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(Form 2 — (Public File) <br />Upon completion of each drill hole, cement will be pumped into each hole as soon as possible, typically within <br />one to two shifts. The drill holes are grouted by pumping cement through hollow grout rods that are inserted <br />at least 200 feet into the hole. If necessary, a "pig" can be pushed through the grout rods to force all the <br />cement out of the rods and into the entire hole. <br />The drilling project is estimated to take a maximum 10 weeks from start (mobilization) to finish <br />(demobilization). <br />Construction of road access to drill pad site NW of Co Hwy 82 is proposed to be 400 ft long and 12ft wide in a <br />20ft wide easement for drainage control. Construction of road /drill pad can be handled by 3 - 4 employees <br />who will operate equipment, maintain equipment, and provide quality control and some traffic control for 9 -10 <br />hours a day, 6 days week. <br />Materials used for road /drill pad construction include pit run, road base, 12 ft X 6 ft corrugated security gate <br />(willow green or grey in color), privacy sign, two 48" culverts, one 24" culvert, a privacy /security fence, privacy <br />sign and a stop sign. Security /privacy fence will be willow green or light grey in color measuring 6 ft high, <br />made of corrugated aluminum and chain link which will surround the entire drilling pad area (Figure 2 Page 2). <br />Road will be constructed from natural earth excavated on site for grading along with estimated 40 yards of pit <br />run and road base material to be hauled in by truck. Unused top soil will be stock piled for future reclamation <br />of the drill pad and road, NW of drill pad (Figure 1 page 4). <br />All prospecting operations shall be in compliance with CMLR Act as amended (34 -32 -101 et seq. CRS) and all <br />rules currently in effect. <br />There are no archeogical values known in the area of proposed drilling site operations. <br />Historical adits (tunnels) in the area will not be disturbed. <br />6. Proposed Disturbance (approximate) Describe the proposed drilling to <br />be conducted, including anticipated number of holes, diameter, depth, <br />location, etc... Submit additional pages if necessary: <br />A. Drill Pads: Quantity <br />Length 50 (ft) <br />B. Drill Holes: Quantity <br />size 2.98 (in) <br />C. Mud Pits: Quantity 0 <br />(ft) <br />Average Depth (ft) <br />1 Average Width 50 (ft) Average <br />5 Depth _Max 2,000_ (ft) Diameter _N <br />Average Width (ft) Average Length <br />Described proposed underground work, including reopening of old workings, <br />advancement of adits or shafts, trenches, pits, cuts, rock dumps, or <br />other types of disturbance, describe type, quantity and general <br />dimensions: <br />NONE <br />