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vegetated, but a 2' tall berm will be built around it to isolate from the neighboring drainage and <br />prevent discharge of stormwater. <br />• <br />• <br />Map F shows all the final contours and reclamation planned for the site. Both access roads will <br />be left intact so that landowner has access to the reclaimed areas. Map C-3 shows the cross- <br />sections of the reclaimed terrain compared with the original and the mining terrain. <br />Since Korinek has committed to only having 10 acres of the permit area exposed at any time, the <br />worst case bond scenario can occur anytime throughout the life of the mine and the bond will be <br />identical. There are no foundations or other structures which will be required to be removed with <br />the reclamation process, so the only tasks will involve regrading and topsoiling of the disturbed <br />areas. The reclamation timetable is shown below in Section 2 in Table E-2 and the worst case <br />scenario is calculated in Exhibit L: Reclamation Costs. <br />Table E-1 <br /> Area <br />(acres) Material needed <br />to reclaim (CY) <br />Phase 1 5.7 4,558 <br />Phase 2 2.2 1,759 <br />Phase 3 2.4 1,920 <br />Phase 4 2.7 2,154 <br />Phase 5 3.1 2,485 <br />Phase 6 1.9 1,517 <br />Phase 7 2.2 1,807 <br />Phase 8 2.3 1,855 <br />Phase 9 2.2 1,750 <br />Total 24.6 19,804 <br />2. Reclamation Timetable <br />The mine timetable including reclamation is shown above in Table D-2 in Exhibit D: Mining <br />Plan. Exhibit L: Reclamation Costs describes the worst case bond scenario. <br />Korinek #1 Pit August 2009 E-2