2015-03-17_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - P2011006

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B. Map, Sketch or Drawing. Show location and layout of the area of operation. Identify any streams, creeks or springs if known. Show the size and kind of all surface disturbances such as trenches, pits, settling ponds, stream channels and run-off diversions, waste dumps, drill pads, timber disposal or clearance, etc. Include sizes, capacities, acreage, amounts, locations, materials involved, etc. This operations plan is for mec anima REg g only Should valuable deposes be located, an updated operations elan will be submitted along with a mining =it plication to the state of 1 sus a c v will be t lu storage of topsoil and waste rocL -All pMsod MOMS p are indicated with a red dot. E&ce Xons: The current excavation► cite at 004 is approxi ly 0.5 acre Three prospects will be placed here eac a m:Ljm�te 1.600 square feet. When finkhelAus anew will be reclaimed unless determined suitable for a m mM QW—atinn All Mmatio s will be shallow nits or short trenches across the designated prospect site Minor timber will be removed at site -016 p this site is an ex�sh' 'gg trench m a w area. other sites may have minor timber removal of a few trees Most are open sites and not covered with timber cites 017 t Wutth 022 are i a burned area from the I3ayma*+ fire AU removed timber wall be buried or hauled off site None of the cites are near water or located in gullies or o er off sites. C. Project Description. Describe all aspects of the operation including mining, milling, and exploration methods, materials, equipment, workforce, construction and operation schedule, power requirements, how clearing will be accomplished, topsoil stockpile, waste rock placement, tailings disposal, proposed number of drillholes and depth, depth of proposed suction dredging, and how gravels will be replaced, etc. Calculate production rates of ore. Include justification and calculations for settling pond capacities, and the size of runoff diversion channels. Exploration and mining will be smaIL QM R ti s and minor trenching in -Min"- mm as indicatedi s u7egular and ictable on any given claim _ During the life of this nrosnectLQ 9der�pp�i to 25 pros �,�� Lnects on 120 acres may be opened — Aonximat* 5 pros= tangy 1. 8 acre) be pened curing a given season All will be refilled and reclaimed at the end of the season Total difst,�rt anve under this plan will be less than one acre, Exqgpfim: Nearby oven excavations from previous digging will also be reclaimed en include r chisels, - -- trackhoe or a small backhoe will be used to excave a��.s. approximately 30 a v feet by 30 fcreet to a S feet. The excavation will be megigattd for y_pe�atite bodies and possible cavities and then refilled No construction rs p�gpQsgd. No mower ns will be intermittent and based on weather and sa+conal conditions. prospecting will usuWN early May and will wnttmue throuM i1 late July Close -out will be 15 Nov equipment will used for a im»m f 15 in y one sawn of W9M imateh, _ Mours per day Other hand digging and 29MM the wnrlcfrnr, mineral exp Oration wifl take place-all a One nernnn will be the machine mson until wmtor Two to four people will personnel will conduct mmerat_ recovery and cupg�,nse ggM ions operator' other '- Cleanng- No significant clearing is P psed or ayected Most of the ina�ber les been fine- killed over 8 mches m dweter will M be disturbed if possible Lesser diameter trees 21 by felled and buned in the reclamation of pits fuLers will be laid cross slott lei e p stabilize the hillsides and slow erosion_ Rf more space is needed to fffl out a block of information, use additional sheets and attach to forma)