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r r' <br />EXHIBIT B <br />MINING PLAN <br /> <br />The site plan in Exhibit C shows the location of the leased <br />property and the total extent of the gravel pit operation. <br />The initial phase of the operation will be to construct the <br />access road to the site. A portion of the existing county access <br />road will be utilized to gain entrance to the proposed pit as <br />shown on the site plan. Approximately 1,000 feet of additional <br />roadway will be required to reach the proposed Amick Pit. This <br />road will be on Lynn Whiteman's property and will serve as access <br />to Whiteman's property and to the Amick Pit. Bailey Constructions's <br />9.9 acre mining operation will only include 300 feet of the access <br />road since the road will be utilized after the life of the mine. <br />Equipment used at the pit will include a D8 dozer, a self <br />propelled scraper, a grader, a primary and secondary crusher and <br />a wash plant. All necessary support equipment will also be needed <br />such as the stackers, feeders and pumps. Two portable shops or <br />storage trailers will be the only structures on the land. <br />The mining operation will begin at the southern end of the <br />property where the settling ponds are shown on the site plan. The <br />overburden from the pond area will be stockpiled to the north of <br />the ponds, and the gravel will be temporarily stockpiled to the <br />northeast. The crushing and washing operation will begin once a <br />e-1 <br />