22. SEGMENTAL RECLAMATION Permit area has been divided into segments for mining and a mining schedule has been developed? yes no If no, explain: Permit area has been divided into segments for reclamation and a reclamation schedule has been developed? yes no If no, explain: 23. SITE PREPARATION 23A. Saving Topsoil, Subsoil, and Overburden for Reclamation Thickness of topsoil is feet Thickness of subsoil is feet Depth to bedrock is feet Total volume of topsoil is cubic yards Total volume of subsoil is cubic yards Volume of stored topsoil/subsoil is cubic yards and will require acres for storage. Storage areas are shown on maps and will be marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no Topsoil will be salvaged? yes no If no, explain: Topsoil and overburden will be moved to reclaim an adjacent depleted segment? yes no If no, explain: Before materials are moved, vegetation will be cleared and drainage planned for soil storage areas? yes no If no, explain: Soil storage areas will be stabilized with vegetation to prevent erosion if materials will be stored for more than one season? yes no If no, explain: 23B. Permit and Disturbed Area Boundaries Boundary of the permit area will be marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no Explain boundary markers: 23C. Setbacks Screens and Buffers Are Screens required and are shown on maps? yes no The reclamation setback for this site will be feet wide. Is a permanent, undisturbed buffer planned for this site? yes no If no, explain: Setbacks and buffers are shown on maps and have been marked on the ground with permanent boundary yes no markers? If no, explain: 23D. Buffers to Protect Streams and Flood Plains Will the site include a stream or flood plain? yes no If yes, see for Mines in Flood in for SM-8A”. “Additional Requirements Plains” “Instructions If no, skip to 23E. A stream buffer of at least 200 feet has been marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no A buffer of at least 200 feet from the 100-year flood plain has been marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no If no, explain: Copy of Shoreline Permit from local government or the Department of Ecology is attached? yes no Hydraulic Project Approval from the Department of Fish and Wildlife is attached? yes no
22. SEGMENTAL RECLAMATION Permit area has been divided into segments for mining and a mining schedule has been developed? If no, explain: yes no Permit area has been divided into segments for reclamation and a reclamation schedule has been developed? If no, explain: yes no 23. SITE PREPARATION 23A. Saving Topsoil, Subsoil, and Overburden for Reclamation Thickness of topsoil is feet Thickness of subsoil is feet Depth to bedrock is feet Total volume of topsoil is cubic yards Total volume of subsoil is cubic yards Volume of stored topsoil/subsoil is cubic yards and will require acres for storage. Storage areas are shown on maps and will be marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no Topsoil will be salvaged? If no, explain: yes no Topsoil and overburden will be moved to reclaim an adjacent depleted segment? If no, explain: yes no Before materials are moved, vegetation will be cleared and drainage planned for soil storage areas? If no, explain: yes no Soil storage areas will be stabilized with vegetation to prevent erosion if materials will be stored for more than one season? If no, explain: yes no 23B. Permit and Disturbed Area Boundaries Boundary of the permit area will be marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? Explain boundary markers: yes no 23C. Setbacks Screens and Buffers Are Screens required and are shown on maps? yes no The reclamation setback for this site will be feet wide. Is a permanent, undisturbed buffer planned for this site? If no, explain: yes no Setbacks and buffers are shown on maps and have been marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? If no, explain: yes no 23D. Buffers to Protect Streams and Flood Plains Will the site include a stream or flood plain? If yes, see “Additional Requirements for Mines in Flood Plains” in “Instructions for SM-8A”. If no, skip to 23E. yes no A stream buffer of at least 200 feet has been marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? yes no A buffer of at least 200 feet from the 100-year flood plain has been marked on the ground with permanent boundary markers? If no, explain: yes no Copy of Shoreline Permit from local government or the Department of Ecology is attached? yes no Hydraulic Project Approval from the Department of Fish and Wildlife is attached? yes no