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1 ' Earthquake And Seismicity Data ' Most of the Western Colorado lies in a seismic zone 1 classification, signifying a low seismic risk where earthquakes classified as VI or less in intensity may occur. Active faults ' flank the Uncompaghre Plateau and the age of movement is Quaternary; however, movement is very slight with long periods of ' inactivity. It was this inactively that led some geologist to conclude that the Uncompaghre was not currently rising. ' Recently, an earthquake occurred west of Dallas Divide Pass on a fault separating the Uncompaghre Plateau from the San Juan ' Mountains. The earthquake was most pronounced in the Ridgeway, Telluride, Ouray, Norwood and Nucla communities, however, no significant damage occurred. 1 Utilities And Obstructions ' Pursuant to Construction Materials Rule 6, paragraph 6.4.19 exhibit S 115 (4)(e) mining operations are to remain 200' or more ' from any significant, valuable and permanent man-made structures unless it can be demonstrated the mining operation will not ' adversely affect the stability of those structures. County Road 44 generally defines the western boundary of the property. ' Buried along or below County Road 44 are telephone, water, and possibly a gas line. An electric line is present on the property ' transgressing from County Road 44 north by north-east on the west side of the current Phase I disturbance to a residence located on ' the proposed Phase V production. The house is connected to the water and telephone line in County Road 44 at the northwest corner of the property. Presently, construction equipment is ' being stored on the north-west portion of current Phase I production and the south-west corner of proposed Phase V ' production. Various fences transgress the property, including the property boundaries on the north, south, west and east. The ' southwest corner of the parcel (south of W 1/4 corner of Section 13) located in current Phase I disturbance includes a constructed 9