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to be some area that is not yet disturbed and some area that can be fully reclaimed without needing to re- affect it. [f that is the case, the full 129 acres would not need to be added to the affected acreage. Therefore, CDIviG is requesting [hat Mid-West Farms re-evaluate the mining and reclamation sequence using the current disturbance in phase I as a template to more accurately determine what the disturbed acreage will be. Once this is done, the reclamation liability will need to be recalculated, taking into account any additional acreage as necessary. 6.4.6 EXI-IIBIT F- Reclamation Plan Mao The only thing that might be changed on this map is if islands are added to the final lakes in each phase. 6.4.7 EXHIBIT G- Water Information No Comment. 6.4.8 EXHIBIT H-Wildlife Information See attached letter from the Colorado Division of Wildlife. 6.4.9 EXHIBIT I- Soils Information No comment. No comment. No Comment. 6.4.10 EXHIBIT J- Vegetation Information 6.4.11 EXHIBIT K- Climate 6.4.12 EXHIBIT U Reclamation Costs The unit costs and methods used to calculate the reclamation liability are acceptable. However, as discussed throughout this review, the final financial warranty may change based on the outcome of re- evaluating the mining and reclamation sequence. If the disturbed acreage changes based on this review please adjust the reclamation costs accordingly. 6.4.13 EXHIBIT M-Other Permits and Licenses The issuance of a Reclamation Permit does not relieve the applicant of their responsibility for obtaining or maintaining other required permits as necessary to conduct mining operations. Attached to this letter are any comments that our office has received from other commenting agencies that we normally contact to review the proposed activity, however, it is the operator's responsibility to obtain clearance from those agencies listed under this exhibit. 6.4.14 EXHIBIT N- Source of Legal Right to Enter