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• 4. The cost of targeting, gathering and "fertilizers"(ground litter) is included in February 15, 1995) 5. The precise placement and taxonomy of tY forbs, and grasses will be determined and season allows (Item 3: February 15, 1995) 2.7 Tailings Impoundment Design CJ intermixing these indigenous the cost estimates... (Item 3: ie affected area's brush, sedges, logged when the coming wane 1. ...a horizontal to vertical slope gradient of 1.5 to 1 was maintained in the down-stream face of the impoundment dam. (Item 1) 2. When the tailings impoundment structure has reached its capacity, the outer face of the embankment will have a slope gradient of 35 percent. (Item 1) 3. When the tailings impoundment dam reaches its storage capacity, it will occupy a rectangular area that has the dimensions of 400 feet by 260 feet at iu longest and widest point. (Item 1) 4. The decision to recycle the mill tailings means that there will be no need to expand the present tailings irpoundment design. (Item 3: February 15, 1995) 2.7.1 Tailings Impoundment Reclamation 1. The revegetation of the tailings impoundment... will involve four phases. (Item 1) 2. The first phase will be centered azound field tests; the second phase will concentrate on establishing a cover of stabilizing vegetation on the sloping sides of the starter dike and the tailings embanlmtent; the third phase will focus on developing an effective growth of grasses on the former tailings pond (Item 1) 3. No trees or brush will be introduced to the reclaimed tailing impoundment to insure no root gouging of the liner. (Item 3: February 15, 1995) - Native species, either collected from the area or purchased from a nursery, will be transplanted at the reclamation site. (Item 1) - The tailings impoundment area will be reclaimed in a manner that establishes a growth of pine trees and low shrubs along the starter Golder /luociates