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<br />8. 9,000 gal. per hour recyclable. The water source <br />originates higher up above the affected area, but on my <br />property, know~as head waters of Lost Canyon Creek. (Cashe <br />Creek Ditch decree) a tributary to the Arkansas River. Said <br />water rights are for placer mining purpose and are decreed <br />for a capacity of 15 cubic feet per second. But to save <br />time in the litigation, if I am to use or not to use the <br />water for mining project I am in the process of purchasing a <br />Twin Lakes Water Share or 1/2 share through a Pueblo <br />attorney at this time. <br />9. The creek water or surface water will be intercepted <br />temporally to fill the ponds through a 4 inch pipe. there <br />will be a gate valve to stop the flow when the ponds are <br />full. There will be no change in the natural flow of the <br />creek water. I plan to line the ponds with vinyl material <br />for sediment containment. There will be no chemical use in <br />the treatment system. <br />10. As I explained in number 8, I am in the process of <br />purchasing a Twin Lakes Water share. To get into operation <br />and then work out the water rights over the next couple of <br />years. <br />11. From the many disturbed areas on the property there <br />is no evidence of acid forming or toxic producing materials. <br />But if I would encounter such materials I would have to <br />seek outside professional help for handling. Cost would <br />have an important part if the mining project would continue. <br />