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RFC;FIVFD <br />SEP 14 1995 <br />EXHIBIT G <br />WATER INFORMATION Division of Minerals 5 Geology <br />The operation is not expected to directly affect surface or <br />groundwater systems. <br />A minimum of ten test pit where dug to an approximate average <br />depth of eighteen feet. No ground water was encountered and <br />soils were dry. <br />This site lies oa a Mesa with a gentle slope to the North (refer <br />to vicinity map on Exhibit C). The Mesa lies several feet above <br />any major drainage with no draws actually within the project <br />itself and no draws above, to the South of the proposed gravel <br />pit. Just to the South is a rock outcrop which is the top of the <br />ridge and provides a natural drainage break in the terrain. <br />Therefore, very limited water would come onto the site by runoff. <br />The amount of water required for the mining operation and <br />reclamation will be determined by how often watering for dust <br />control will be needed. This will be accomplished by operator <br />trucking water to site. It is not anticipated that water will be <br />needed for the revegatation process because of the type of <br />seeding program prescribed by Soils Conservation Service (Refer <br />to Exhibit i). <br />