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• i <br />• <br />EXHIBIT G <br />Tdater Informaticr. <br />This operation will not directly affect surface or ground caater systems. <br />T.te Daly known tributary water course on the affected land is Trout <br />Creek which flows adjacent to, and west of highway 28 i. Trout Creek <br />:gill be crossed in order to obtain access from the mining area to the <br />highway. :. road will be cons*_ructed as shoran on exhibit B and will <br />be of approved culvert construction. This access will not effect the <br />Trout Creek water system. <br />The amount of water carr_ed by Trout Creek varies from a very minimal <br />trick~e during the later summer months to a more substantial flow <br />during run off periods in the spring. However, the best inforaatio-: <br />available is that the average stream flow is less than five second <br />feet. Records on file wit:: the U.S. Geological Survey and the office <br />of the State Engineer of Colorado indicate there never has been a <br />recorded measurement of the stream fl.;w on Trout Creek. An examina- <br />tion of the applications for caater right adjudications to the stream <br />indicates there are ~ total of eight a?plications from priority nu~.bar <br />one to priority number A-lul. Based upon all available data and upon <br />• i:_formatior: from observation and belief and upon an iaforc.ai opinior. <br />givin by the State Engineers Office, the average flow would be a,.prox- <br />imately four second feet and would not exceed five second feet of ~aatar <br />i;ar second of rise. <br />There are no known tributary caater courses, wells, springs, stockcaater, <br />pord~, reservoirs, c:itches or aquifers on the land effected by the <br />mining activity. <br />• <br />