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-z <br />B. The tooter circuit, and how (and from cohere) it is recycled. <br />C. I notice that there is no sediment pond plan. If no pond will be <br />used, I assume that the tailings will be mechanically unloaded from the <br />milling circuit and deposited dry. If so, what will be the approximate <br />moisture content of these tailings? <br />D. Explain how the mill building is constructed. <br />7. What is the function of the engineering building and how is it constructed? <br />8. [that will be the approximate ton age Co be mined per day? To be milled? <br />9. [Dill total processing take place on-site, or will concentrates be shipped <br />out? <br />10. The SCS report suggests that some topsoil may be present on-site for <br />salvage and stockpiling. If limited amounts of topsoil are present in areas - <br />to be worked, shoca where it will be stripped from, the thickness to be stripped, <br />and where it will be stockpiled. As a stabilization measure, the topsoil <br />stockpile should be planted with a perennial grass cover such as Pubescent <br />wheatgrass at a rate of 10/lbs/acre. <br />11. What is the estimated life of this operation, and when caill reclamation <br />commence? <br />Exhibit E - Reclamation Plan <br />1. The SCS makes some very general statements regarding reclamation. However, <br />for the application there needs to be specific plans. Please address the <br />Following: <br />A. LJhat will be the maximum slopes of final graded areas? <br />B. You state that the dump will be revegetated. Our experience caith <br />these projects has shown that a thin layer of topsoil or other fine- <br />grained material is rapidly lost between voids in dump rock. Please <br />state the thickness of topsoil/fines to be placed on this area. <br />C. Give the thickness of topsoil to be placed in other disturbed areas. <br />D. Areas in which topsoil cannot be salvaged should be ripped to a <br />minimum depth of 6" if possible prior to seeding. <br />E. Staff recommends that a soils analysis be obtained prior to <br />reclamation to determine fertilizer needs. <br />F. Staff recommends that two tons/acre of hay mulch be applied to <br />reseed areas as a means to help ensure revegetation. <br />G. Plant in late fall (October or later), or early spring to take <br />advantage of ground moisture conditions. <br />H. Explain the final disposition of building structures. <br />Exhibit H - Reclamation Costs <br />Surety for this operation will be recommended to be $5,000 unless you caish <br />to submit itemized costs shocaing all estimated contract reclamation costs, <br />including building dismantling and removal. <br />