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20-25 USFS-Box Canyon 6 8/3/2006 8/9/2006 21-25.5 USFS-Box Canyon 6 8/10/2006 8/16/2006 21-28 USFS-West Flatiron 12 8/17/2006 8/29/2006 Includes 3 da. Mobe 20-38 USFS-West Flatiron 9 8/30/2006 9/8/2006 20-36.5 USFS-West Flatiron 9 9/9/2006 9/18/2006 20-31 USFS-West Flatiron 11 9/19/2006 9/30/2006 Long Reach Hole Delays due to mechanical breakdowns, inclement weather, hole conditions, operational requirements, and permit approval are not represented in the schedule. MCC intends to utilize one drill rig to complete this schedule. WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM MCC will install and maintain a water supply system to provide water to the drill sites and for dust suppression. This system will minimize, to a lazge degree, the need for water skidders and water trucks to travel the temporary roads. The water supply system will include, but is not limited to, flexible hosing, rigid piping, water pumps, and storage tanks. MCC will install the water supply system prior to, or as soon as possible after the construction of the drill pads. The hosing and/or pipes will be placed along side of existing roads wherever practical. The lines will be anchored to prevent damage due to surging in the lines. Flexible hosing will be laid out cross-country to minimize total line length and/or to maximize operational efficiency of the system. The cross-country route would be from the Shaft Canyon Road to the reclaimed 14-07 pad. The main waterline system will continue to utilize the existing portion of the road above the Sylvester Gulch airshafts and will follow the proposed route of the Shaft Canyon Road up to drill pad 24-08 and cross-country up the ridge to the 14-07 pad and thence along this road to the West Bench Road to tie-into a portable water tank at the 22- 03 pad site and from there out the West Flat Iron Extension to 20-01/03 pad. Pumps may also be situated at this site to distribute the water to service the LM-140 rig if needed. Water for drilling the Box Canyon wells 20-21.5/25 and 21-25.5/28 would be pumped from the North Fork of the Gunnison via flexible hosing up to the well sites. The projected waterline, pump, and water tank locations aze provided on the attached Map 3. MCC will identify and mazk the waterline alignments prior to installation for review and approval by the responsible USFS representative. STAGING AREAS MCC will utilize existing drill pad locations for staging azeas. The staging azeas will allow MCC to temporarily store equipment and supplies used in the drilling and venting programs, and to store materials required for the continuing reclamation of past drill sites and roads as well as the interim reclamation of new roads as they aze developed. fir particulaz, MCC would store large quantities of certified weed-free straw for mulching purposes to minimize traffic on the Minnesota Creek and Dry Fork roads. The ability to l0