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1 <br />' RECLAMAT]ON <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br /> <br />iii <br />i:~ ~ <br />EXHIBIT E <br />The reclamation plan has been developed <br />to maximize the agricultural productivity of <br />the site end to minimize the surface size of <br />the resultant lake. <br />The lake created by the mining end subsequent <br />reclamation activity will be approximately 40 <br />acres in size and will be in the southeasterly <br />portion of the property. An overflow at elevation <br />4797 will control the high water line of the <br />lake end will convey excess flows to the Poudre <br />via en easement through the adjacent owner's <br />property. <br />Two drainage ditches have historically entered <br />I' 1 <br />1 <br />i~~ <br />i~~ <br />i, ~ <br />I! 1 <br />I1 <br />I!1 <br />111 <br />i' <br />l1 <br />the site on the western boundary. A corrugated <br />metal pipe will be installed beneath the AT&T <br />cable to carry the flow of these drainages into <br />the lake. Currently, the north drainage flows <br />onto the property through a 24 inch CMP and the <br />south drainage through a 36 inch CMP. The pipe <br />beneath the AT&T cable has been sized to accommodate <br />the combined flows of these drainages. <br />The lake will generally have an irregularly <br />shaped shoreline, with the banks sloped no steeper <br />than 3 to 1 both above and below the water line. <br />Some portions on the banks will be sloped et <br />5 to 1 end greater so that shallows ere created <br />to support emergent plant life such as cattails. <br />Islands will be built in the lake to provide <br />a safe haven end nesting area for migratory birds <br />and other wildlife. Trees, shrubs, and groundcover <br />will be planted on the perimeter of the lake <br />E-1 <br />