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+~ 10. Has the Applicant provided an adequate description of the reclamation plan to demonstrate it can achieve the post-mining Land use of "wildlife habitat" with respect to revegetation? (Rules 3.1.10 and 6.4.5 -Reclamation Plan) 11, Has the Applicant provided a plan describing the methods to be employed for weed control? (Rule 3.1.10(6)) 12. Has the Applicant adequately described vegetation resources with respect to the relationship of present vegetation types to soil types? An objector questioned whether wetland azeas were identified and/or delineated. (Rule 6.4.10 -Exhibit J) 13. Has the Applicant provided an adequate estimate of the reclamation cost required to complete the reclamation plan and achieve the desired post-mining land use of wildlife habitat with respect to the revegetation costs? (Rule 6.4.12 -Exhibit L) 14. Has the Applicant provided a statement identifying which permits, licenses, and approvals it will seek to conduct the proposed mining and reclamation operations? Specifically at issue is the Gilpin County Special Use Review (SUR) Permit. Two other county permits of concern were identified at the Pre-hearing conference, the Individual Sewage Disposal System Permit and the Grading Permit for roads. (Rule 6.4.13- Exhibit M) ISSUES OUTSIDE THE JURISDICTION OF THE DIVISION AND BOARD Issues I'AICPIt that aze.not_within the scope of_the_Construction Materials A_ct are as follows: noise dust control, property values, truck traffic, and economic impact. IV. WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS Pursuant to Construction Materials Rule 2.6(2), all parties must exchange witness and exhibits information as set forth below at the Pre-hearing conference. Parties must make a list identifying all witnesses that each may call to testify during the hearing. Identify each witness by name, address, phone number, azea of expertise (if any) and subject(s) of proposed testimony. You are not obligated to call every witness on your list. However, if you fail to identify a potential witness, that witness' testimony may be excluded on that basis. Parties must also make a list identifying all exhibits they intend to offer to the Board. If a party intends to introduce exhibits that are not already part of the agency record, that party must identify such exhibits on the party's exhibits list and provide a copy of the exhibit to all other parties and the DMG. The only exception is for records that cannot be practically reproduced. If a party intends to offer an exhibit that is not part the agency record and cannot be practically reproduced, identify it as such on your exhibits list. In that event, you must make it available for