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-2- This additional cost ie required to cover indirect costa that an independent contractor would incur when performing reclamation of the site. Five (Sk) percent additional cost shall be added to cover Office administration coat in the event of bond forfeiture and permit revocation. EXHIBIT H - Macs - General Requirements - Rule 6.2.1(2): Maps, except the index map, must conform to the following criteria: (a) show name of Applicant; (b) must be prepared and signed by a registered land surveyor, professional engineer, or other qualified person; (c) give date prepared; (d) identify and outline the area which corresponds with the application; (e) be made to scale not larger than 1" 100' and not smaller than 1" 660', which shall be noted on each map; maps, not including the accurate map of the affected lands designated in Section 34-32-112(4), C.R.S. 1973, as amended, may be prepared at other scales as long as the scale is appropriate so as to clearly show those elements that are being delineated; and (f) must have a title and legend (explanation) indicating the items delineated on that particular map. Specific Mao Requirements: EXHIBIT E - Map - Rule 6.3.5: (1) In addition to the requirements of 6.2.1(2), the Operator/Applicant must provide a map that clearly describes the features associated with the mining plan and the components of the Reclamation Plan. Include one map for the mine plan and one map for the Reclamation Plan. The map(s) must be drawn to a scale no smaller than 1 inch 50 feet, show a north arrow, note any section corners adjacent to the proposed operation, and indicate the date illustrated. At a minimum, maps must include the following information: Mining Plan Map - 6.3.5(2): (a) outline and label the permit boundaries, described in Hxhibit A - Legal Description; for all Limited Impact 110 and Special 111 Operations, the Office considers the area bounded by the permit boundary to be analogous to the affected area; (b) label the names of owner(s) of record of the surface of the affected area and of the land within two hundred (200) feet of the affected area, and identify the owner of the substance to be mined; (c) outline and label all major surface features to be used in connection with the proposed operation such as: existing and proposed roads, pit boundary, topsoil stockpiles, overburden stockpiles, product stockpiles, waste rock fills, stream channels, buildings, processing plant, underground openings such as adits or ventilation facilities, ponds, impoundments, dewatering pumps, diversions, tail or waste disposal areas; (d) indicate the direction that mineral extraction will proceed;