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v <br />ENVIRONMENT, INC. <br />NOVEMBER 13. 1997 <br />PARE 3 <br />being removed. They will be spaced randomly along the north shore, which is close to the <br />river corridor and we will contact the DOW prior to their construction for guidance in how <br />faz apart they need to be space. The slopes on the north side of the existing west lake, <br />where grading is shallower than 3:1 will not be changes. This slope runs from the internal <br />fence on the west to the north east corner (approximately 940 Feet). The other three <br />sides of the area are close to high people traffic azeas and would not provided the safety <br />needed by the geese using the platforms. Might I suggest the Division include a stipula- <br />tion in the permit that says; Delta must submit a map showing the location of each <br />platform once they are installed. <br />2. Per our discussion on November 7, an 40% reseeding rate is acceptable when you <br />calculate the bond. It will also give us the documentation when we ask the DOW to <br />reimbursement our costs for wildlife damage. I included this in my bond estimate, also. <br />MINING AND RECLAMATION MAP <br />1. Once we have completed this review I will supply you with new maps correcting the noted <br />deficiencies, (I'll sign them, too). I am submitting new cross-sections with Exhibit L <br />showing the depth to be approximately 24 feet. I point out that the contour interval is 5 <br />feet on the maps in excavated area so it is difficult to show the actual depth, but if 24 feet <br />is acceptable that is the number that I will use on the corrections. Remember this is an <br />estimated depth and until the gravel is actually removed and the water returns we will not <br />know the exact depth of the lake. The maps and cross sections will have a note stating <br />this so there is no confusion in the future. I have included copies of page 4 with the <br />corrected cross-section for your file. Note nothing changed in the text and the date on the <br />top of the page reflects revision date. Thank for finding and pointing out these problems. <br />RECLAMATION COST ESTIMATE <br />1. The issue here whether you believe me or not. Out of curiosity I ran the numbers for <br />dewatering the upper part of the existing west lake and do the grading and found that the <br />additional cost was not that much. 1 have included this in my bond estimate for your <br />review. <br />2. Steve, would it be fair for me to request that you provide me with a contractors certifica- <br />tion for the method you plan to use? I can not get a supplier to give me an open ended <br />bid for this project and can only rely on their verbal information. [realize that you use <br />numbers from past experience and from published data which is the same method I use. I <br />have found that usually the Division and I are not too faz off when all is said and done. <br />Might I suggest that you use your numbers and let me know how far I am off. 1 can then <br />present that to Delta and see if they can live with the additional cost or if we need to <br />reduce the disturbance so as to keep the cost within their limits. This may resolve a lot of <br />the issues that affect the bonding. <br />LEGAL RIGHT OF ENTER <br />1. Attached is a copy of the lease you requested please note that I marked out area concern- <br />ing royalties and lease amounts and that it is marked CONFIDENTIAL. I still think this <br />is wrong but it is now a fight I will have to take up with the Boazd. It's not fair to you or <br />my client for me to argue this point further. <br />