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JJ COLLECTING PROJECT #2 (REDEMPTION) <br /> HARD ROCK/ METAL MINING <br /> LIMITED IMPACT OPERATION (110(1)) <br /> RECLAMATION PERMIT APPLICATION <br /> 6.3.2 EXHIBIT B — SITE DESCRIPTION <br /> 6.3.2 (a) <br /> General: Each of the following sites has varying levels of disturbance from previous digs. <br /> These dig sites were chosen because they reveal the presence of pegmatite structures.All <br /> sites are at an elevation between 8300 and 8550 feet.All the proposed dig sites in this <br /> permit application are gradually sloping, at no more than a 3:1 ratio. <br /> Site A: (NAD27) 39° 01'43.98"N 105°19'48.17"W <br /> Site A on the Redemption 2 claim has moderate disturbance from previous digs. The area <br /> had some damage from the Hayman fire, killing mostly the larger Timbre. There are a <br /> handful of small pines that have recently come back and are about 1 to 4 feet tall. Bunch <br /> grasses are well established and there is some wax currant and mountain mahogany. Site A <br /> has good soil representation overall up to 4-5 inches thick with some vegetation and an <br /> organic layer. This area is relatively flat(sloping is roughly 10:1) and so the soil has been <br /> protected from erosion. <br /> Site B: (NAD27) 39° 01'40.09"N 105°19'47.51"W <br /> Site B on the Redemption 1, 2 & 3 load claims has heavy disturbance from previous digs. <br /> Like Site A, the area surrounding site B was damaged by the Hayman fire, killing all of the <br /> larger timbre. The surrounding area consists predominantly of bunch grasses,yucca, <br /> yarrow, some wax currant various wildflowers and potentilla. Site B also has topsoil <br /> roughly 3-4 inches thick composed of loose gravel with a moderate-to-thin organic layer. <br /> Site C: (NAD27) 39° 01'38.01"N 105°19'48.42"W <br /> Site C on the Redemption 1 & 3 lode claims has moderate disturbance from previous digs. <br /> This area was also damaged by the Hayman fire, killing all of the larger timbre. Like Site B, <br /> the surrounding area consists of bunch grasses,yucca, yarrow,wax currant, potentilla,and <br /> wildflowers. This site has relatively thin soil roughly 3-4 inches thick. The top layer is loose <br /> gravel with a thin organic layer. See the attached soil report and map to this exhibit. <br /> 6.3.2 (b) <br /> There are no man-made structures within 200 feet of the affected area named in this <br /> application. However, USFS Road 274 is with 200 feet of the proposed access trails. As <br />