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DEFICIENCY NOTICE CM1ILRB 112 Permit Application <br />Agile Stane Systems. Inc. <br />• topsoil available for salvage from this area and describe how much topsoil will be <br />salvaged. <br />The exact amounts of topsoil expected from the sandstone quarry are <br />discussed in exhibit D. Auy salvaged topsoil will be used to surface the <br />stormwater berms. Auy excess topsoil will betaken to the temporary topsoil <br />stockpile in the gravel area. Any topsoil deficiencies for the sandstoue <br />stormwater berm will be taken from the same latter source. <br />10. Your plan includes a sediment pond at the Sandstone Quarry. Please show this <br />pond on your Mining Plan Map and provide the same information as requested in <br />item 4 above. Provide drawings to show how your sediment pond will discharge <br />through a check dam or straw bales. <br />The sediment pond at the sandstone quarry is now shown on the Mining Plan <br />Map. The answer to 4 is the same as here. <br />11. In your section 1.4, pazagraph 2, you make the statement that, "For future <br />reclamation by the operator, landowner, or another party, an appropriate amount <br />of topsoil will be left in a noticeable, shaped, and seeded stockpile within 50 feet <br />• of mineral stockpiles remaining after final reclamation." There should be no <br />mineral stockpiles remaining after reclamation and there should definitely be not <br />topsoil stockpiles remaining after reclamation. All mineral stockpiles should be <br />removed from the permit azea or used in reclamation. All available topsoil should <br />be used in reclamation. Please explain your statement. <br />There is no explanation. The statement was in error. All topsoil will be used <br />in reclamation and there will be no topsoil stockpile remaining after <br />reclamation. <br />12. Your next sentence, same pazagraph, says that "oversized aggregate not sold, <br />crushed or used elsewhere on the project will be utilized as erosion protection <br />materials." Please explain this statement. Where and how do you propose to use <br />it? What is the approximate size of the oversized aggregate? Unless the material <br />is needed to return the site to pasture land, it is probably best if it is buried in a <br />backfill prior to final reclamation. <br />This is another incorrect statement. Oversized material as rip rap will be <br />used to stabilize the crossing sides and approach ways but will be used as a <br />product, loaded and removed from the project and sold. <br /> <br />6 <br />