2002-10-25_REVISION - M1986015 (5)

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Mr. Mazk Heffner May 31, 2002 Page 2 Well Inventory Water supply wells within 600 feet of the Phase 1 boundary were identified based on records available from the State Engineer's Office, field investigations and interviews with nearby land owners. Our review was based on a radius of 600 feet, the same distance used by the State Engineer's Office to assess water level impacts for well permitting purposes. These efforts indicated Yhat there are free registered wells within 600 feet of the Phase 1 permit boundary. Information pertaining to these five wells is summazized in the table and comments presented below. The locations of these wells are presented in Figure 1. Table 1. Summary of Wells within 600 Feet of Phase 1 Boundary Well Owner Permit Depth (ft) Water Level Comments /Status Number (ft) Located within mine, well Helmsing 67957 33 10 will be replaced 14393R / Neither well is used, Nelson 686RN 45 30 connected to City water Tilley 106501A 45 19 Prijatel 90000 20 ??? Appeazs to be abandoned Maztin 6609R 27 17 Helmsing Well -Permit Number 67957 The Helmsing Well is essentially located in a portion of the aquifer that will be mined out during Phase 1. There is an agreement in place between Transit Mix of Pueblo (originally implemented by Valco, the owner of the property) and the Helmsings that the well will be replaced or an alternative water supply provided before the water supply from the well is interrupted (See Exhibit S in the Amendment application). Valco will comply with this agreement and provide an alternative water supply prior to interrupting the water supply from the well. The well is used for irrigation purposes at the Helmsing property. Ms. Helmsing is hauling water for her in-house uses. This well will effectively be replaced with another water supply. Bishop-B~ngAe~aA.rsoctares; rnc.