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Ms. Carol Russell <br /> June 14 , 1984 <br /> Page two <br /> that it possesses a formal easement over this road. Accord- <br /> ingly, NS&G agrees to include in the permit area that extent <br /> of the access road which commences at the right angle turn <br /> and then bearing to the west from the access main road. <br /> Revised maps showing this inclusion will be submitted as soon <br /> as possible and in no event later than 30 days after permit <br /> approval. On the other hand, the road shown on the western <br /> end of the property and denominated as a "50-foot road <br /> easement" will not be used by NS&G as a mining access road . <br /> Rather , that road easement represents a potential future <br /> access for cattle to traverse the area. Accordingly, NS&G <br /> does not propose to permit that easement as an access road . <br /> III . Exhibit D - Mining Plan. <br /> 1 . NS&G agrees to maintain a 100-foot buffer zone for <br /> the Eagle River with respect to all mining operations other <br /> than access traffic. Specifically, the only point at which <br /> the Eagle Pit permit boundaries are located closer than 100 <br /> feet to the Eagle River is along a short stretch at the far <br /> eastern end of the permit area. NS&G agrees to conduct no <br /> gravel extraction activities within this area. The access <br /> road to the Eagle Pit is located within this area, however, <br /> and NS&G proposes that the only activity to occur within this <br /> stretch of the permit would entail the passage of trucks and <br /> other mining equipment in order to obtain access to the permit <br /> area together with the short term stockpiling of sand. <br /> 2. ( a) The local representative of the Soil Conservation <br /> Service has agreed to prepare a detailed site specific soil <br /> report which shows the depth of salvagable topsoil at specific <br /> locations throughout the permit area . As a result of time <br /> conflicts, however, such soils report will not be available <br /> until on or about June 20 , 1984 , at which time it will be <br /> provided immediately to the Division. <br /> ( b) All available topsoil in the permit and amendment <br /> area will be salvaged based upon the professional advice of <br /> the Soil Conservation Service regarding the extent of salvag- <br /> able topsoil . <br /> ( c) The approximate volume of the topsoil to be sal- <br /> vaged is approximately 17 ,600 cubic yards and the volume of <br /> the existing topsoil stockpile is approximately 2,300 cubic <br /> yards. <br /> 3. The elevation of the Stremme and Gates Ditch at the <br /> eastern terminus of the permit area is approximately 6 ,440 <br />