2009-07-21_PERMIT FILE - M2009056 (5)

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35-401bs nitrogen and potassium will be applied with a spreader and 4,000 straw or grass hay noxious weed free. iii. State the species to be planted and applicable quantities: (see above for grass seed mixtures, no forbs, shrubs, or trees will be planted. iv. Application method for grass seeding: The seed will be applied by broadcasting the seeding rates above has been recommended by Leon S. Kot, District Conservationist. V. Mulch, if necessary, and rates of application certified noxious weed straw or grass mulch will be applied and crimped in at a rate of 4,000 pounds an acre, as recommended. vi. Establishment method for each species of shrub or tree: No scrub or trees on this area to be permitted. Range land according to National Resource Conservation Services. D. Specify which ponds, streams, roads and buildings will remain after reclamation: No roads, ponds, fences, signs or buildings will remain. Will eventually put up a building for processing equipment, but it will be taken down. Bureau of Land Management recommended leaving the well for possible future use. E. Specify the reclamation treatment of any waste rock dumps, tailings improvements, underground mine openings, ditches, sediment control facilities, buildings and other features not addressed. All rock dumps will be used in the reclamation process in the backfill of the open pit. Expect saleable material and all rock dumps should be gone. There will not be any gravel stockpile, sand, and boulder stockpiles all will be gone. Sediment ponds will be dug and used in reclamation; sediment ponds filled in covered with topsoil and seeded. No ditches on property. No underground mine openings. Well will be left for BLM purposes in future. Surface will be contoured if need be to keep all storm water on site. This will minimize disturbance to the hydrologic balance and prevent off-site damage.