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.' ~ RULE 2.41 5 THE TYPE AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITY OF FERTILIZERS, ORGANIC MATERIAL, OR SOIL CONDITIONERS USED AND LOCATION OF USE. No fertilizers or other soil amendments or mulches were applied to the areas seeded. It has been our experience that with these mixtures such amendments are not required to produce good growths. RULE 2.41 6 AN APPRAISAL OF THE SUCCESS OF RECLAMATION EFFORTS, AND IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF ANY EFFORTS, A SHORT NARRATIVE ON THE SUSPECTED OR DETERMINED CAUSE OF SUCH FAILURE. ACCESS ROAD BELOW SHOP The growth along the Pikeview Quarry Road cut slopes continues to exhibit exceptional strength and has achieved a density capable of holding the soil under all but the most severe conditions. ACCESS ROAD ABOVE SHOP A portion of this vegetation was destroyed by dumping materials over the side of the road to control some gully problems. This area was topsoiled and reseeded in 1987. Those areas which were not affected since the original planting have developed and maintained an excellent density. ORIGINAL ACCESS ROAD: Density and growth on this area is excellent and is considered to be totally successful. ABANDONED ACCESS ROAD: Although this area got off to a slow start and needed minor interseeding, since interseeding the density has become sufficient to control most effects of run-off and produce a good cover. OFFICE SITE: In last year's report it was described as to how incredibly successful this revegetation project was, and this year shows the area maintaining excellent cover, density and production. TRACT WDT: Like the office site, this area has maintained an excellent growth. TOPSOIL STOCKPILE: Disturbance on the uphill side of the topsoil stockpile in the southeast corner of the operation resulted from the retrieval of some soil. This was graded and reseeded on May 15, 1987 in order to maintain the integrity of the strong vegetation cover on the remainder of the stockpile. Page 4 of 5 Permit 77-211 Pikeview Quarry 1987 Annual Report