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AREA Ell (6.9 ACRES): Location: Across the excavation from area E10. Condition: A somewhat less steep slope than the east side of Area E10. Invaded to a small extent by vegetation. Future Reclamation: Under the current plan this slope would be layed back to about a 3:1 and revegetated (as described in original permit and the 1985 amended permit). Under the amendment that is currently under design this slope would be totally removed and become part of an essentially level area that would extend approximately 1800 feet to the east of the crest of this slope. Transit Mix recently acquired the land east of this slope which makes the amended plan possible. Current Reclamation: Go east to the permit line and using cut and fill create a final slope and revegetate. Disturbance Reduction Program: Not included. AREA E12 (8.0 ACRES): Location: The bottom of the excavation that forms areas E8, E9, E10, and E11. Condition: A generally flat area with local excavations to acquire coarse gravel layer under the sand deposit. Future Reclamation: Level area through backfill processes and cut and fill methods. Revegetate. Under the amendment currently under design this would become part of drainage area that would drain the entire area to the north and east of this area under a plan prepared by the drainage district many years ago. Current Reclamation: Cut and fill leveling followed by revegetation using deep rooted species. Disturbance Reduction Program: Not included. AREA E13 (6.0 ACRES): Location: To the south of the excavation immediately east of Academy and north of Bradley Road. Condition: Although not clearly discernible on the map, this contains the topsoil that was stripped when the excavation to the north was done. It is not known what volume of soil is present and determining that volume, due to the lumpy configuration, would be an almost impossible task to complete with any degree of accuracy. It is estimated that about 9 acres is covered with topsoil piles. If the average depth (this is actually not known) is taken to be 9 feet then the volume of soil is on the order of 25,000 cubic yards. Future Reclamation: This soil would be used to reclaim the excavation slopes to the north as well as the excavations that would occur in this area after combining with original topsoil in this area. Current Reclamation: The soil could be used to reclaim slopes to the north of this area or it could be left in place. Use in reclaiming the slopes to the north would probably be the most beneficial use, but the haul distance is long and would require trucking followed by distribution. Disturbance Reduction Program: Not included. Page 19 Bonding Information M-73-007/M-77-213 January 7, 1992