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ADDITION TO EXHIBIT C - Mining Flan The information entered here ~•iill be in the same order as noted i.n your letter of Nov. ~_, 1°S8. 1. It is not planned to disturb the topsoil in the stocl~pile area. This area will not e;:ceed one acre and probably about a half acre in sire. If too much gravel is left on the area to hinder reclamation a seed bed will be prepared before seeding. See E;:hibit D No. 4. This pit will serve a sparsely populated area and may not be used over once a year. Gravel will not be stocl::piled from year to year. -, (a) This is a dry creel: bed and has running water only after heavy rains, and then only for short period of time. The creel: bed is sand and gravel and does not support vegetation. E::ploration shoos the gravel depth to be si:: to eight feet. The material does not have racl::s and so will not bae graded. It is used in the road maintenance iust as it comes from the creel:;. It is usually loaded directly from the creel:: bed with a large front-end loader. This machine has large rubber tires and is hinged in the middle. The machine dumps into the county dump trucl::s which haul the material to the maintenance site. (b) The river or creek: is dry and no diversion is needed. It will not be necessary to secure a 4~~4 permit. The nearest bridge is a small hridge or culvert about one and a half miles downstream from the pit. See the l:it Carson County road map where the county road crosses the dry creel::. The graded or maintained road does not ga past the pit. From the pit on is a trail road to a house about a half mile west in Lincoln County. There is no bridge crossing the creep in Lincoln County for a distance of two and a half miles. The creel:: car. be crossed anywhere with a 4-wheel drive vehicle and in many places can be crossed with a 2-wheel drive.