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8. <br />Topsoil stockpiled on the west of the additional acres will be surrounded by silt fence until stabilized by <br />Dryland Pasture Mix. This mix consists of Tall Fescue, Perennial Rye Grass, Smooth Brome and Crested <br />Rye Grass. 150 to 200 cubic yards of topsoil is expected to stockpiled along the 1900 foot western edge. <br />9. <br />No inert structural fill will be imported from out of the current permit boundary to the site. <br />10. <br />No high walls will remain on site when reclamation is complete. A stepped approach will be necessary <br />in some areas because the remaining walls on the west boundary are solid rock. These walls are part of <br />our view shed agreement with Larimer County. The steps will be no higher than 3 feet each. The grade <br />of reclaimed area to the east will be a natural looking dip and rise to a more course rocky existing ridge. <br />11. <br />The reclaimed slope gradient will not exceed 15 degrees where possible. The existing grade is closer to <br />25 degrees at the eastern portion of the area. Because of the nature of the course stone /clay /shale <br />terrain, it historically holds the steeper grade. <br />12. <br />A soil test will be conducted prior to applying fertilizer. <br />13. <br />Livestock is currently fenced off from being in the quarry and the amendment area. <br />14. <br />The 32,000 cubic yards of topsoil is a typo. It should read 2,200 cubic yards. <br />EXHIBIT F <br />15. <br />A revised Reclamation Map overlaid on a USGS Topographic map of the Laporte Quadrangle is in the <br />packet. This map shows the gradient and covers A thru J as on the new Mining Map. <br />EXHIBIT G <br />16. <br />A copy of the Commercial Well Permit number 286460 is included in the packet. Please see number 1 <br />above for the rest of the information. <br />EXHIBIT L <br />17. <br />The total volume of overburden to be replaced in the combined quarry area is 110,000 cubic yards. This <br />is the approximate 95,000 cubic yards in the 112 and 15,000 cubic yards in the amended area. The <br />overburden in the stockpiles closest to the pit is estimated at 20,000 cubic yards. <br />18. <br />Revised bond <br />EXHIBIT M <br />19. <br />