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RECLAMATION PLAN <br />Reclamation will consist of final shaping, applying 4 inches of previously stockpiled <br />topsoil and replanting the site with grass species adaptable to this area. <br />1. Topsoil depths are approximately 4 inches at the proposed site. Thin topsoil plus <br />additional topsoil or suitable overburden encountered will be stockpiled. since the <br />topsoil directly overlies the deposit, there is no anticipated handling of <br />overburden. <br />2. Reclaimed slopes will have a maximum gradient of 3H:1 V to facilitate <br />revegetation and reduce soil erosion. <br />3. Topsoil depths in this area average 4 inches. Since only 4 inches are available, <br />only that amount will be removed or stockpiled. In any additional topsoil is <br />encountered, it will be stockpiled as well. <br />4. The soil Conservation Service has recommended that seeding be done between <br />November 1, and April 30, with a disc drill for best results. The seedbed will be <br />prepared fo , <br />e app i ?- ? a <br />r toGhiseling t ? <br />5. The Soil Conservation Services has recommended the following seed mixture for <br />the area: (See Exhibit D, Page 3) <br />Variety Species Pounds/Acre PL-S <br />Vaughn, Butte sideoats grama 1.8 <br />Arriba, Barton western wheatgrass 3.2 <br />Pastura, Cimmarron little bluestem 1.4 <br />Grenville, Neb 28 switchgrass .09 <br />Goshen prairie sandreed 1.3 <br />Trees and shrubs will not be planted since they do not naturally grown on this soil <br />type in this area. <br />6. <br />}, .t w -tt t ....l;oi! a+ 7 t..«eti.+?? ?rrP i mur-e-yA alsaJ= <br />err ? <br />wnsidered as mulch and. if used, will he a?nliPd t tnnc nP e p r? S?oi] <br />ervice. <br />7. There will be no ponds, streams or buildings remaining after reclamation. <br />0 <br /> <br />EXHIBIT D, PAGE I