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Letter of Transmittal, Line Camp SWSP, 17 September 2004, Page 5 although the outer edge of the pit was more than 100 feet from the Dolores River, because of other conditions on the site, and this may still be the case. We appreciate the information regarding "objectors" to our use of this water, and our operations. We are concerned that there is nothing to demonstrate whether the two attorneys, Mr. Preston or Ms. Geiger, indeed have any standing in this matter, since we are uncertain as to exactly who they are presently representing. We understand that Mr. Preston claims to be representing clients who are afraid of Four States Aggregates LLC threatening them in some way, but believe this maybe only an excuse, since we do not see how that we would or could threaten their clients in anv way, either through our use of water or through any other means. As far as we know, Ms. Geiger represents only a single lady (Mrs. Marilyn Boynton), who although she claims to represent "many people" (statements made by her in testimony before the State Mined Land Reclamation Board), is not an attorney, and is (to our last knowledge) a resident of the City of Cortez, owns no property along the Dolores River, and therefore not a water user in accordance with state law. Therefore, we do question whether the atoomeys are actually representing anyone who has any standing to object to this action under Colorado law, and would appreciate all additional information you have concerning these "objectors." To summarize, the following documents are attached: 0 2004 Substitute Water Supply Plan (revised from 2001 Plan) o Attachment 4 to the Plan o Attachment 5 to the Plan o Attachment 6 to the Plan (Update to T&K Study) Please call with any questions. Thank you for your cooperation in this effort; we look forward to your comments and approval. Sincerely, Aryol Brumley, Manager Four States Aggregates, LLC CF: MVIC DWCD Water Commissioner Water Division Engineer CDMG