1999-08-31_PERMIT FILE - M1999038

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Exhibit C a. The projected date to be finished is September 2005, but is not bounded by that date. The life of the mine is the final date. b. 12 to 16 inches of topsoil will be removed and stockpiled near the outer boundaries of the permitted area; or as construction material is removed and room made on the floor of the pit, some may be stockpiled there. It will be piled away from erosion areas and the vegetation will come from natural rangeland seeds in the topsoil. c. Overburden thickness will run from 0 to 60 inches and it will be sold as fill and used in dam material. d. The thickness of the construction material to be mined is 21 feet. e. Roads and access routes currently exist. There are no buildings or facilities and no underground openings. f. On the easterly side of the pit there is an excavation of about one acre 15 to 20 feet deep (shown in Exhibit E). g. There is a road out of the excavated area 12 feet wide. There will be no improvements or newly constructed roads. There is no runoff or conveyance structures now or to be included. h. There will be no water used. i. If groundwater is encountered, it will pumped out from a sump hole or channeled through a drainage ditch or pipe to a natural drainage area or left to evaporate. j. If water is used or found Rowe Gravel will contact Colorado Water Resources. k. If toxic or acid materials are exposed we will contact the Colorado Mining and Reclamation Board. I. The stock pond at the bottom of the pit will control water damage and the reclaimed slopes will control erosion. m. The gravel is to be crushed on site of sold as pitrun. A jaw crusher, cone crusher, or roll crusher will be used. n. Construction material and fill dirt are primary commodities. No secondary commodities are known of. o. If incidental products are found the division will be contacted for advisement.