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• Exhibit D • <br />PREVIOUS SITE DEVELOPMENT: <br />This site holds an existing 110 permit, and approximately 1.4 acres has been mined <br />since the late 1970s. Of this (mostly on the edge of the bench), 1.1 acres is inside the <br />current 110 permit area and 0.3 acres was outside the current 110 permit area. Aerial <br />photography also indicates an area of approximately 1.5 acres of mining in the <br />extreme south part of Eight-mile Creek on the property, prior to the 1970s, probably in <br />conjunction with mining on the county property to the west of the creek and this site. <br />However, this appears to have been filled in by natural stream action and is no longer <br />visible. <br />Various piles of rock and earth exist on the site, apparently of human origin, but mostly <br />not within the 110 permit area. This totals approximately 0.1 acres total. (These <br />features will be removed in mining.) <br />At the north edge of the property, in addition to an office building approximately 1000 <br />SF in size, there are several concrete pads of various sizes from previous occupancy of <br />the site. These structures are spread out over an area of approximately 0.5 acre. <br />Those will be used as necessary for vehicle parking, equipment storage, and <br />maintenance, during the mining and reclamation of the site. These will not be removed <br />if they are not within the area to be disturbed by mining, and will remain after mining. <br />INITIAL SITE DEVELOPMENT: <br />ACCESS ROADS <br />See Exhibit C. Map C-1, showing roads for the site. <br /> Current disturbance New disturbance <br />Road 1.6 acres 0.6 acres max <br /> 30 foot nominal width 50 foot maximum <br />The existing access road is shown on maps as 30 feet wide but actually varies <br />somewhat in width, and consists of an improved gravel surtace in fair to poor <br />condition. This road will be used for access to the mining area, processing and <br />stockpile areas during mining and will remain in place for access in the future <br />after mining and reclamation is complete. During the period of mining, this road <br />may be increased in width to 50 feet (including drainage and shoulders) but will <br />be reduced to 30 feet or less in width as part of reclamation, and will remain <br />after mining. <br />~ Found in CDMG records for the 110 permit. <br />Trans-Colorado Concrete October 99 <br />Application for Permit: Spotted Burro Pit Page 8 <br />