2007-12-04_PERMIT FILE - M2007076

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1.) Rule 1.6.2(1)(e)(ii) -Proof of notice to owners of record of land surface within 200 feet of the boundary of the affected land: The adjacent landowners are not within 200 feet of the proposed pit boundaries. Therefore I did not send certified return receipt letters to each of these landowners. However, I did send a complimentary letter and application to the Gerstner's and the Campbell's since their land is the closest, even though it is further than 200 feet of the boundary.. The surveyed map shows the distance. 2) Rule 6.2.1(2) -Map signed by Surveyor: Attached is a signed surveyed map. Rule 6 3 1 Exhibit A - Leal Description and Location Map: 3) Location Map: The submitted location map did show section 26. However, attached is a widened view of the location map to verify it's in section 26. Rule 6.3.3 Exhibit C - Mining Plan: 4) Groundwater elevation: The County will stay within 2 feet above the seasonal high groundwater elevation. 5) Disturbances: No disturbances, such as benches or impoundments will occur. 6) Topsoil: The quantity of topsoil that will be salvaged during mining will be 5 inches and subsequently replaced during reclamation. 7) Stockpiling Topsoil: The entire site will not be stripped of topsoi) at once; it will be completed in phases to prevent erosion, so approximately 2000 cubic yards of topsoil will be stockpiled on site. Rule 6.3.4 Exhibit D -Reclamation Plan: 8) Notarized letter from landowner for access road: The purposed pit boundary is directly against County Road 53, therefore no haul road will be established; just an entrance gate location, which is part of the permit boundaries that the landowner originally signed, approved and notarized in the submitted application. 9) Reclamation Plan practices: The river bank on the west side wip not be disturbed. Topsoil will be piled on the east border. It should not pose any threat to erosion into the Smoky River drainage.