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Colorado Division of Minerals & Geology Page Two April 4, 1996 A. Washing operations will require approximately 1,500 gallons per minute. This water will be stored in a series of sediment ponds and will be recycled. The proposed operation will not directly discharge to the middle fork of the Platte River. Since there is no direct discharge, a NPDES Permit is not required for this operation. Ground water will not be exposed for this operation. This operation will be in compliance with applicable Colorado Water Laws and Regulations regarding injury and existing water rights. Reclamation of areas impacted by the wash operation will be minimal. Site grading at the time of reclamation will include this area without adverse consideration. B. Portable concrete and portable asphalt plant are consistent and compatible with current operations. No permanent structures are associated with these operations; minor leveling pads may be required. All necessary local and state permits will be obtained prior to operation. These operations will adhere to permit conditions and applicable laws. These operations will be contained within the current area designated for processing of materials, reclamation of these areas will be incidental to existing reclamation. Processing Area Alpine Rock Co. will on occasion, process materials in areas where the placer tailings, have already been removed. Processing materials in tailing areas will prevent disturbance and will not alter or increase reclamation. As a supplement to the current mining plan, attached is a current photograph of the Fairplay site. The "second proposed location for crusher and radial stacker" will not be utilized for processing material. Bond The bond was addressed under separate cover dated March 29, 1995, Alpine Rock Co. will eliminate 15 acres in the "second proposed location for crusher and radial stacker" area from processing disturbance.