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.COLORADO LEGACY LAND <br /> SCHWARTZWALDER MINE <br /> EXHIBIT S. PERMANENT MAN-MADE STRUCTURES <br /> In order to excavate the alluvial valley soils, the former water treatment plant building and associated <br /> structures have been demolished. The remaining man-made structures and building onsite are: <br /> • Glencoe Valley Road,(1)access bridge across Ralston Creek near Black Forest entrance,(1)cut-off wall <br /> and bridge across Ralston Creek near North and South Waste Rock Piles, (1) entrance gate across <br /> Glencoe Valley Road,(2) overhead power lines (note:these are owned by United Power Inc. all other <br /> structures are owned by CLL), (13) monitoring wells, (1) sump and (1) diversion pipeline (Figure C- <br /> 1), <br /> • (1) wench and cable housing located near the Jeffery Air Shaft which supports the new dewatering <br /> pump(Figure S-1), <br /> • (2) mobile office trailers, (1) generator, (1) water treatment plant building, (3) tanks, (3) sea <br /> containers for storage of equipment and tools,and(1)gravel parking area located on the Mesa,which <br /> support the onsite water treatment plant operations(Figure S-2). <br /> The only structure onsite that is not owned by CLL are the power lines,which are owned by United Power. In <br /> accordance with Rule 6.4.19(c)a notarized letter from United Power,on their company letterhead stating that <br /> mining and reclamation activities,as proposed,will have "no negative effect" on their utility is included with <br /> this submittal as Figure S-3. <br /> JANUARY 2021 73 AMENDMENT 5 <br />