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more compatable level should the stability be in question. Overall the reclamation process will improve the stability of the site and reduce erosion. The cross-sections of the site and adjacent elevations are shown on the Reclamation Plan. There are a total of two sensitive sites located in Phase 3 and Phase 4. HYDROLOGY A. This is an on-going land reclamation effort for agricultural use. There is no waste discharge. There is haul off of material and dust control is required. In Phase One the on-site roadway was sanded. The approach driveway is paved and in poor to fair condition. B. The surrounding area (other than a small frontage on the river) is in row crops or orchards. No watershed is disturbed. No springs are evident. Since this reclamation effort stops at the surrounding grades the water table does not affect the operation. C. Soil analysis was made in Phase One and determined the top soil was not suitable for replacement and was not stockpiled for future placement. To conform to the requirements of the SI1RA regulations dated January 1998, as reclamation proceeds the top 6"laver of soil will be removed and set aside for future placement. D. Fish & Game Department did in their review mark a buffer zone along the river at a bend in the river per 1602 permit. A barbed wire fence was constructed along the ed-e of the zone, at the highest point of the zone. The buffer zone is not located in Phase Two. As the excavation approaches the buffer zone, the Department of Fish & Game should be afforded an opportunity to re-visit the site and make any new determination on the dimensions of the buffer zone and the slopes to be constructed. The two archaeological sites are located in the buffer zone and shown on the plans at the approximate locations. E. Perron No:`-16-1-0 has been issued by the SJ Valley Unified.-lir Pollution Control Disuiu_ F. The site is also designated as "pit". The land is being reclaimed for agricultural use. The map unit for "pit' is not assigned a capability classification or a vegetative soil group. 3. DESCRIPTIOti OF PROPOSED NrF\-rN-G OPERATION A. Sze Reclamation Map for existing and proposed elevations. B. The rate of reclamation depends on the demand for the material. It is estimated 100.000.;ubie yards per,.ear.an be removed. It is a dr:weather operation. Phase?consists of approximate!,. I_' acxes.Phase 3 has 1 acres and Phase 4 i as 3 acres for a total of 33 acres. Tae total will' be reduced by the required buffer sten along the it is prcbabie that the total reclamation effort%-.-ill last 10 vears. ` `•��:er eCi lr''Mien-15 amoum :v Iess t^an 100.000 cai. year. - Cur7!i,, cur:ently Dumps water .c steel :ar+:5 at -he �. v .a .... _ .� tZ. IP1CK ?ills tr0[n t`1e -ank by gravity. Tne trsc:: is :0. e i0au5a dre v,e'. down from — '.vaIer prior to lea`in_the sire