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• Previously seeded areas will be examined the following growing season to evaluate the success of the revegetation <br />efforts. Re-seeding shall be done if this previous seeding failed or is insufficient. <br />6.14 (i)(c)(iii) <br />A grass seed mix and application schedule has been developed specifically for this site through consultation with the <br />Natural Resource Conservation Service (see NRCS seed mix specification attached as an appendix to this Exhibit <br />D): <br />Redondo Arizona Fescue 1.8 PLS pounds/acre <br />Hachita Blue Grama 1.0 PLS pounds/acre <br />Canbar Canby Bluegrass 1.0 PLS pounds/acre <br />Critana Thickspike Wheatgrass 3.3 PLS pounds/acre <br />Rosana Western Wheatgrass 6.4 PLS pounds/acre <br />Covar Sheep Fescue 1.2 PLS pounds/acre <br />This will be sowed together with fertilization and irrigation (if determined necessary) until permanent vegetation is <br />re-established. <br />6.3.4(1)(c)(iv) <br />The grass seed mixture described above in 6.14(1)(e)(iii) shall be broadcast at a rate of 15 pounds of pure live seed <br />per acre. Once the seed is broadcast, the seedbed shall be adequately raked to provide for seed placement. <br />Previously seeded areas will be examined the following growing season to evaluate the success of the revegetation <br />efforts. Re-seeding shall be done if this previous seeding failed or is insufficient. <br />During all phases of operations and reclamation, inspection shall be routine to identify the presence or establishment <br />of noxious weeds, as defined by the State of Colorado. The Company shall work in concert. with Clear Creek <br />is County's Noxious Weed Supervisor, Ted Brown (303-679-2467), to identify and manage this potential problem. <br />6.3.4(1)(c)(v) <br />Inorder to improve the soil's water holding capacity, the NRCS strongly recommends the application of certified <br />weed free straw (applied at 2 tons per acre) covered with bio-degradable netting or application of wood cellulose <br />hydro mulch with a long-lived tackifier. Temporary erosion control measures shall be implemented around this area <br />during this activity (ie silt fence, straw bales, see SWMP). <br />6.3.4(1)(c)(vi) <br />No shrub or tree species are scheduled to be established as part of this Reclamation Plan. Any natural re- <br />establishment of native species of the same, however, shall be acceptable. <br />6.3.40)(d) <br />Any infrastructure development (ie electric/water utility, roads, etc.) or any structures built are to remain in place per <br />landowner's (Venture Resources') request. <br />Specifically, these structures shall remain in place after operations cease and post-reclamation. These structures can <br />be identified in the maps of Exhibit E: <br />• Overhead electric utility line, associated transformers and power distribution. These are private, owned by <br />Venture Resources and may be used for potential, future real-estate development. <br />• Pre-existing public roads. <br />• Water Holding Pond. Future use of source water for fire-fighting. <br />• Leachate Collection facility components to remain include the diversion ditches and concrete collection barrier. <br />Pumps, electric control panels, pipelines, sediment pond, etc. shall be removed. The Reclamation Cost <br />Schedule, included as an appendix to this Exhibit D, provides for costs to dispose of this equipment in a <br />municipal landfill. <br />• • Mobile Mill Site mobile and portable equipment may remain on-site in an inactive state for storage. This <br />conforms to existing Clear Creek Mining District Zoning M-1 and M-2 designation. It shall be recalled that tlis <br />Page 4 of 9