamation plan approved by the l~fined Land Reclamation Board in 1980 calls for a flnal <br />ope on the pit in Area A of 2:1. Area A in the MLRB permit is roughly equivalent to <br />A and D of the November 19981ease with the County. This new ]ease agreement with <br />County calls for the regraded slopes of the pit to be 3:1 rather than the original 2:1. <br />ver, Eagle County representatives indicated a preference for 2:1 slopes on portions of Area <br />rder to preserve more of the floor area for future uses. Unless otherwise directed by the <br />y, the applicant plans to reclaim the Area D at a 3:1 grade. <br />dcultural areas to be reclaimed on the floor of Area D will be retopsoiled to a depth of <br />imately 4-8". The grade acrosa this area will be about 2% towards the river to allow for <br />irrigation drainage and to eliminate water entrapment areas. Adequate topsoil for <br />ition should be ava>7able for the agricultural areas from the lands initially stripped prior to <br />action process. Ifneeded, additional topsoil can be obtained from construction projects in <br />x which have excess fill material The seed mix and application rates to be used for the <br />ition are shown on the Landscaping Plan included with the application package. As noted <br />sly, a curvilinear reclamation of the side slopes is proposed rather than a completely <br />i approach. This is shown on~the attached grading plan. <br />Lafarge gravel operation occurring at the Eagle County Fairgrounds property demonstrates <br />sistency with the Eagle County Master Plan effective January 17, 1996 through an analysis of <br />following components of the plan. <br />Open Space and Recreation <br />Guiding Policy 2.., Identify find develop land for active use for parks and outdoor recreation <br />facilities. <br />In the Site Master Plan foc the Eagle County Fairgrounds dated May 1997, a mix of <br />