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Dane County Nonmetallic Mining Reclamation Plan Operator: Forever Sandfill and Limestone, Inc. Landowner: Joel Hougan Owner address: 2371 County Highway BN r " " EU Stoughton, WI 53589 Landowner Phone: 608-884-9105 dill IF 8 eit ,/ Applicant: Forever Sandfill and Limestone, Inc. a//� Applicant Contact: Jon Halverson BY .r •' �- OUNTY Applicant Address.170 Highway 51N CONSERVATION Edgerton, WI 53534 Applicant Phone: 608-884-9105 Town of Pleasant Springs: T6N-R11E, Section 9, Part of E l of the SW 1/4 - Approximately 20 acres. A non-conforming mineral site existing prior to 1969. The following reclamation plan is prepared based on the requirements of Section 74.131 of Chapter 74 of the Dane County Code of Ordinances (DCCO). 74.131(2) Site Information: Site information is provided in the following Maps and Exhibits: Map#1 Dane County Property and Zoning Map T6N-R11E Map#2 North Reclamation Plan Site Plan Map#3 Dane County Soils Soil Survey of Dane County, Wisconsin Exhibit#1 Site Photos Existing Site 74.131(2)(a) General: The Forever Sandfill and Limestone, Inc. nonmetallic mine will occupy 20 acres of the eastern half of the SW 1/4 of the SE1/4, Section 09, T6N-R11E, Town of Pleasant Springs, Dane County, as shown on Map#1 and#2. This property has been farmed for many years. Typically the fields have been planted in hay, corn or soybeans. Currently the fields have been planted in corn. The property has been previously mined (prior to 1969) with the northern half of the property being previously reclaimed quarry lands (approximately 10 acres). The south 10 acres of this property has an existing quarry (1.6 acres) to be reclaimed and the remaining 8.4 acres to be quarried and reclaimed, as shown on Map#2. Materials to be mined include sand and gravel. Natural topsoil quantities on site are very small and topsoil will not be sold or removed from the site. The gravel, larger stones and boulders will be sorted, some crushed and screened on site for use in concrete, street sub-base, driveways, building foundations, landscaping, etc. In addition, salvaged asphalt and concrete materials will be brought from offsite, recycled and processed on site. This mine is located on a ridge and no offsite runoff enters the quarry site. In addition, the quarry will be below existing grade and no water entering the quarry will leave the quarry. Surface water falling into the quarry will infiltrate into the sand and gravel deposits. See Maps #2 and#3. As the mine reaches Mining Reclamation Plan 1 JH-09-14 5/6/2014