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D. No contaminants were experienced in Phase 1. No waste water was disposed of in Phase 1. 1%"' E. Processing of the excavated material is completed at the site. A soil mixing machine is employed to remove rocks or debris from the material. The material may be sold as is for fill or blended with a quality material, per buyers specifications. All the equipment used in Phase 1 is shown in the photographs. 4. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED RECLAMATION A. The reclaimed site will be used by the owner for farming purposes. The owner has contracted with Allen's Valley Loam to reclaim the site. A Site Plan and Reclamation Plan are submitted in the support of this application. The topsoil should be replaced as an on-going process to expedite the land reclamation rather than to stockpile for future replacement.However is is recognized the owner of the land may prefer to stockpile until each phase is complete and determine the finish grade for irrigation at that time. The rate of reclamation depends on demand for the material. Phase 2 may be completed in 4 years. Areas of reclamation, with acreage of each, are shown on the plan. All equipment will be removed upon completion of reclamation. No structures exist at the site. B. Upon completion of Phase 4, this site is reclaimed to productive agricultural use. No additional mining is evident. A locked gate is in place at Peltier Road. C. Planting of each phase, as completed, is a high priority to the owner. Phase 1 is producing row crops. Irrigation ditches are present. The owner's vested interest in reclaiming and planting is ~' self-evident. Monitoring and/or Maintenance was a non-issue in Phase 1. The land in the project vicinity produces alfalfa and supports an orchard The Meld for alfalfa is 6+ton/acre-di$113 per ton in 1996.(1996 Annual Crop Report)by Scott Hudson.Agricultural Commissioner.San.ioaquin County. D. No In-Stream mining involved in this project. The buffer zone was established by the Department of Fish & Game, State of California, along the river frontage. The buffer zone is shown on the plans. E. Public safety and possible vandalism required the placement of a locked gate at Peltier Road. As Phase 2 begins, higher cut slopes will exist. The site should be posted, according to law, against trespassing and to warn of danger. The signs should completely surround the site to warn individuals approaching from any direction. They should be in English and Spanish and must be maintained in periods of closure. as well as during operation of the site. The signs must be printed so as to contain the legal information to be in compliance and to permit arrest by the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department. In addition, any temporary slope steeper that 1 : 1 shall have movable warning signs at the top of the slope every 20 feet to warn of the cutbank dancer.'A-hen preparing for winter closure. the tivorking slope created by excavation shall be 2 : 1 maximum.