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Dust generated during mining operations will be limited to the active mining area and haul roads. <br />Water will be delivered to the Site via a water track and applied primarily to haul roads, but also <br />to any exposed soil/topsoil stockpiles and areas where mining has been completed as is <br />necessary. Mitigative measures to minimize fugitive dust fi.om these areas may include of <br />stockpiling soils in a manner to prevent erosion and phased restoration of completed areas. <br /> <br />Access to the site will be gated. When the site is unattended, all vehicles and equipment will be <br />secured and locked. Control of access to open extraction areas will be accomplished with <br />warning signs and/or fencing. Fencing currently exists at the Site. The mining operation will not <br />involve the creation of any steep slopes. The gravel resources to be mined are located only in <br />long narrow ridges. It is anticipated that these gravel containing ridges will be excavated and <br />removed to the elevations indicated on the mining plan. Peat excavation is anticipated to occur in <br />the low lying areas of the site and in areas shown as wetlands on the existing conditions plan peat <br />excavated fi.om areas designated as wetlands will occur at a shallow depth to assure wetland <br />conditions are maintained in these areas. The overall mining of the site will result in a complex <br />of type 2 through 5 wetlands and an area of deeper water fishery habitat. <br /> <br />To prevent weeds and unsightly vegetation, stockpiled topsoil will be placed on graded and <br />mined surfaces intermittently as the phased mining progresses. Graded areas and completed <br />phases will be re-vegetated with standard MnDOT and/or BWSR seed mixtures. <br /> <br />2.11 RESTORATION PLAN <br /> <br />Upon completion of mining, the Site will be restored as waterfowl and fishery habitat with a <br />potential end use as a public fishing/recreation area. As areas of the mining are completed, the <br />stockpiled soils and topsoil will be distributed and graded across the mined area. Stockpiled <br />topsoil will be placed on graded and mined surfaces intermittently as the mining progresses. <br />Topsoil will be seeded and mulched to prevent erosion. Standard MnDOT and/or BWSR seed <br />mixtures will be used and when necessary trees will be planted. Final grades will range fi.om 1% <br />to 25%. Sheet 3 in Appendix C is the Drainage and Restoration Plan showing the proposed <br />final contours of the Site. <br /> <br />3.0 STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS <br /> 3.1 BOUNDARY <br /> <br />Extraction operations will be conducted within the confines of the extraction site described in the <br />application. <br /> <br /> LIESCH ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />May 2004 Hydrogeologists · Engineers · Environmental Scientists .Page 5. <br /> <br /> <br />
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