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<br />B. PERMANENT MAN MADE STRUCTURES <br /> <br />EX~IIBIT B (cont.) <br />There is a property division fence between Eileen Zubal and Donald P.ndreatta, which is <br />approximately 70 feet from the proposed mining area. However, the fence between the <br />permitted county gravel pit and the proposed Diamond Rock Pit has been removed. <br />C. WATER SOURCES <br />]. There are no water sources such as lakes, streams, springs, stock water ponds, <br />ditches, reservoirs, and or aquifers on or around the proposed mining area. <br />2. There aze no wells located within 1000 feet of the site. <br />3. Due to the sandy and gravelly soils and the gentle slopes, there will be little to no <br />storm water runoff. <br />4. We will not be storing any of the storm water run off, therefore, we will not <br />interfere with any irrigation or water well rights. <br />5. There is also no evidence of ground water that will be affected by the gravel pit <br />operations. <br />^ See Reference Letter <br />United States Department of Agricuhure <br />Soil Conservation Office <br />Walsenburg, Co 81089 <br />^ See Reference Letter <br />D. WILDLIFE <br />Department of the Army <br />720 N. Main Street <br />Suite 205 <br />Pueblo, Co 81003-3046 <br />The location of the proposed mining occupies anarea ofPinion/Juniper and oak adjacent <br />to a county road. We do not believe that there aze any endangered or threatened species known <br />to exist in a close proximity to the proposed mining area. Therefore, our proposed mining <br />operation should have little or no impact on the wildlife in the proposed azea. <br />^ See Reference Letter : Division of Wildlife <br />Dated 10/25/00 600 Reservoir Road <br />Pueblo, Co 81005 <br />