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covering [he affected lands, g) any further water resources information will be presented on this map if required and, finally, h) the map must show the owner's name, type of structures, and location of all permanent or man-made structures contained on the area of affected land and within two hundred (200) feet of [he affected land. If the affected land boundary is the same as the permit boundary then so indicate on the maps. As you can see, it is important to delineate the affected land area on the maps (and mark it in [he field) since there are structures (man-made) on the east and south sides of the County's property that aze within 200 feet of the property line. If they are not within 200 feet of the affected land, they do not have to be addressed pursuant to Rule 6.4.19 and they do no[ have to be located on the maps. D ~ 2. Rule 6.4.3 - in addition to the general requirements, the Mining Plan map will need to show a) the topsoil stockpile azeas, b) the location of all water diversion/retention systems, c) the locations of any processing equipment (if the material is to be processed on site), d) the proposed phased azeas, e) all adjoining surface owners of record, fJ the name and location of all creeks, roads, buildings, oil and gas wells and lines, and power and communication lines on the area of affected land and within two hundred (200) feet of all boundaries of such area (affected land), g) the existing topography of the azea with contour lines of sufficient detail to portray the direction and rate of slope of the affected land, h) the total azea to be involved in the operation, including the area to be mined and the area of affected lands, i) the type of present vegetation covering the affected lands, j) any further water resources information (if required) will be presented on this map and finally, k) the map must show the owner's name, type of structures, and location of all permanent or man-made structures contained on the area of affected land and within two hundred (200) feet of the affected land. ~1c~ 5. Rule 6.4.6 - in addition to the general requirements, the Reclamation Plan map must show the expected physical appearance of the azea of the affected ]and, correlated to the proposed mining and reclamation timetables. The map must show proposed topography of the area with contour lines of sufficient detail to portray the direction and rate of slope of all reclaimed lands. The map must show the location of all water diversion/retention systems that will remain intact after mining ceases. The map must also include a portrayal of the proposed final land use for each portion of the affected lands if the final land use is different for each phase. The maps which were originally submitted with the application were rejected, for the most part, because they did not comply with the Act and/or the Rules. They did not contain the general requirements nor did they totally comply with the requirements of each exhibit. If the above noted instructions are followed, the maps should be acceptable. btL 3. Rule 6.4.4(a} -you state that the site will be mined in 6 acre sections and you show on the revised map that there are 5 phases. Does this mean you only intend to disturb 30 acres? 3. Rule 6.4.4(b) -describe in detail how the topsoil stockplies will be protected from wind ~~ 6 t erosion. Show the stockpile locations on the Mining Plan map. 3. Rule 6.4.4(c) -describe in de[all where all the water diversions and impoundments (if any) will be located and the construction details of the systems. The systems must be shown on the Mining mK_..