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corner of Parcel A, and the fourth well is on the eastern boundary <br /> approximately 200 feet North of the point of beginning on the eastern <br /> boundary of Parcel A. <br /> Wells 2 and 3 have no existing use, but wells I and 4 could be <br /> used . However, their historic use has been to pump ground water <br /> believed to be a tributary to the South Platte for irrigation purposes, <br /> and the dotted lines show the ditches and/or culverts In which <br /> this water ran which was along the property lines. These ditches <br /> also would carry water from the Burlington Ditch by way of laterals <br /> Into the area that historically has been used for agricultural <br /> purposes. <br /> G. Soils - Vegetative Information <br /> For soil and further vegetative information, see Exhibits " I" and <br /> H. Aerial photos <br /> There are no aerial photos attached. <br /> Note: The Colorado Boulevard right of way paved as shown on the Pre- <br /> Mining Map herein, Exhibit "C" , is the abandoned portion of Colorado <br /> Boulevard. To the East of the Burlington-O'Brien Canal , as noted in <br /> this Exhibit, is the Adams County Engineering Department' s storage yard, <br /> and then to the East of that is the presently existing and publicly used <br /> and dedicated Colorado Boulevard. To the East of that then, is the <br /> actual engineering yard and office of Adams County, and also on that <br /> same site on the East side of the presently used public Colorado Boulevard <br /> is the Adams County Sheriff 's Substation of Commerce City. <br /> EXHIBIT "C" <br /> Pre-Mining Status of Affected Land <br /> Page 5 <br />