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EXHIBIT G <br /> WATER INFORMATION <br /> This operation is not expected to directly affect surface or <br /> groundwater systems . This is a dry mine. No ground water is <br /> exposed or otherwise impacted, so a Well Permit and associated <br /> water rights are not needed. Berms have been constructed along <br /> the west side to divert surface runoff from entering the mine <br /> from upgradient areas . <br /> No water is used for dust control, in mining, or during <br /> reclamation by the clay mine. The gravel producer leases water <br /> from an approved source for their needs when processing the <br /> material on the adjacent Rocky Flats Pit . <br /> There are no well permits within the permit area. Well <br /> permit #242998 was for a well drilled in 2002 one-quarter mile <br /> west of the Church Pit permit boundary. The well was drilled <br /> 1, 400 feet and was a dry hole. <br /> Current natural drainage is toward the Eastern part of the <br /> property. Operations will not disturb this drainage pattern <br /> except in the immediate area of the mine where all surface runoff <br /> water flows into the pit area. There will be no effect on <br /> surrounding properties . <br /> The operator' s intent is to minimize disturbances to the <br /> prevailing hydrologic balance of the affected land and to the <br /> surrounding area and to the quality and quantity of water in <br /> surface and groundwater systems, both during and after mining and <br /> during reclamation. The operation will be in compliance with <br /> federal and state laws and regulations governing water and water <br /> rights . Any and all mining and associated operations are to be <br /> set back from the Church and McKay ditches so that they will not <br /> be affected. The material being mined is clay, with an extremely <br /> low permeability. Clay seams are not an aquifer. <br /> The final reservoir capacity is unknown at this time and <br /> will depend on the mining depth, the amount of backfill, and the <br /> final configuration of the reservoir. The mining depth will be <br /> determined by the amount of economically recoverable material. <br /> Water for the reservoir will come from sources owned by the <br /> reservoir developer and water rights will be put in place before <br /> any water is stored. <br /> Lakewood Brick and Tile Co. 22 Church Pit-M-1979-045 <br /> Amendment 02 April 16, 2025 <br />