2015-07-20_PERMIT FILE - M2015028 (5)

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• Steeper slope areas lined with erosion nets as best practice. • Road to remain intact except lined with top soil and replanted as described above. This will act as a fire break plus allow future access to Clear Creek Fire Department if ever required. There are several residences about '/2 to 1 mile due East of property and there are no known firebreaks in the immediate area. • Trenched area re -filled with waste / wall rock and lastly top soil then replanted on an ongoing basis during the mining process. After mining process the reclaimed trench area left intact as a fire break. • Due that roads and reclaimed trench are to remain as fire breaks these areas will not be replanted with shrubs or trees. Estimate of actual costs to reclaim the site: Description: Price: Equipment Costs $6,250 Fuel $1,000 Topsoil $1,500 Trucking and Hauling Charges $2,500 Labor $5,000 Reseeding $1,650 Misc. (Seed Nets, etc.) $1,000 Total $18,900 6.3.5 Exhibit E — Map 1. See Exhibit D — Reclamation Plan Map. 2. Map shows outline of patented properties and areas. a. Reclamation is for a mining road, trenched area and location of crusher / wash plant. b. See Exhibit E Map 4 showing nearby land owners. This map also illustrates legal right to enter and ownership of all affected property belongs to Teton Drilling, Inc. Note: There are no man-made structures within 200 feet of affected area. c. Major surface features used in connection with proposed operation are previously noted in 6.3.3 Exhibit C (Mining Plan) and shown in Exhibit E Map, Exhibit E Map 2 and Exhibit E Map 3. All of this equipment will permanently leave site once Reclamation Operations begin with the except of excavators as required to level roads, distribute top soil, etc. Teton Drilling, Inc. Dixie Mine - Clear Creek County, CO