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1 See Reclamation Plan included herein as Tab #11. Generally, reclamation will occur on an ongoing basis as areas of the subject property are no longer needed for extraction or storage. Until final reclamation, which will occur upon complete extraction of limestone or the expiration of the CUP, whichever is earlier, reclamation will simply include smoothing of soil and planting of vegetation. ' 9. Proposed earthwork and reclamation — final slope angles, high wall reduction, benching p g i g � g and terracing. See Reclamation Plan included herein as Tab#11. Generally,the reclamation will include 3:1 slopes and back slopes with no benching. 10. Methods of topsoil—topsoil substitute material removal and storage. See Reclamation Plan included herein as Tab#11. Generally,we intend to strip, stockpile and replace when reclamation is appropriate. 1 11. Anticipated topography of the reclaimed site. See Reclamation Plan as Tab#11. Generally we will proceed with 3:1 slopes with at least one inch (1") of subsoil and four inches (4") of topsoil. 12. Plan map that shows surface structures—after the cessation of mining. The applicant does not anticipate any surface structures. 13. Estimated cost of reclamation. It is estimated that the cost of reclamation will be approximately $200,000. 14. Revegetation plan — shall include timing and methods of seed bed preparation, rates and kinds of soil amendments, seed application timing, methods and rates, mulching and any other techniques needed to accomplish soil and slope stabilization. See Reclamation Plan as Tab#11. Generally we will proceed with 3:1 slopes with at least one inch (1") of subsoil and four inches (4") of topsoil. 15. Standards for revegetation—may be based on the percent of vegetative cover,productivity, plant density, diversity or other applicable measures. See Reclamation Plan as Tab #11. Generally, we will slope at 3:1 and provide cover that is consistent with the surrounding agricultural uses. -2-