2017-04-14_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - M1980244

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Table 1: Recorded wildlife mortalities recorded at CC&V from March 2012-March 2017 Date Location Event Comments CC&V Response 10/2/13 ADR 1 Fox mortality Exposure to low pH water. Pipe plumbed to avoid future wildlife exposure External Drowned in ESP The ESP is fully fenced 5/4/15 Storage Pond Fox mortality and has wildlife egress (ESP) points to assist wildlife egress the lined footprint Stuck in 12"x6"tee for injection 6/5/15 AGVLF Fox mortality* in laydown yard on ADR road. No process fluids involved Exposure to high pH and water The infiltration trench 9/29/15 AGVLF Elk mortality containing CN solution in associated with this event sediment basin area on Phase IV was decommissioned to eliminate this risk. Deceased in NaCN containment Bird appeared to have 9/7/16 ADR 1 Bird mortality area flown into electrical conduit above containment 9/12/16 ADR 1 Bird mortality* Deceased in Phase 2 barren sample port Deceased in NaCN containment Bird appeared to have a 9/26/16 ADR 1 Bird mortality area broken neck indicating a flight related event cause 2/27/17 Storm water Bird mortality* Raven found deceased in sump stormwater sump on ADR road *Whereby the CC&V response field is left blank,the fauna cause of death was unable to be attributed to any specific event. The data contained within the table above demonstrates that within the "mining operations area", very few mortalities are attributed to any interaction with operational activity, most notably there are no events, involving interaction with mining equipment or a mining high wall. 40b. Exhibit H—Wildlife Information • Detailed maps depicting the locations of all wildlife fencing locations during the mining operation CC&V's response: Currently CCc&V has wildlife fencing at the External Storage Pond (ESP) location west of the ADR facility and Carlton Security offices (Figure 1). In addition to the ESP fencing, CC&V also has fencing around the perimeter of ADR I and ADR 2.