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EXHIBIT G—Water Information <br /> This is a Dry mining operation. There are no water structures on the site. An ephemeral drainage runs <br /> along the Northern edge of the site, no water has been observed in this drainage. There are no changes <br /> to this exhibit from previous approvals <br /> EXHIBIT H—Wildlife Information <br /> We anticipate no significant impacts to local wildlife species or habitats. There are no changes to this <br /> exhibit from previous approvals <br /> EXHIBIT I—Soils information <br /> Soils remain consistent with previous application exhibits <br /> EXHIBIT J—Vegetation information <br /> The site currently has a mix of native grasses. The site is a ridge located in a Gravel Breaks Range site <br /> typically found in norther Logan County along the Peetz table. It is a dryland site with no special or <br /> unique characteristic with mostly grasses, sand sage,and forbs covering the area. Blue IGrammal(MK11 <br /> and buffalo grass make up a greater portion of the vegetative cover.There are other minor grasses and <br /> forbs along with Sagebrush. <br /> The area is part of a larger dryland pasture owned by MMM partnership, Mark Kokes, primary partner. <br /> It has not been overly stressed by grazing; however cattle will be on the property The mined area will <br /> be open range that is consistent with the gravel pit previously operated by Logan county and the MMM <br /> Partnership since 2006. <br />