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<br />Exhibits E and F: <br />1. Planting of a grass cover should proceed <br />apace with topsoil replacement. Since <br />topsoil replacement is to be done as soon <br />as mining is finished each year, planting <br />should also be done to assure long term <br />slope stabilization. <br />It has always been our intention to plant stabilize <br />topsoiled areas on an annual basis as they are <br />prepared. <br />2. Our staff has suggested a similar, but <br />slightly more diverse seed mixture for an <br />adjacent gravel operation (also owned by <br />Pir. Chambers). We would recommend this same <br />seed mixture for your site (as follows). <br />SPECIES LBS. P.L.S.*/ACRE <br />i,'estern Wheatgrass 3 <br />Tall Wheatgrass 3 <br />• Russian Wildrye <br />Alkali Saratan 2 <br />1 <br />Yellow Sweetclover 0.5 <br />*P.L.S. = Pure Live Seed <br />The rates given above are drilled rates. If <br />seed is to be broadcast (and raked ), These <br />rates should be doubled. <br />The seed mixture indicated in our application Baas <br />suggested by the Soil Conservation Service. We will, <br />of course, amend this mixture to your suggestions. <br />3. Roads not remaining after mining s:~ould be <br />retopsoiled and planted with the seed mixture <br />suggested above. Fertilizing and mulching <br />should be done as with other seeded areas. <br />Any roads constructed in the affected land will be <br />reclaimed. <br /> <br />