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Sundance Resource,M-2006-073 Second Adequacy Response April 3, 2007 Page 4 the affected lands. Copies of the package sent out and the signed receipts of the certified mailing are included. Based on research conducted for this adequacy letter, the wells on the property are owned or otherwise controlled by Sundance Investments, the landowner, and control in the applicant is imputed by the terms of their lease. Any damage to on- site wells is covered under the existing Gravel Property Lease. Additionally, an engineering analysis to determine the stability of structures within 200 feet of mining was performed for the specific site. That study is included with this report and satisfies Rule 6.4.19 for structures for which no agreement could be reached. The scope of the study specifically included the entire complement of structures on the site and included specific findings for special structural concerns (e.g., high-tension transmission towers with large underground foundations). Please note that Exhibits C-2 and F have been revised to reflect the recommended procedure for mining in the vicinity of the high-tension lines, including additional setback and slopes mined to final grade. The applicant has not reached agreement with any structure owner at this time, but will hold its offer open for a reasonable length of additional time to allow for any interested party to negotiate and will honor any Agreement reached in good faith negotiations. Lafarge is submitting these responses in order to meet the new decision date of April 16, 2007. Please contact Mark Vigil of Lafarge at 303-657-4336, or Alex Schatz of Banks and Gesso, LLC, at 303-274-4277, if you have any questions concerning this adequacy response letter or the M-2006-073 permit application generally. Sincerely, BANKS AND GESSO, LLC Alex hatr cc: Mark Vigil, Lafarge West, Inc. Kevin W. Moore, Lafarge West, Inc. Rusty Cochran, Lafarge West, Inc.