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CLIMATE <br /> Rule 6.4.11 of the Mineral Rules and Regulations requires the Applicant to provide <br /> description of the significant climatological factors affecting the mine property. <br /> Douglas County is a semi-arid climate,with an average annual temperature of approximately <br /> 48 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit ff). Included in this exhibit are figures downloaded from the <br /> website (www.climate.colostate.edu) of the Colorado Climate Center (Colorado State <br /> University) for monthly and annual precipitation, temperature, snowfall, and precipitation <br /> days. The attached information demonstrates a temperate climate with annual precipitation <br /> of approximately 18 inches, and approximately 58 inches of snowfall. Temperatures range <br /> from 18`F (minimum) to 86`F (maximum), with an annual average temperature range <br /> (approximate) of 36 to 64`F. Review of the Precipitation No.of Days graph demonstrates that <br /> the site will generally have less than 3 days per month of rainfall exceeding 0.25 inches, and <br /> less than 1 day per month of rainfall exceeding 1 inch. The intermittent and low intensity <br /> nature of the rainfall is not anticipated to have negative impacts on the mining or reclamation <br /> activities at the facility and likely is taken up by surface soil and vegetation abstraction. <br /> Weaver Consultants Group,LLC <br /> Q:�WASTE CONNECTIONS�SEDALIA�EXPANSION 2024�DRMS 112 PERMIT�EXHIBIT K-CLIMATE.DOCX Re,0,10/2025 <br /> K-1 <br />