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(m) The "cresent points" on graded level with the alluvial hay meadow to portion of the hay meadow. either end of area 1 should be '--- permit flood irrigation of this 12. Exhibit G. (a) Operator has obtained no right to use Landowner's water rights. Landowner owns the Hall North Ditch right for 3.65 efs which is ~ decreed for irrigation. Landowner knows nothing of a 0.9 cfs water right referred to by Operator. Operator should approach Landowner to discuss acquisition of the right to use Landowner's water rights. (b) The Landowner objects land. No storage decree or well permit property to Landowner's knowledge. to the retention of ponds on his ~/ exists for any structures on the (c) The Landowner concurs with the assessment of the State ~ Engineer's Office of October 7, 1983 and demands the Operator hold Landowner harmless for any damage to his water rights. 13. Exhibits I and J. (a) The Niwot soil should be returned to the hay meadow at a depth of 14". This hay meadow is used to produce mown hay and it is improper to refer to this area as pastureland. Further, areas near the ~- manager's house, and along the State Highway, are on Niwot soil acid the soil map .appears to be in error in this regard. Colluvial land is properly called pasture land and range land, depending upon the intensity of grazing which the land will support. Generally, the north facing slopes, on the south side of the river, retain more water and are, therefore, the better pastureland. Where land is flat or sloped so that it can easily be traversed by cattle, the pasture is of higher value. Unless rock outcrop is present, land should be sloped, mulched and planted in grasses.. (b) The grass mixture listed on pages 22 and 23 is sufficient for v upland pastures. However, the hay meadow should be composed of clover, timothy, red top grass and orchard grass. 14. Exhibit L. (a) Landowner believes reclamation costs are woefully understated, e.g., no irrigation costs are indicated, no seeding, mulching or fertilizing is included for areas of major and moderate disturbance. Sedimentation pond reclamation cost is not included. No road reclamation is indicated. (b) Landowner agrees with the analysis of the Division that more information is required to analyze reclamation costs; however, Landowner believes that a logical analysis would proceed on an area by area basis. That is, what are costs for area 1, 2, 3 and 4 individually? -4'