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4 (FORM 2 -Public filing) <br /> 11. Describe proposed surface excavation or other land disturbance,including roads,pits,trenches,waste piles,drill pads and <br /> collar areas of underground workings,ponds,etc... <br /> Owner believes that potential for economic mineralization exists, and intends to prospect. Following <br /> positive geological and geophysical studies, surface disturbance will proceed. Any initial drilling and testing <br /> s anticipated te be eenfined to ffevieusly disturbed aFeas. If mineFalizatien is found, then the PFOgram eould <br /> expand beyond. At this time, the extent and location of any mineralization is not known, so precise future <br /> exploration cannot be predicted. <br /> 12. Proposed Disturbance(approximate)Describe the proposed drilling to be conducted,including anticipated number of holes, <br /> diameter,depth,location,etc... Submit additional pages if necessary: <br /> A. Drill Pads: Quantity 2.00 Average Width 20.00 (ft)Average Length 20.00 (ft) <br /> B. Drill Holes: Quantity 2.00 Depth 300.00 (ft) Diameter 6.00 (in) <br /> C. Mud Pits: Quantity 5.00 Average Width 5.00 (ft)Average Length 10.00 (ft) <br /> Average Depth 2.00 (ft) <br /> Described proposed underground work,including reopening of old workings,advancement of adits or shafts, <br /> trenches,pits,cuts,rock dumps,or other types of disturbance,describe type,quantity and general dimensions: <br /> No other work is intended except closing an adit or shaft if discovered. These openings can present a <br /> danger and liability, thus, it is the prospectors intention of making them safe. At this time, no specific <br /> openings have been spersifloally identified. if they aFe identified they will be handled On a rnanneF that <br /> should satisfy both DRMS and the property owner. Any mud pits, if used, would be contained within <br /> drill pad area, so mud pits do not represent an additional area of disturbance beyond that of the pad. <br /> F. Other Disturbances(please describe): <br /> If drill pads are to be constructed in areas beyond areas of historic disturbance, limited temporary <br /> roads might be constructed and are included in Item F. No roads are planned at this time, but an area <br /> road becomes necessary. Shortsightedness on this issue could delay the short exploration season <br /> G. Indicate Chemicals and Fuels used or stored on site. List type,quantity and method to store. <br /> Fuel -stored in fuel tanks in vehicles and equipment (estimated at less than 500 gal_1 <br /> Drill Fluids include Portland cement, bentonite, polymer stored in manufactures containers <br /> Lubricants including oil and grease (estimated total weight of less than 1,000 pounds total) <br /> F. New Road(s): Length 100.00 (ft)Width 10.00 (ft) <br /> Significantly Upgraded Road(s) Length 0.00 (ft)Width 0.00 (ft) <br /> Are culverts or other crossings proposed? If so,please describe: <br /> None <br />