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AGGREGATE <br />Tom Schreiner INDl15TRIE5 <br />May 30, 2002 <br />Page two <br />dewatering operations at the pit alone have not caused a complete draw down of the <br />alluvial aquifer and that overall decline in the area water table was most likely due to the <br />drought conditions. Additionally, shortly after receiving complaints from Mr. Broncucci, <br />Mr. Warmack observed an irrigation well pumping just south of Mr. Broncucci's <br />property, generally located north of WCR 4 and west of WCR 27. We determined our <br />potential impact to our closest groundwater observation point to be roughly 1 to 3 feet. <br />This is based on conversations with Norm Speak, the owner of the ski lake, located <br />immediately east of the property. Because Broncucci's wells aze located further east, the <br />potential impact would be significantly less. Based on these potential impacts Aggregate <br />Industries offered and/or mitigated in the following manner for the below listed <br />neighbors: <br />Norm Speak -Ski Lake owner -contacted AI early April <br />1. Pump water to ski lake east of site to act as a recharge area to the <br />surrounding area <br />Peters/Rittenhouse domestic well -contacted AI early April <br />2. Due to the closer proximity of the Peters/Rittenhousetyell, AI replaced the <br />domestic well and pump <br />Broncucci wells -contacted AI early April <br />3. Offered Mr. Broncucci the use of 6 shazes of the Fulton Ditch on April 17, <br />2002 - to date -not used <br />4. Requested verification from third party of condition of wells and pumps - <br />notreceived <br />5. Offered to pay for the drilling of current permitted wells to a deeper <br />depth* <br />6. Offered to pay for the pumps associated with the two domestic wells <br />7. Waiting for outcome of groundwater modeling study to determine <br />reimbursement for irrigation pumps <br />*Camfield Drilling was contacted by Mr. Broncucci and stated that drilling deeper <br />wells would not provide any additional water. Additionally, Camfield estimated <br />each well drilled would cost approximately $7,500.00. Mr. Broncucci and I <br />agreed a second opinion was warranted. <br />Thorpe well -contacted AI late April <br />8. Requested and received third party verification of well draw down and <br />condition of well <br />