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icxhibit D Mining Plan Icontl <br />We expect to start on the west side and northern end of the <br />new area and mine to the south. IN the western parcel the gravel <br />is a little courser, so mining will take place on two faces to <br />supply the product needed in our business. The depth of the sand <br />and gravel is 25 to 40 feet deep in this area. The estimated <br />direction of mining is shown as a series of arrows on the Mining <br />Plan Map. Mining will begin in each area by stripping topsoil <br />and overburden, if any, from an area large enough to begin <br />mining. An explanation of how mining is done on this site can be <br />found in the Mining Plan text in the 1996 application packet. <br />The slopes will be created as mining progresses around the mine <br />perimeter. Waste material, and overburden will be used to <br />rebuild the exterior slopes as mining progresses across the site. <br />This will reduce the amount of backfilling work needed at any one <br />time. Please see Map Exhibit C-1 for how the area may look as <br />mining progresses through it. <br />No more than 600 feet of exterior slope will need <br />backfilling at any-one-time. The working face is at its maximum <br />width as mining comes to a close on the south end of the site, <br />approximately 2,240 feet long. No additional setback will be <br />needed around the perimeter of the mined area because McAtee does <br />not use a cut/fill method of slope creation for the exterior <br />slopes. If mining ended prematurely, the working face would be <br />reduced to 3:1 using a cut/fill method instead of backfilling as <br />noted for the side slopes. <br />AMENDMENT 2 - Revised Mining Timetable <br />- `' ACAES <br />PHASE YEARS MINED MINING SLOP; <br /> 1`04$ AREA: <br />ExisTiNC AREA 3-5 37.40 35.19 2.21 <br />NEw AREA 10-18 68.47 58.31 10.16 <br />TOTALS 105.87 93.50 12.37 <br />4 <br />