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I. What is the proposed subsequent use for the reclaimed mined land (e. ., recreation, wildlife habit4 grazing; open space, etc.) -- Subsequent use of the land is proposed to be'the same as its present use, that is, grassland for cattle grazing: 2. Evidence that ovine s .'of a ossesso interest includiri "surface riis have been notified of the ro sed use or p2`tential uses after reclamation. -- Authorization signatures on the .second' page of the quarry excavation application form are evidence that the landowners have been notified. { B. Reclamation Schedule 1. Provide a time schedule that will ensure reclamation at the earliest possible time on those portions of the mined lands that will not be subject to further disturbance. — Reclamation Will.be: concurrent with mining to the extent possible. For example, when mining is completed in Phase I (a and b), mining will commence in Phase II (a, b, and c). While mining is occurring in Phase II, Phase I will be reclaimed to rolling grassland by respreading overburden to be used as suitable plant growth materials. When mining is completed in Phase Il, mining will commence in Phase III (a and b) and reclamation will be completed in Phase II. Reclamation in each phase will be ongoing to the extent possible. That is, as areas are mined out, overburden will be respread to achieve post mining contours. However, reclamation in any phase cannot be completed until after mining is completed in that phase. 2. Provide a mapof the proposed phases of reclamation and the corresponding acres a and dates for completion of each phase see Reclamation Site Plan), —This information is provided on Exhibit II, Phase/Topo Map. i 3. If reclamation will not be concurrent with mining, ex Iain why — Reclamation will be concurrent with raining as described under section III.B.1 above. C. Post Mining Topography: 1. Provide a map of Proposed post-reclamation tonography_ show drainage pian, benches, roads, plantings, and _other pertinent features of the j reclamation see Reclamation Site Plan). - Post mining cross sections are shown on Exhibit V1, with cross section locations shown on Exhibit V. A post mining topography map is provided as Exhibit VII. 2. Attach cross sections through slopes, cuts and fills' show original Ugund, post-mining surface underl3jng geologic conditions and reclaimed surface see Reclamation Site Plan). -- These cross sections are shown on Exhibit Distribution Copy Page 11 of 14 August Z 2006