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Operator's Outline • Operator's Outline Summary of the Pikeview Ouarry Permit The following is a summary of the key points for the Pikeview Quarry mining and reclamation plans. This summary is not intended to replace the detailed plans contained in the permit, but simply to provide a listing of key areas of the plan the operator should pay particular attention to. In all cases, details regarding these subjects are contained in the actual plan documents and reference should be made to those exhibits to fully understand what is required. Format of the permit. A. The permit document is designed to replace all previous permit documents. In essence, this permit document is the plan for this operation and all previous permitted plans should be considered useful for historical purposes only. B. Key documents for operator use during plan implementation 1. Mining Plan Map (Exhibit C) and Mining Plan (Exhibit D). 2. Reclamation Plan (Exhibit E) and Reclamation Plan Map (Exhibit F). II. Permit Boundary versus Affected Land Boundary A. The permit boundary defines the limit of the permitted area. B. The affected land boundary defines the limit of the land that can be disturbed within the permit boundary. • C. The affected land boundary and the permit boundary are not at the same location in all places. 1. Where the affected land boundary is not specifically labeled on the maps the affected land boundary is the same as the permit boundary. In those cases, the permit boundary, as shown on the map, is the limit of disttubance that is allowed. Ho disturbances beyond that boundary should occur at any time. 2. Where the affected land boundary is specifically labeled and differs from the permit boundary location, the affected land boundary is the limit of disturbance. The land between the affected land boundary and the permit boundary is essentially a buffer zone and is not to be affected. D. The affected land boundary, whether identical to or different from the permit boundary, must be marked on the ground so it can be identified by yourself and by inspectors from the Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology. This is a requirement of the regulations. III. Phases A. Mining is to occur only in Areas MV, MS, and H, as shown on the maps. No mining is to occur in any of the other areas. Mining is defined as the actual extraction of rock and does not include processing, stockpiling, or other operations done after the actual extraction. . B. Reclamation is to occur th all areas, but only reclamation work is allowed in Areas RN and RB. Pikeview l]uarry Amendment Page 1