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Exhibit .D ~ • A kelton, Inc. LRB Permit Application heifer Pit ' orwood, Colorado i. EXHIBIT C ~~ Mining Plan This particular gravel pit has been in operation for forty (40) years. At the present time, it is estimated there is enough gravel in the pit to continue mining for another twenty years at twice the present volume. '2. The average depth of the topsoil is one foot. The topsoil will be stockpiled away Prom the gravel pit on adjacent property owned by Applicant. It will be stabilized with i native grasses until ready for reclamation use. ~3. The overburden in this pit has an average depth of one foot. i It will be stockpiled near the topsoil stockpile until the pit is reclaimed, at which time it will be placed as the first lift under the topsoil. ~d. The deposit varies in thickness with an overall average thickness of twenty-five (25) feet. :5. The operation consists only of an access road and the pit itself. The crue~her plant which we are using is portable, and not in this location except when crushing. When crushing In this pit, the crusher plant is moved from one location to ~ another for maximum efficiency and minimal hauling of materials. There are no underground operations, offices, shops, etc., nor does the company have plans to place such facilities at this location. ~6. The entire 9.72 acres is to be mined. 7. The access road to this gravel pit is 20 feet wide and is described as follows: The centerline of the existing access road to this parcel is described as Follows: Beginning 'at a point which bears South, 106 feet from the West 1/,4 Corner of said Section 13; Thence East 63 Peet; Theri'ae South 31 degrees 15 minutes East, 127 feet; Thence South d4 degrees 28 minutes East, 198 feet; Thence North 88 degrees 9 minutes East, 263 feet; Thence South 5 degrees 57 minutes East, 228 feet to the North Boundary of the parcel described in EXHIBIT A. The road is a gravelled road and no improvements are planned at this time. _.. .~