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• 1':\I11LaT'1' E (f{ovised 4-26-7ft} L `, d. A description of how the implementation of the reclamation plan will rehabilitate the affected laud and how it relates ,' Lo the existing conditions of natural vegetation, wildlife, y, i,ater, air and soil. A description of all water impoundment 1 r~liich is part of the proposed plan shall also be included. E::hibit E introduction mentioned er.periment.al and natural revegetation related to the conditions of this quarry. Exhibit. H, Wildlife Statement concerning this quarry site r.~entioned a doe nursing her two fawns ' near the plant at thA tine Don Dogart, Environmental ileulorist, visited tl~e site. There is evidence tl~e quarry aria is semeirhat of a ame refu e for deer antelo e and g , p g ('nr Jne to i,he er.cl u:: i un of hunters and lack vi' pc:blic acr.ess. Existing water impoundments as mentioned it t Exhibit D (r_) are indicated on tl~e quarry maps. Small, sip^ilar impoundments are likely to be a factor in the future ' C- and E-band uarr reclamation q y . ' e. fJh~re applicable, plans for topsoil segregation, preserva- tion, and replacement; for stabilisation, compact.ion and grading of soil, and for revegetation. The revegetation ' plan steal] contain n .list. ni' the preferred species of grass, legumes, (orbs, shrubs, or trees to be planed, tiie method and rates of seeding and planting, the esti,..- ated availability of viable seeds in sufficient quantities ' vI' tide s}reeicr; proposed t.o be used, and the proposed time of scerlin/? anti plnntinl;. 'The Mining Plan Exhibit D (1 and 2}, Exhibit E Intro- duct.ion (i) E(a), E(b) mentions plans for segregation of topsoil and topsoil substitutes. The^.e stoc}:pi]es will be prancrved liy planting rabbit and skunk brusL.