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9. Exhibit D -stated the nature, depth and thickness of the ore body or deposit to be mined. See Mining Plan- Mining was originally 25-30 feet in depth. No final slopes greater than 3:1. 10. Exhibit D -the nature of the stratum was identified and added to the Plan. See Mining Plan- the nature is gravel and dirt 11. Exhibit D -specify if explosives will be used 12. Exhibit D- Revised the sentence Number 4 to state Back slopes will be at a 3:1 ratio. See Mining Plan- 3:1 ratio. 13. Exhibit E- changed Plan to say Pastureland. See Reclamation Plan 14. Exhibit E- description comparing the proposed post -mining land use to other land uses in the vicinity. See Reclamation Plan -Areas in the vicinity of the gravel pit are Pastureland as well. 15. Exhibit E -description was added to Reclamation Plan of how the Plan will be implemented to meet each applicable requirement. See Reclamation Plan - 16. Exhibit E -Provided a plan or schedule indicating how and when reclamation will be implemented. See Reclamation Plan 17. Exhibit G -Water Information- We included the 4 foot berm in the upper North West corner of the pit to ensure that the storm water will remain on site. 18. Exhibit H -Wildlife Information -Contacted Aaron Berscheid with Colorado Division of Wildlife and he said there are no endangered species (both Federal and State lists)in this vicinity. 19. Exhibit H -Again, Division of Wildlife office Aaron Berscheid said there is no general effect on existing wildlife in this area during or proposed operation of the gravel site. All wildlife in the area are used to human traffic and noise which is very minimal. 20. Exhibit J -Vegetation Information -Provided quantitative estimates of cover and height for the vegetation described in the application. 21. Exhibit J -Clarified the statement on the application. 22. Exhibit L -Reclamation Costs -Clarified the statement to say 3:1 slopes.