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Exhibit G Name of Right / Permit No Helm Ditch Helm Ditch Cedar Park Res Cedar Park Ditch Studt Ditch Table G-2. Nearest recorded surface water rights. Owner Date Agfr Yield Other Information Legal Helm Helm N/A Studt A Burnett Ditch #1 Burnett 589 Burnett Ditch #2 Burnett 590 Aqfr: aquifer (creek or basin). watering. 1899 Eight Mile Creek 2 30 acres, abandoned 1985 NESE 3 195, 69W 1899 Eight Mile Creek 2 40 acres, abandoned 1985 NESE 3 195, 69W 1896 Eight Mile Creek N/A 70 acres multi sec 18S, 69W 1894 Eight Mile Creek 1.6 50 acres, includes Ditch #2, NENE 9 unnamed reservoir 18S, 69W Unk Eight Mile N/A 10, 7, and 3 acres NWSE 15 Creek? 18S, 69W Unk Eight Mile N/A 11 acres SESE 15 Creek? 185, 69W Yield in acre-feet. Size of irrigated area indicated. All uses are irrigation and/or stock 3. Changes to drainage basins caused by operations on site: There v~ill be no significant and permanent changes in watershed boundaries caused by operations on site. As discussed in the reclamation plan, final (post-reclamation) contours will maintain existing watershed boundaries. Except for disturbances in vegetation and area exposed to erosion, including portions of the watershed temporarily with no discharge, the only significant change in drainage basin characteristics is the temporary blocking of potential surface flows from pit and working areas. There will be minor and temporary changes to Eight Mile Creek drainage, but the impact will be minimal, as less than 0.1 °/q of the total basin of the drainage will be blocked from discharging at any one time during mining and reclamation operations. 4. Aquifers and watersheds in this area: The recognized aquifers in the area are identified as various alluvial aquifers. Water rights are recorded only for Eight Mile Creek. Based on depths of existing wells in the area, there are no bedrock formations used as aquifers in the area which will be mined which would be affected by the mining of the sand and gravel. The overburden and the sand and gravel may be considered part of the alluvial aquifer associated with Eight Mile Creek but are not considered significant aquifers in this areas, and will be protected by limiting mining in the valley floor to twelve feet below the present surface. Based on the location and depth of other known wells in the area, the mining activities proposed will be unlikely to have any impact on these wells. There will be no blasting at this site. 6 Per conversations with Soil Conservation District personnel. Trans-Colorado Concrete October 99 Application for Permit: Spotted Burro Pit Page 20