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` S EXHIBIT "C" As will be noted from Maps in Exhibits "A", "B", and Maps "C-1", "C- 2" and "C-3" immediately following this narrative, there is an existing sand and gravel operation on the site. That existing operation, designated by a blue perimeter line, presently affects eight (8) acres and is being operated under a limited impact permit issued November 29, 1979. The red line on all maps, which in the Southeast corner of the property is contiguous with the blue line, is the proposed future expansion of the pit to a total area of 24.2 acres. As will be described in more detail in Exhibit "D", the general scheme of the mining operation will be to move North within the existing pit along the East boundary of the property; that is, along the Highline Canal right-of-way, and either simultaneously with the move northward, to move westward, or after the move north has been made, then to expand the pit in a westerly direction. A. Map "C-1" designates all immediately adjacent landowners graphically with those persons' or entities' names corresponding with the marked areas on that. B. Map "C-2" indicates the location within 200 feet of the boundaries of the affected area as follows: 1. Creeks. The easternmost boundary of the property is the Highline Canal right-of-way within which is the Denver Board of Water Commissioners' Highline Canal. It should be noted that this right-of-way is 150 feet in width. The canal right-of-way is measured as 50 feet from the center line in each direction. To the West, an additional 50 feet is added for the ditch road. As a consequence, the ditch road, then, separates the canal itself by 50 feet (actually more than 50 feet) from the easternmost boundary of the affected area. There is an existing pond behind the residence located nearest the westernmost boundary of the pit at its full extension. 2. Roads. The major access road into and out of the property owned by the owner and used for removal of materials from the sand and gravel pit is a private road, 20 feet in width, seen in the extreme northwestern corner of the property (please refer to Map "C- 1") for connection of this road to Titan Road, the major public North/South arterial. Within the property, the existing roads leading down into the existing pit will change as excavation proceeds North and West. The point of ingress and egress into and out of the pit will vary slightly over time from its present location. The roads within the pit will be changed as excavations occur. That point of ingress and egress from the pit, regardless of its size or shape, will be at its approximate present location. This is dictated by the location of the permanent scales, which require the trucks exiting to pass over the scales for weight measurements. 3. Buildings. The buildings on the property are shown as two residences, one storage area, two garages, scales and the scale house. 4. Oil and Gas Wells and Lines. There are no oil and gas wells and lines on the property. Just to the North and the South of the scale house are found underground fuel storage tanks and pumps. These, however, are underground supplies, which are immediately below pumps for the equipment used on site, and at their nearest points, will be 400 feet from the point of greatest excavation of the pit (red line). 5. Water Wells. Two water wells are shown on Map "C-2" with lines extending to the two residences as indicated. EXHIBIT "C" - Premining and Mining Plan Maps Affected Lands Explanation Page 1