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A LIGATION AGRICULTURAL EXCAVATION <br /> " SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT <br /> FILE NUMBER: PA- <br /> RECLAMATION PLAN <br /> CHECKLIST <br /> The following checklist s designed to be used as a tool for developing a reclamation plan in compliance with SMARA. The checklist <br /> is intended to encoura a coordination between applicants and review agencies in the identification of site specific issues prior to the <br /> development of a reci tion plan. Identifying and addressing pertinent issues in the preparation stage will minimize delays later on in <br /> the approval process. , <br /> The determine id n of i h issues should be addressed in the reclamation plan for a specific site should be based on the size of the <br /> proposed operation,i tential environmental impacts,and the proposed end use of the site. Thos items marked with an"X"are <br /> pr wired b s ecif s t la u e. Other items should not be considered as mandatory but may be-required by the County, <br /> en, <br /> depending on site ape - circumstances. More or less information maybe required,depending on the specific operation, <br /> requirements,and I 4 rdinances. Check with development Services staff to determine which items should be Included. <br /> [XI I. DESCRIPTI OF ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING': The purpose of this section is to document the conditions at the <br /> proposed sit rior to mining. The lead agency will use the information provided in this section to identify potential adverse <br /> environmen Impacts of the proposed mining operation. <br /> A. Maps <br /> Site A : Provide a road map which clearly shows how to gel to the site from the nearest fawn. <br /> [X] To Ic Ma 2: This map is necessary to establish the location and regional setting of the mine site. The map <br /> should E <br /> evation contours,natural ground slopes,drainage patterns,and other topographic features of the mine <br /> site an 1 sunding region within one mile of the mine site. Use U.S.Geological Survey 7-'/�or 15 minute maps, <br /> which theost accurate and useful. <br /> B. Ggplo <br /> i [X] I. P Ivide a description of the general geology of the area and a detailed description of the area in which mining is to <br /> beconducted. The information will be used to assess potential adverse environmental impacts. Specifically,the <br /> g is description should include: <br /> [ ] a. A description of geologic setting. <br /> i <br /> [ ] b. Geologic cross section(s)In the location of proposed slopes,dams,tailings facilities,etc.adequate to assess <br /> tential"stability problems. . <br /> [ ] c. Any other geological information requested by the administering agency. <br /> f C_ Hydroli <br /> 1. D 'be surface and ground water resources. The description may include: <br /> I [ a. Evidence of contact with the State Water Resources Control Board and the Regional Water Quality Control <br /> Board regarding possible permitting requirements(most of the concerns relating to the discharge of mine waste <br /> can be satisfied by appending the report of waste discharge and waste discharge permit to the reclamation <br /> plan). <br /> [ ] b. Flow estimates of watersheds that will be disturbed by or have a potential to impact the proposed mining <br /> operation). ' <br /> [ ] c. A description of land and water uses in affected watersheds that may be impacted by the proposed mining <br /> operation including a hydrologic inventory of wells and springs in affected areas. <br /> lb"Munld-M—terregime in the <br /> [ ) e A map showing the relationship between the water table(potentiometric)surface and the proposed mining <br /> operation. <br /> FADEVSMIRlanning Applic Am Forms\ Page 7 of 15 <br /> F Agricuitural Excavation-clot.(P wsed 02-03-10) <br /> t . <br />