2011-09-27_REVISION - M1981185 (43)

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Reclamation Plan Exhibit E Primary access road in the permit area is immediately off of County Road 124. This road base area is approximately 50 feet wide and approximately 1,875 feet long. Road reclamation closure activities are identified below. The road construction work plan is summarized in Attachment D- 1. • Grading of Existing Access Roads Pre - existing access roads within the 50 foot corridor will be graded and reseeded. The 50 foot wide corridor occupies approximately 9.5 acres. These roads are permanent and will not be rec- laimed. • May Day No. 2 Bench - Run of Mine Rock Storage This bench area is approximately 0.5 acre and is within the May Day No. 2 Operational Area. The rock storage site will be designed and reclaimed in accordance with the criteria presented in Exhibit D. • Installation of Stormwater Best Management Practice Structures Stormwater control structures will be installed as outlined in Exhibit U. • Repair of May Day No. 1 will require the installation of stormwater BMPs and seeding areas dis- turbed by construction activities. • Mill Retrofit requires no interim reclamation. • Ore Stockpile Processing The ore stockpiles (Figure D -2) located at: o May Day No. 2 bench (May Day No 2 Operational Area); o Idaho No. 1 bench (Idaho Operational Area); and, o Lamb bench (May Day No. 3 Operational Area). will be processed in the mill, requiring no interim reclamation. • Augmentation Pond Construction The one acre foot augmentation storage pond will be constructed in an area identified on Figure C -4 as outlined in Attachment D -6. • Reclamation Activities of Little Deadwood Gulch at May Day No. 2 and Chief Operational Areas will be reclaimed as outlined in Exhibit 6.5. Phase 2 - Milling Optimization Wildcat Mining Corporation 112d Permit — May Day Idaho Mine Complex Revised August, 2011 Exhibit E — Rule 6.4.5 DEN 97,615,521v1 9 -26 -11 Page 18 of 21