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<br />Reclamation <br />Plan Norslien <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />Soils: <br /> <br />Reclamation <br />Measures: <br /> <br />New Glarus: NeB2, NeC2, NeU2, NeU2 <br />Poor subsoil, high shrink-swell potential; high compressibility and <br />elasticity, substratum is Dolimetic limestone deposit of approximately <br />25' feet in depth, underline by the 81. Peter sandstone formation. <br />* see attached soils maps <br /> <br />In order to comply with the mandates ofNRI35.19, Yahara Materials, <br />Inc. is proposing the following reclamation measures. <br /> <br />1. Vertical Faces: <br />All vertical faces may be blasted down in a bench pattern. <br />This will allow for the construction of slopes where possible. <br /> <br />2. Grading: <br />This site has large quantities of topsoil and unclassified soils <br />stock-piled around the perimeter of the quarry. Primarily at the <br />north end of the site. This dirt will be loaded and hauled on the <br />quarry floor and slopes, and graded to form the landscape as per <br />our drawing.. This grading will take place as the depletion of the <br />limestone allows. The soil will be spread at a minimum rate of <br />9-12 inches on the floor, and 6"to 9" on the slopes. Naturally <br />where more dirt is available it will be used on the level areas to <br />promote agricultural land use. As the operation progress, stock- <br />piled soils will be seeded to prevent erosion. <br /> <br />3. Seeding: <br />All slopes and non-farmable areas will be seeded at a rate of 7 <br />pounds per 1 ,000 square feet of #20 WI DOT specification <br />seed mixture. Within 7 days of completion of the grading <br />operations. To ogtimize growth all planting will be conducted <br />between May 15 in the spring, and no later than September 15th <br />in the fall. Fertilizer shall be applied at the rate of 10 pounds per <br />1,000 square feet 16-8-8 (NPK). The steep side slopes of the <br />quarry will be stabilized with seed and polymer treatment to <br />prevent any erosion. As our long range plan is to return this site <br />to agricultlD'e, the relatively flat or gently sloping area would be <br />returned to either row crops, such as com and soybeans or to <br />alfalfa. Therefore seeding of the quarry floor will be unnecessary <br />except to allow for any waterways within the site. <br /> <br />Note.: Please see enclosed WisDOT specifications for seed <br />properties and germination rates. <br />