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Page 2 <br />d) The anticipated height, elope angle and general design of the <br />waste dump should be included in the mine plan. <br />S) Reclamation Plen: The reclamation plan should be more specific explaining <br />exactly what type of reclamation ie proposed for each area of disturbance <br />(i.e. ventholes, was t® dump, roads, etc.) <br />a) When you refer to stipulations in the E.R.D.A. lease such as sealing <br />portals, etc., you should elaborate as we have no way of knowing <br />what those stipulations are. <br />b) I'm not clear what you mean by "slopes will not exceed the natural <br />angle of repose of the waste dump." <br />c) You should give the anticipated minimum depth of topsoil or a range <br />of depths. Additionally, you should specify which areas of the <br />effected land will be popaoiled. <br />d) The seeding mixture ie inadequate as presently stated. The overall <br />application rate is too light, and the rate of Yellow Sweetclover <br />is too heavy. <br />e) You should be advised that any changes in the vegetation details must <br />be approved by the Zoard through a technical revision. <br />f) I would advise a temporary cover species be planted on the topsoil <br />stockpile especially since reclamation is 15-20 years away. <br />g) If roads are to be left at the request of the landowner, wo need a <br />written statement to that effect. <br />6) Reclamation Plan Ttap: <br />a) The map should portray the final land use of each of the parcels of <br />affected land. <br />7) Extiihit P: <br />a) Please clarifq why you feel this ie not applicable or supply the <br />required list. <br />Please supply the above information as soon as possible. If you have any <br />questions regarding this matter, give me a call. Thank you for your continuing <br />cooperation. <br />Sincerely, <br />Dean R. Tfassey <br />Heclamation Specialist <br />DRM:pae <br />Eacl: as stated <br />