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~~ ~~ page 2 6. Topsoil stockpile locations are shown for the Lumsden Canyon and Two Road Pits. No topsoil (or overburden) was found at the Divide Road and Wright Draw Pits, and mining operations at the /\.2 Road Pit began before topsoil requirements were imposed.. Therefore, for the A.2 Road, Divide Road and Wright Draw Pits, the County will import a plant growth medium materia'il to cover, to a depth of 4 to 6 inches, the areas to be reclaimed as required by the Mined Land Reclamation Board. I.A.6. For the existing stockpile at the Lumsden Lanyon Pit, maximum side slopes will be 3h:1v and will be seeded using the seed mixture specified for reclamation. The Two Road stockpile shall be used in reclamation efforts this year. I.B.1. Site spE:cific soils and vegetation information has been provided in Exhit~its D. Percent cover of vegetation is specified in the following table. TABLE 2 PIT A.2 Road Divide Road Lumsden Canyon Two Road Wright Draw AAs provided in Exhibit B, Mining Plan PERCENT VEGETATIVE COVER'S 5% 50% 20% 30% spa rce I.D.1. The Road Department will grade slopes to a maximum of 3h:ly, or to existing natural slopes, whichever is less. The topography of the areas where these pits are located varies from less than 1% to more than 40$.: and is shown in general on Exhibit C, Mining Plan Map. I.D.2. The County will undertake a soil sampling and testing program prior to seeding to determine the appropriate types and rates of mulches or fertilizers prior to seeding. I.E.1. During the course of permitting County Gravel Pits, we discovered that none of the existing County pits had [he proper zoning. The Fruita Pit was allowed to go thru the Conditional Use Permit process alone because of timing considerations, but the Road Department must apply for Conditional Use Permits for all the remaining sites as one package application. This has