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<br /> <br />Inc <br />Mr. Thomas Schreiner <br />June 11, 2001 <br />Page 2 <br />Please note that Aggregate actively manages the overburden on the site. They keep only the <br />amount needed on the site for reclamation and sell the rest. Although there may be a point in time <br />when there is 150,000 cubic yards of overburden, it will not occur during the phase of maximum <br />disturbance. The reclamation cost should be covered because when the stockpile is the largest, less <br />of the site is disturbed. <br />The total area of Phase 5 and 6 is 56 acres. The processing area is approximately 10 acres. The <br />bond proposed is $260,432. This averages $3,945 per acre. The applicant feels this is adequate to <br />cover the cost of reclamation on this site. <br />4. The applicant will comply with the criteria to submit a limited financial warranty of $1,000: I) an <br />adequate reclamation cost for the maximum disturbance expected will be determined on June 1 1, <br />2001, 2) the applicant will submit a properly executed financial warranty of $1,000 within 365 days <br />of permit approval, 3) the applicant/operatorwi1l submit the required annual fees and reports on or <br />before the anniversary date each year, and 4) the operator will submit a written notice to the <br />Division of their intent to begin mining and will submit a properly executed financial warranty in the <br />full amount required at least 60 days prior to initiation of disturbance. <br />6.4.19 EXHIBIT S -Permanent Mao-Made Structures <br />15. The applicant will mark the mining limits in the field prior to mining. <br />Please contact either me or Barbara Brunk if you have any questions. <br />Sinc rely, <br />R C Y MOUNTAIN CONSULTANTS, INC. <br />Danna Ortiz <br />Natural Resources <br />Attachments <br />H:139 19_003~DMG~DM G Response2. wpd <br />