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pond liner, the liner itself, and the retaining walls will then be removed. Finally, the chlorinator, manhole, all pumps, <br />• and the support structure will be removed and the area backfilled.The pond embankment material will be used as <br />backfill. Any excess embankment material will be used to supplement backfilling operations at the portal areas. <br />The area will then be topsoiled. The topsoil will be redistributed to a depth of 6 inches over the area. Topsoil will be <br />analyzed after to seeding and the appropriate amendments, if any, will be applied to the soil. <br />The area will receive a pastureland seed mixture. A straw mulch will be added at the rate of two tons/acre. <br />Fresh Water System <br />Once the fresh water system is no longer needed to support the mining operation, the associated disturbed areas will <br />be reclaimed. <br />The overland water line will be disassembled and removed from the site. The pipe and all fittings will be salvaged or <br />scrapped. Minimal disturbance will result from the removal of the line and no seeding is anticipated. <br />The borehole will be sealed as per the requirements of Rule 4.07, Sealing of Drill Holes and Underground Openings. <br />The storage tank will be removed prior to topsoil redistribution. The storage tank will either be salvaged or scrapped. <br />The area will then be retopsoiled, seeded, and mulched as described above. <br />Red Rock Crusher <br />Once it is determined crushed red rock is no longer needed to support the mining operation; the area will be <br />• reclaimed. Any foreign materials left at the site such as wood or steel scrap will be removed prior to reclamation. All <br />structures including, but not limited to, the hopper, crusher, and support structure will be removed and either salvaged <br />or scrapped. <br />The upper bench and access road leading into to the site will be ripped to a depth of 24 inches and disced to provide <br />an adequate seed depth. The site will then be seeded with the rangeland/wildlife seed mixture. Prior to seeding, the <br />soil will be analyzed to determine if any soil amendments are necessary. It is anticipated the seed mixture will be <br />planted utilizing a rangeland drill. In the event the mixture is broadcast seeded, the seeding rate will be doubled. The <br />area will then be straw mulched with the mulch applied at the rate of two tons/acre. <br />The entire length of the cut will be regraded to a slope of 3H:1 V. This will be done to blend the entire length of the <br />cut into the natural topography. The regraded area will then be revegetated as discussed above. <br />Any additional material that remains after regrading will be spread over the lower bench area. The lower bench azea <br />will be retopsoiled with plant growth media stockpiled from the No. SA portal area. Prior to redistribution of the <br />plant growth media, the lower bench will be ripped to a depth of 18 to 24 inches. After redistribution of the plant <br />growth media, the material will be analyzed to determine if soil amendments are necessary. The area will then be <br />drill seeded with the rangeland/wildlife seed mixture. <br />The magazine site located adjacent to the red rock crusher will be reclaimed after its useful life has expired. The site <br />will be reclaimed by removing the fence, magazines and cement pads. After this is completed, the stockpiled topsoil <br />will be redistributed over the site. After redistribution the soil will be analyzed to determine if soil amendments are <br />necessary. The area will then be drill seeded with the rangeland/wildlife seed mixture. <br />. Old Shop Area (Empire Villaeel <br />The old shop is located at the now abandoned Empire Village. The old shop and associated bone yards were <br />Permit Renewal No. 3 2.05-30.1 7/l5/98 <br />