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2. Project Description — 43 CRC` 3809.401(b) (2) <br />2.1. Legal Description and Surface Ownership <br />[43 OF 3809.401 (b) (2) (i)]; The proposed project is located in Sections 2, 3, 4, 10 and 11, <br />Township 43 North, Range 4 West, and Sections 34, 35, Township 44N, Range 4 W, New Mexico <br />Principal Meridian, Hinsdale County, Colorado. The proposed project is located on public lands <br />administered by the BLM. The project location and surface land status are shown in Figures 1 <br />and 2, respectively. <br />2.2. Existing Disturbance <br />[43 CRF3809.401 (b) (2) (i)]; Pre-existing disturbance, as currently known, is shown in Figure 2. <br />Pre-existing disturbance includes historic roads, trenching and prospecting in the Golden <br />Wonder mine area and existing two -track access roads in the project area. Kinross has no <br />previous tenure on the property. <br />2.3. Project Description <br />[43 CRF 3809 401 (b) (2) (i)]; The Plan is for mineral exploration drilling. A total of 4 drill sites <br />are proposed. Access to the 4 proposed drill sites will be as shown on Figure 2 on existing <br />roadways. No new access roads are proposed. Figure 3 presents the location of the proposed <br />disturbance, and Table 1 presents the proposed disturbance for the project. A maximum of 12 <br />drill holes are proposed from the 4 proposed drill sites. <br />Table 1: Proposed Disturbance <br />worKing areas for anu saes are planned to be 50 feet wide by 50 feet long and will use existing roads <br />alignments where practicable. <br />2 No new access roads are proposed. <br />2.4. Proposed Operations/Activities <br />[43 CRF3809.401(b)]; Mineral exploration activities, including exploration drilling and sampling, <br />constructed drill sites, and reclamation of surface disturbance, are proposed for the project. <br />The following sections describe general operating procedures, construction techniques, and <br />equipment that are anticipated for the project. Multiple drill holes may be completed from <br />each of the 4 drill pads using a wireline, truck -mounted or track mounted core rig. Drill holes <br />may be both vertical and angled, with average drill depths of approximately 1000 feet. <br />Proposed <br />proposed <br />Total <br />Project Component <br />(Number/ <br />Activity <br />Proposed <br />Feet} <br />(acres} <br />Disturbance <br />(acres) <br />Drill Sites' <br />4 <br />0.23 <br />0.23 <br />Access Roads2 <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />TOTAL <br />4/0 <br />0.23 <br />0.23 <br />worKing areas for anu saes are planned to be 50 feet wide by 50 feet long and will use existing roads <br />alignments where practicable. <br />2 No new access roads are proposed. <br />2.4. Proposed Operations/Activities <br />[43 CRF3809.401(b)]; Mineral exploration activities, including exploration drilling and sampling, <br />constructed drill sites, and reclamation of surface disturbance, are proposed for the project. <br />The following sections describe general operating procedures, construction techniques, and <br />equipment that are anticipated for the project. Multiple drill holes may be completed from <br />each of the 4 drill pads using a wireline, truck -mounted or track mounted core rig. Drill holes <br />may be both vertical and angled, with average drill depths of approximately 1000 feet. <br />