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1xu'C�a�t <br /> 1044 West Hwy. 112 <br /> Del N(719) 657-2338rte, Colorado 81132 MAR s 19 <br /> 99 <br /> RULE 6 PERMIT APPLICATION EXHIBIT REQUIREMENTS DivialPn to Mine s$Gee <br /> Exhibit A: Legal description and location map o/p9}, <br /> l. The legal description of proposed property is T 41N, R 6E, SE quarter, of the <br /> SW quarter. <br /> 2. See Map included. NO other surface owners are in the area within 200', <br /> C we own all of the surrounding property. <br /> Exhibit-$ Site Description <br /> A. This land is now pasture land consisting of mainly chico bush and dry land <br /> grasses. <br /> B. No Man made Structures are anywhere in this vesinity. <br /> C. The nearest water resource is the Rio Grand Canal which runs through the <br /> middle of our property. The Canal is approximately 3/8 of a mile away from <br /> the proposed site. There will be no change in water flow because this is a dry <br /> area. Very little snow fall in this area, if their is any drainage it would be from <br /> snowfall run off and would never reach the canal anyway. Instead it would <br /> probably run off into our farm land. <br /> D. The only wildlife we have seen in this area is antelope which should not be <br /> affected by our mining operation. We feel this way because when we had to <br /> dig our recharge pit for the farm which is somewhat the same kind of work we <br /> received a letter from the Division of Wildlife stating our work would not <br /> endanger any wildlife in the area. <br /> 50 <br /> Exhibit C: Mining Plan <br /> A. We would like to commence mining on April 15, 1999. The recharge pit phase <br /> of the operation would be permanent because it would always be necessary for <br /> my farm. The only part of this recharge pit that would be reclaimed would be <br /> to haul out the stock piles that would be around the recharge pit. This is <br /> because I have to continuously recharge our ditch water back into the ground <br /> in order to use the water on my farm. The other part of the site would also <br /> plan to be permanent, but broke down into phases. As you can see from <br /> looking at the map each phase would be side by side. But by doing it in phases <br /> we would be able to reclaim phase 1 before going on to phase 2 and so on. <br /> B. Recharge pit will be 2.75 acres 10 to 20 feet deep and I acre of stock pile area <br /> for stock piling and crushing. These will be reclaimed by removing the stock <br /> piles which will bring area back to same elevation as what it started with <br /> before stock piling. The recharge pit will remain as it is a part of the farms <br /> water augmentation plan for recharging water back into the ground water. <br /> There is top soil under stock pile so we will reseed area where stock pile was <br /> after everything is removed. We will be reseeding with dry land grass using <br />