Exhibit D 1

• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 12/2/2025
• From: QB
• To: DRMS
• Type & Sequence: TR18
• Archive: No

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to be graded creating about 0.42 acres of disturbance that will need to be seeded
following the Seeding Requirements noted below.

The post-mine land use for this area will be Rangeland/Agricultural. This use was
chosen due to the consistency with adjacent land use and location not nearing current
oil and gas operations. This location will also be used for moving cattle up and down the
mountain, there for Agricultural use is dedicated.

Area 9:

Area 9 is surrounded by the main loop road and contains the Davis Gulch
Cofferdam/Sediment Pond. This area also has a road that is used for access to the
Pond and is currently in use for water trucks during road maintenance activities. The
remaining portions of this area were disturbed years ago by building the dam and roads
but are currently stable and blended with natural surrounding topography. Although
some of the existing disturbed areas do not have vegetation growing, any alteration to
this area would create more disturbance and it is impractical to attempt applying topsoil
or seeding of any sort. The natural vegetation in this area is consistent with what the
existing disturbed areas currently encompass. Therefore, given the future use and
current condition of the area, this meets the criteria for release.

The post-mine land use for this area will be Industrial/Rangeland. Davis Gulch
Cofferdam/ Sediment Pond is in this area and QB energy will continue to use the pond
for water trucks during road maintenance activities. The remaining portion of the area
outside of the road, will be designated as Rangeland.

Area 10B:

10B has been largely self-reclaimed over the years. On the north side of 10B, there is a
pond with a riprap lined channel used as an overflow. The slopes on the dam shall be
contoured to blend with the natural surrounding topography resulting in approximately
85 cubic yards of material moved. All this material is a combination of topsoil,
overburden, and imported riprap. The riprap and topsoil will be salvaged and set aside
while recontouring the overburden. Once the overburden is contoured maintain max 3:1
slope, the topsoil and riprap will be placed over the disturbed areas to maintain erosion
control measures. Additional seed shall be placed in areas surrounding the riprap
without the need to import topsoil as the surrounding area has performed well with
reestablishing vegetation. It is estimated to hand broadcast approximately 0.1 acres
once reclamation activities are completed. There is also an existing pipe sticking
through the riprap in this area, this is not an existing well but rather a delineator or a
cleanout/air vent for an existing pipe. If it is only a delineator, this shall b e removed and
disposed of. If this is an air vent for an existing pipe, it shall remain as -is for the function
of the pipe.

The post-mine land use for this area will be Rangeland. This use was chosen due to the
consistency with adjacent land use and location not nearing current oil and gas
operations.