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<br />RFCLAMATION PLAN
<br />The Reclamation Plan includes the resource inventory shown as a part
<br />of the Pre - Mining Plan; erosion and envi- ronmental protection outlined j
<br />in the Mining, Plan; and long term environmental protection and erosion
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<br />control in conjunction with future development of the property. \
<br />Areas disturbed by the mining operation are to be left free of
<br />obnoxious and hazadous debris and topsoiled and reseeded as applicable 1 JAN 14 19 1
<br />to other uses. Critical areas will be mulched and fdrLili•r.ed a:, _ /
<br />necessary. Reseeding will be in accordance with USDA Soil Conservation c r ri ; rrC�3 /
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<br />The limited topsoil overlying gravel beds may be used for berming and m - 8/_ ovb
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<br />for washwater ditches. Excess topsoil will be stockpiled for use in � � 10 -'
<br />reclamation. Revegetation will be implemented as necessary to prevent
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<br />wind erosion. Berms will be otherwise stabilized for water erosion r � F
<br />control. TABU-
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<br />The pond will have 3:1 to 5:1 sloped banks at the waters edge and to \`� 1,itr• __ - __De�,GY Cow+ CZ�rTCj¢ -`-
<br />�' below thewater surface. The rest of the sides will be at a 2:1 ' -7
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<br />slope. Oversized and other unuseable material will be lefL in the r (tY) I `' °? :r'' .t V 2 Cirt?dirrc� 6 +np�ciiir,d pond Ier_e5 —
<br />pond to provide a rough irregular bottom. rr goln,cA wiiY, rues -rerle•t ¢x1-Yx '2100
<br />Revegetation to areas along the river channel will be reseeded with } 3 r ydirl 31000
<br />:4 Scrd4irle�, muIClliv�7 , ter�'1: tin9 I,r?OV 2.,100
<br />species and varieties of moderate to high palatability using native } `LtaCJ
<br />p,rasses and some reseeding with juniper and cottonwood seedlings. �j F I r,zl Cj¢E?r1 v <�
<br />Areas to the north of the pond will receive more sod - forming native
<br />grasses and (orbs of a lower palatability rating. East and west areas
<br />adjacent to the pond will provide a transiLion between the two plant- _ 'c e 1�c �,� 1 T "7A L5 8,200
<br />ing patterns, but will also be influenced by any future adjacent
<br />development. 0p4ZV "0'I'10n ov), 4 f ale y`QC I &t r 16 Hc*) r 1 �xrec�c_j 0 any tai-
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<br />'Che area around the proposed office - weigh station is being considered c1W6te -r ��- 7i2n',° in he evcn� QI tier" V- Cqul✓e� c�
<br />as potential residential sites by the owners, (j tr I _1C h {� I 17� } �y
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<br />,4ildlife refu-c is nlanned all along the river bank where cut trees I�, n{ it ,c Cp�, ij�i�i.c f��i2F �V >. Prnc-) -f 0} 611 4 U(r1.1°7�
<br />and other site generated debris will be randomly disposed of to nrovide i -ar,d t'7QCtar a {CST �)C)Yd.
<br />cover for and to encourge the propagation of wildlife. The settling
<br />pond will be reclaimed to also provide for wildlife.
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<br />The area north of the abandoned Willcox Canal is presently bein}',
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<br />,onsidored for a light industrial park by the owners. Continuing 000472
<br />I:ry production is planned until that time. JN0. REVISION DATE BY
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