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C <br />• <br />area. Loss due to wind erosion will be minimal due t the rocky <br />nature of the soil, its reveyetation, and the almostldail.y rain <br />showers which will keep the pile moist. <br />The tails from the mining of Phase I will be i corporatecl <br />into the pre-law and past operations tailing of Area A. At the <br />completion of Phase I the coarser tails will be contoured on the <br />lower end of Phase I and over Area A. T fitter tai s from the <br />ponds and tailing piles will be overlain on the cours tail to a <br />depth of 2 feed"" ''h!'fis will be prepared as the growth <br />Juno for the lower portion of Phase i and all of Are A. <br />As mining commences on the Phase II the coarserltails will <br />be redistributed over the area of Phase I. As soon a~s the final <br />grade is reached, these coarse tails will be over~ain with a <br />finer tails and slimes mixture which will be seeded ~t the next <br />planting time. Since no topsoil is available to topsoil the area <br />of Phase I this overlain mixture will be tested and p epared for <br />seeding. A3M8tely one-half of the area of Phas I will be <br />~~]:diiaed tDs first year o€ mining Phase II. The second year <br />(1988) the remainder of Phase I will be contoured and seeded. <br />As mining commences in Phase III (1989), the ar~a of Phase <br />II will be reclaimed in a similar manner as Phase I,i,except for <br />the redistribution of the salvaged topsoil to the area cor- <br />responding to the area from which topsoil was removed . <br />At the completion of Phase III the area of Phase I II will. be <br />contoured and overlain with the finer fractions wh~ch will be <br />• <br />overlain with topsoil and seeded. =~A31 w~e~r <br />will be <br />4~ <br />~~~\`~ <br />J <br />(I <br />J <br />11 <br />