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S~ Exhibit A - Legal Description That portion of the NZ of the NE4 of Section I-TI7S-R68W~of the 6th PM in Fremont County, Colorado described as follows: At a point of beginning located 561 feet south of the nor~h boundary of Section 1 and 561 feet west of the east boundary of Section 1, proceed 1725 feet due west, thence 960 feet due south, thence 1725 feet due east, thence 960 feet due north to the point of beginning, thus describing a rectangle encom- passing 38 acres more or less, centrally located on Stack land. `~h~ Exhibit B - Mining Plan Once every few years the operator will employ a contractor to drill and blast the domolite outcropping in an amount not to exceed 70,000 tons. The material will be pushed down a steep canyon located within the proposed permitted acreage, to a work area for crushing and stockpiling. Sizing and the quant- ity to be crushed will be determined by market demand over time. The rock material will be loaded onto trucks and transported from the site. It is expected a D-8 Caterpillar dozer or its size equivilant will be used in the initial operation and a wheeled front-end loader will complete the loading into a portable crusher and conveyor system. A truck scale will be installed at the site. No washing of material is required. S~ Exhibit C - Maps Exhibit C-1 - A USGS 7z Minute Quadrant Exhibit C-2 - A sketch map traced inpart from the County Assessor's Plat Book & Ownership Map Exhibit C-3 - A Site Map at a scale of I" = 50' c~ Exhibit SD - Wildlife, Water Resources, Vegetation and Soils Exhibit D-I - Please see letter from the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Exhibit D-2 - Please see letter from the USDA-SCS District regarding water resources, vegetation, and soil. (Enclosed are photographs of the site showing the lack of vegetation on the former work area except for about 6 pine seedlings in the rocky material) No water resources are impacted. Exhibit E - Reclamation Plan It is evident from the photographs enclosed that little on no vegetation is found on the site except some pine tree seedlings in the lower work area. At a very minimum, the operator will level and reshape the work area to its present grade and plant 50 native seedlings, transplanted from other locations on the ocmers land.