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<br />d. As discussed in c. above, overburden and top soil will <br />be separately stockpiled in designated areas. The individual <br />piles will be stabilized and seeded. We plan to broadcast the <br />SCS recommended seed mix on the newly developed or moved <br />overburden and top soil stockpiles. We will do the seeding in <br />the late fall as recommended. Revegetation of the finished <br />slopes will be done using the recommended SCS seed mix. We will <br />seed the finished slopes in the fall using a seed drill. The <br />newly seeded areas will be mulched with a grass hay. <br />e. As discussed earlier, we plan to construct the reclaimed <br />slopes during the mining phases. During each mining phase, a <br />portion of the reclamation will be completed. At a minimum, this <br />will involve building the final slopes. Since it is difficult to <br />estimate the demand for processed material estimating the size of <br />the mining effort is too. Therefore, when an area of at least 5 <br />acres is reclaimed to the point of the slopes being built, we <br />will place the overburden and top soil on the slopes. Doing the <br />reclamation in this manner will limit disturbance of the <br />stockpiled overburden and top soil. Overburden and top soil will <br />be placed as discussed earlier. We will seed the newly top <br />soiled slopes as discussed in d. above. <br />f. Summary of reclamation efforts. <br />• (i) The maximum anticipated slope will be 2:1. <br />(ii) Seeding will comply with the SCS recommendation <br />as included in Exhibit I. <br />(iii) Fertilizer will be used during final seeding in <br />accordance with the SCS recommendation. <br />(iv) Revegetation is limited to seeding only. The <br />natural, undisturbed areas are treeless. <br />(v) Overburden will be placed at depths of 1-2 feet. <br />Top soil will be placed at depths of 4-8 inches. <br />• <br />