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• 33 • E\HIBIT S STRUCTURES WITHIN 200 FEET 112 PER\nT ht-9011 CONY. WEST E.ND GRAVEL PI7 NO. 1 WEST END GRAVEL COMPAfh' SE4: SEC 11, t16?1, RI55V, "I~rPhl The existing primary pit area's private graveled a4-weather access road [labeled A on the nest page photo) pazallels the new pit area south boundary and enters the permit area 600 feet southwest of the southeast comer. A second pre-existing access road [B] enters the permit area at about the center of the west boundary and continues east-to-west through the center of the permit azea into the present stockpile!process worked-out area of the existing gravel pit (110 Permit No. M 9~t-011) operation. Portable crushing, screening, and product handling equipment [C] and temporary product stockpiles occupy the "stock/proc" [D] pit area. Oversize reject material is stockpiled in the southeast comer, and temporary topsoil stockpiles fie along the north edge of the worked-out existing pit area. A livestock corral complex [E] lies just outside the permit area west boundary and the 650- foot long livestock feed trough [F] parallels the west portion of the above described secondary site access road running through the center of the un-mined west half interior of the site. The "Doing Ditch" [G] parallels and crosses the perntit azea south boundary, both inside and outside of the pettnit area. Two small (''/o-acre) settling ponds [H] with earth retaining dikes are located in the north-to-south intemtittent drainage arroyo that bisects the center of the permit azea. Livestock fences [I] border the west edge of the permit azea and divide the unmined west half of the permit area . All of the above structures are property of the host landowner, George Glasier, except for the in-pit processing equipment and stockpiles belonging to the lessee and operator/applicant, West End Gravel Company. A copy of a damage reimbursement agreement with Mr. Glasier is attached.