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Bowie Resources Limited -Bowie No. 1 Mine Rationale for TR 34 Grouud Water Ivlonitoring Points -Springs Page 5 Spring 31, which is located 1,800 feet from the nearest underground excavation, is fed by seepage from a colluvial/alluvial association, and is used as domestic water. Spring 10-13, which is located 1,400 feet from [he nearest underground excavation on private surface lands, is fed by colluvial seepage and is used as domestic water. Spring 32, which is located 5,800 feet from the nearest underground excavation and is fed by seepage from a colluvial/alluvial association, and is used as domestic water. Spring 17, an adjudicated water right, is located 7,500 feet from the nearest underground excavation, on BLM lands, is found as a seep and of unknown use. Spring 20, an adjudicated water right, is located 2,500 feet from the nearest underground workings, on lands owned by Bowie Resources Limited, is found as a colluvialllandslide seep and used for stockwater. Spring 1-5, an adjudicated water right, is located 8,200 feet from the nearestunderground workings on lands owned by Tamaza Morrell and is found as a seep. Spring 7-1, an adjudicated water right, is located 2,500 feet from the nearest underground workings on lands owned by Bowie Resources Limited, is found as a seep and closely related to Spring 20, and used for stockwater. Remaining Monitoring Points The remaining monitoring points are all associated with the reclamation of the mine property (B- I through B-2, B-4 through B-8, SM-1, SM-9 through SM-11, OVWM, SW-5, SW-6), the continued operation of the Unit Train Loadout (MW-1 Through Iv1W-3) and adjudicated water rights within the angle of draw of the mine workings (Springs 25, 13-5, 13-6, and 14-4.) Spring 14-4, which is currently monitored but not listed as a required monitoring point is added by this revision as a required point due to its adjudicated nature and location within the angle of draw of the mine workings.