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9 . i`�- , lcp_ gullies at aoproximatal�v -5:a. 33T0G arc ��TCO s^cuic c_ <br /> stabilized with rock or strawbales staked in place . <br /> 10. Between Sta. 35+00 and 25+00, a number of cut slope sections have <br /> sloughed as a result of undercutting of the slope by the ditch. In <br /> conjunction with ditch repair and stabilization work, the sloughed <br /> material along the base of the cut slope should be reseeded. <br /> Road G <br /> 11 . The following areas should be stabilized with vegetation: <br /> a. Eroded fill between G-17 and G-16; <br /> b. A small disturbed area a short distance above culvert G-17 which <br /> was an apparent road fill borrow site; <br /> C. An eroded fill slope in the immediate vicinity of Culvert G-V and, <br /> d. Sparsely vegetated, rilled cut slopes in colluvium in the vicinity <br /> of Culvert G-14. <br /> 12. The following cut and fill slope gullies require stabilization: <br /> a. A gully headcut approximately 6 feet deep immediately above <br /> Culvert G-15; <br /> b. A 2 foot deep gully on the fill slope near Culvert G-7; <br /> C. A 2 foot deep gully on the road fill between Culvert G- and Road E. <br /> Road F <br /> 13. Steep fill slopes between the mine bench at Sta. 130+00 and the curve <br /> below the lower bin pad at 85+00 should be reseeded. Heavy elk/cattle <br /> use has denuded the fill slope at the F-3 curve. A salt block at this <br /> location should be removed. <br /> 14. The road fill slope between culvert F-3 and the double culvert set, <br /> below, is sparsely vegetated and should be reseeded. <br /> 15. Beginning approximately 150 feet below culvert F-4N is an area of cut <br /> slope instability which extends into the natural ground above . The slide <br /> appears to be stabilizing and some vegetation is coming in. The affected <br /> cutslope area should be reseeded. <br />