GENERAL55648

• Permit No: M1977342
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 3/4/1994
• From: STOLLER
• To: HENDERSON MINE
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MRR 04 '94 11:00 COLOR~MINING RSSN 303 8948416 • p,6i9
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5. Refuse disposal must avoid unsightliness and other
deleterious effects.
6. Revegetation should be comparable to that of the
surrounding area and native species are to be
preferred.
7. where overburden must be removed to conduct mining
operations, topsoil moat be segregated and preserved.
8. Disturbances to the hydrologic balance and disturbances
to surface and ground water must be minimized.
9. Surrounding areas must be protected from slides or
other damage.
10. All surface areas must be stabilized to control
erosion and air and water pollution.
11. The operator, subject to Board approval and landowner
consultation, must determine which parts of the
affected land will be reclaimed for specific types of
uses.
12. Where the operator elects forest planting, he ie to
select the tree types and he must plant in accordance
with sound forestry practices.
13. Fire lanes or access roads are to be constructed
where necessary in areas of forest planting.
14. where the operator allows public access for
recreation purposes, he is accorded certain limited
liability.
15. Where the operator's choice of reclamation is for
grazing, slopes must not ba too steep for livestock,
and standards for seeding are established.
16. Where the object of reclamation is agriculture,
general agricultural practices must be followed.
17. where development is the reclamation choice, minimum
requirements are to be agreed between the Board wind
the operator.
16. Each phase of reclamation is to be completed witk~in
5 yearn of its commencement, with certain exceptions.
a. Planting is not required where refuse is sti].1
being piled.
b. Planting is not required where plant life cannot
be sustained due to surface characteristics.
where natural weathering will not abate such