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5. Native Vegetation <br /> Trees—Ponderosa Pine, Douglas Fir, Quaking Aspen. <br /> Grasses—Arizona Fescue, Blue Gramma, Bottlebrush Squirreltail, Prairie Junegrass, Mountain <br /> Muhly. <br /> Shrubs—Wax Currant, Mountain Mahogany. <br /> 7. Depth of Ground Water <br /> I the soil mapped Aquolls(Map Unit Symbol 2),the depth to ground water could be as little as <br /> 30 cm in some places. This is most likely a perched water table, and not the true aquifer level below. <br /> This information was obtained from Web Soil Survey. There are many domestic water wells directly <br /> south of these mining claims. Most of them show a static water level between 60 and 120 feet,with a <br /> few being as shallow as 30'or as deep as 180'. This data was obtained from the Water Sage website, <br /> which has information for most of the wells drilled in Colorado. <br /> 11. After viewing the mine location on Amazonite 8,the land above the dig site is crowned to the North <br /> and South, preventing water runoff from uphill from flowing across the dig location. This is a natural <br /> landform,the dig location is located very near the ridge of the hill, placing it in a location away from <br /> runoff from the hill above. <br /> 12. Ponderosa Pine trees are recommended for planting. They should be approximately 12"to 24"tall <br /> at the time of transplanting. <br /> Christopher Smith <br /> USDA—NRCS <br /> June 6, 2017 <br />