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SUBURBAN 8AND AND GRAVEL CD. <br />APRIL 24, 2003 <br />Exhibit E -RECLAMATION PLAN CHANGES <br />PACE 3 <br />The proposed change to the Reclamation Plan does not affect <br />slopes along the north, south and west sides of the mine as shown <br />on the Reclamation Plan Map. The slopes in the 10 acre parcel <br />would be mined at their final configuration of 3:1. <br />The above water slopes would be reclaimed using the same <br />methods currently approved. This involves resoiling the site <br />above the final proposed lake elevation, seed with the M.L.R.B. <br />approved seed mixture, and follow the rehabilitation methods as <br />described in the existing Reclamation Plan. Revegetation on the <br />above water areas will begin once the lake level stabilizes. <br />Since reclamation runs concurrent with mining, we keep the <br />amount of disturbed area to a minimum as required in the current <br />bond ($120,000). <br />Exhibit F -RECLAMATION PLAN MAP <br />The attached Reclamation plan shows how the mined area will <br />look when mining is done. The blue area is lake, the green area <br />is revegetated. By comparing this map with the existing map the <br />changes will be apparent. <br />WATER <br />There are no changes to this section of the permit as ap- <br />proved. Pit dewatering is currently approved and the mine is <br />active at this time. A revisions to the Temporary Substitute <br />Supply Plan (TSSP) will be complete once we have the necessary <br />approvals, but since our TSSP involves keeping the amount of water <br />in the pit limited during mining this additional increase of lake <br />area will have little affect on that plan. It is our understand- <br />ing that SAWSD plans to line the pit so in the final run needing <br />makeup water will be moot. <br />