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• <br />EXHIBIT E <br />RECLAMATION PLAN AND TIMETABLE <br />Reclamation Plan <br />' The proposed future use of the affected land is a private <br />recreation area that will encourage habitation by water fowl, <br />song birds, fish and small mammals. Delta will backfill, slope <br />and revegetate the lake shore to create a desirable habitat for <br />wild life as well as a pleasant, natural, quiet place for the <br />' private enjoyment of nature. <br />The lake to be created by the mining operation will be <br />t approximately 16.60 acres. It will be approximately 1000 feet <br />' long, at its maximum, east to west, and about 725 feet wide, as <br />a minimum, north to south. (See map Exhibit F.) <br />During the mining operation, slopes will be backfilled and <br />regraded to conform with MLRB standards for a lake, 3:1 or less <br />slopes from 5 feet above to 10 feet below the water line and 2:1 <br />' on the remaining underwater slopes. At least one small island <br />will be created; hopefully, two islands can be built. After each <br />mining stage, revegetation will be carried out in the manner <br />prescribed in the reclamation standards section of this report. <br />' The island(s) will be revegetated, as well as other areas, so <br />' that the best possible habitat for wildlife can be provided and <br />maintained. <br />' As explained in Exhibit D, mining is planned in two stages, <br />each 4 to 6 years in duration. At the conclusion of each mining <br />' 10 <br />1 <br />