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Mr. C.E. Deering, Jr. -2- January 10, 1984 3. Tne plan should indicate the minimum thickness of topsoil to oE~ stripped and stockpiled. From the SCS report, this seems to be'~c+ incY~es. 4. The maximum depth to be mined should be indicated. Exhibit E - Reclamation Plan 1. We recommended that slopes be kept at 3:1 (h:v) or less in order to facilitate successful revegetation and retard erosion. 2. Considering the inquiry in Exhibit D, number 3 above, the plan should indicate the minimum thickness of topsoil to be replaced on disturbed areas. i 3. The SCS's revegetation recoirrnendations included in the plan gives two separate seed mixtures: one with topsoil application, and one without topsoil application. We would recommend that you consider planting all the species (five species) from their report to improve diversi~:y (obviously you will nave a topsoil medium available). 4. The SCS's report also states that mulch is necessary, but does not recommend a rate. We would suggest that nay mulcn be applied at two tons/acre, mechanically crimped. 5. We would also recommend an inexpensive soils test to determine Exact fertilizer needs. 6. Any haul roads (other than dedicated accesses) should be reclaimed. Exhibit F - Reclamation Plan Map Per the comment given in Exhioit E, nwnber 1 above, the map should be revised to reflect 3:1 final slopes. Exhibit H -Wildlife We suggest you request the Division of Wildlife to validate tneir 1911 report. Exhibit M - Local Government Compliance Will expanding the operation have any effect on zoning compliance? Exhibit 0 - Legal Right to Enter The legal description given on the deed of trust is not consistent witn your Exhibit A of the permit application.