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<br /> <br />e. i. Reclamation will start as soon a possible and when there is sufficient <br />room for equipment movement. The operator will seed as soon as <br />replacement of the topsoil can be done. This will be a long term <br />operation dependent upon the local economy. <br />The operator plans to reclaim areas of approximately 5 acres at a time. <br />Mining will start from a South to Norih direction, removing as much <br />material from the East perimeter of the property so the backslopes can be <br />shaped in a timely fashion. <br />iii. A) Topsoil2"-8" <br />B) Fertilize with 401bs1A N 8 P <br />C) Drill seed <br />D) Mulch and Crimp <br />The pit floor will be left flat. Backsloping will be a 3H:1 V. Final grading <br />will consist of replacing the available topsoil on the pit perimeter <br />backslopes and the pit floor. <br />~J <br />ii. ecies <br />Russian Wild Rye <br />Western Wheatgrass <br />Thickspike Wheat <br />Tall Wheat <br />V ri t # A PL <br />Broziski 5.0 <br />Arriba 8.0 <br />Sedar-Critina 6.0 <br />Joss 1.7 0 <br />Total #/A PLS 36.0 <br />This will be the drilling rate. <br />Seeding is proposed for late Fall, September -November. <br />iii. 401bs1A available N & P will be applied before seeding <br />iv. The following trees have already been planted on the site to create <br />a live snow fence for State Hwy. 112: Sumac, Austree Willow, and <br />Cottonwood. <br />v. The operator will make every effort to save all topsoil available. The <br />average topsoil depth is 4" to 6" in spots, and deeper in others. <br /> <br />