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Structures and equipment should be dismantled and removed at closure, except as PC, <br /> to be necessaryfor the proposed end use. <br /> Well closures: <br /> CCR 3713(a) Drill holes, water wells, monitoring wells will be completed or abandoned in accordance with AIA <br /> laws, unless demonstrated necessaryfor the proposed end use. <br /> Underground openings: <br /> CCR 3713(b) Any portals, shafts, tunnels, or openings will be gated or protected from public entry, and to /YA <br /> reserve access for wildlife(e.g. bats). <br /> GEOLOGY AND GEOTECHNICAL <br /> Authority Requirements/Practices/Standards or <br /> N/A <br /> PRC A description of the general geology of the area 'r <br /> 2772(c)(5) A detailed description of the geology of the mine site. 1P 1 <br /> If a metallic mine is located on, or within one mile of, any"Native American sacred site"and is <br /> PRC 2773.3 located in an "area of special concern, "the reclamation plan shall require that all excavations <br /> and/or excess materials be backfilled and graded to achieve the approximate original contours of NA <br /> the mined lands prior to mining. <br /> CCR The source and disposition of fill materials used for backfilling or grading shall be considered in rq <br /> 3502(b)(4) the reclamation plan. <br /> The designed steepness and treatment of final slopes must consider the physical properties of �3 <br /> CCR slope materials, maximum water content, and landscaping. <br /> 3502(b)(3) The reclamation plan shall specify slope angles flatter than the critical gradient for the type of <br /> slope materials. <br /> When final slopes approach the critical gradient, a Slope Stability Analysis will be required. <br /> CCR 3704.1 Backfilling required for surface mining operations for metallic minerals. <br /> CCR 3704(a) For urban use, fill shall be compacted in accordance with Uniform Building Code, local grading NA <br /> ordinance, or other methods approved by the lead agency. <br /> CCR 3704(b) For resource conservation, compact to the standards required for that end use. LA <br /> Final reclamation fill slopes shall not exceed 2:1 (H:V), except when allowed by site-specific <br /> CCR 3704(d) engineering analysis, and the proposed final slope can be successfully revegetated. See also <br /> Section 3502(b)(3). <br /> CCR 3704(e) At closure, all fill slopes shall conform with the surrounding topography or approved end use. <br /> CCR 3704(f) Final cut slopes must have a minimum slope stability factor of safety that is suitable for the end <br /> use and conforms with the surrounding topography or end use. P5 1 <br /> HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY <br /> Authority Requirements/Practices/Standards or <br /> N/A <br /> For operations within the 100-year flood plain (defined by FEMA)and within one mile up-or <br /> PRC 2770.5 downstream of a state highway bridge, Caltrans must be notified and provided a 45-day review /VA <br /> period by the lead agency. <br /> PRC Description of the manner in which contaminants will be controlled and mine waste will be <br /> 2772 c 8 A disposed. S <br /> PRC The reclamation plan shall include a description of the manner in which stream banks/beds will <br /> 2772 c 8 B be rehabilitated to minimize erosion and sedimentation. <br /> PRC 2773(a) The reclamation plan shall establish site-specific sediment and erosion control criteria for <br /> monitoring compliance with the reclamation plan. <br /> CCR Temporary stream and watershed diversions shall be detailed in the reclamation plan. <br /> 3502 b 6 <br /> MCC03(a)(2) <br /> R Stockpiles of overburden and minerals shall be managed to minimize water and wind erosion. <br /> Reclamation Plan Content Checklist—Page 3 of 6 Revised April 9,2018 <br />