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Environment, Inc. Page 6 Summit Brick and Tile Company Native/Pierre Mine Adequacy Response 01 December 10, 2020 she knew the house was by a mine and coincidently she noticed no damage until very recently. Of interest is that the house is 70 years old (g,1950) but mining has been going on since 1915. Summit Brick is not responsible for the damages she claims were caused by the mining operation. Thank you for the copy of the Divisions Geotechnical Analysis for the Britton home. We agree that with a safety Factor of 6.05 the damages to the house are not mining related. Other Permits and Licenses (Rule 6.3.6): 22. Pursuant to Rule 1.6.2(2), please demonstrate that the Applicant's response to the adequacy issues have been placed with the application materials previously placed with the County Clerk or Recorders Office, and made available for public review. I will provide a Proof of Placement letter from the Pueblo County Clerk's office under separate cover. Pueblo County has the court house closed so all items have to be sent by mail so we will have to wait for the proof of delivery for a couple of days. List of attachments Exhibit C - Current Conditions Map (revised) Returned Structure agreements Exhibit C-1 -Mining Plan Map (revised) Engineering Report on Britton home. Exhibit D - Mining Plan (revised) Geotechnical Report Exhibit E - Reclamation Plan (revised) Owner Notice receipts Exhibit G -Water (revised) Proof Of Publication Exhibit J -Vegetation & Map (revised) Weed Control Plan Exhibit L- Reclamation Costs (revised) Inert Fill Notice and Affidavit Exhibit M - Other Permit (revised) Pueblo City Non Conforming use (copy) If you have more questions or need more information please call me at (303) 423-7297 . Sincerely, Stevan L. O'Brian Environment, Inc. cc Summit Brick and Tile Company Patrick Lennberg — via e—mail file