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WHITE BnNxs MINE Extuerr C C. Main yard road, short access road to main yazd. Tumofffrom FDR 310 widened ] 0 ft in a tapered wedge 25 ft westerly along FDR 310 to 20-ft wide entrance to lower yard, 25 ft; area approximately 0.01 acres. Gradient approximately 8.0%. Graded dirt, lightly graveled to prevent erosion and rutting. Traffic controls: gate at intersection with FDR 3101ocked when not in use D. Old gravel pit road. Leaves FDR 310 to right (southwest) just past Forest Service boundary. Average width approximately 12 feet. Unmaintained for may years, badly rutted dirt. Page 5 Improvements to existing FDR 310 are not contemplated at this time. Avalanche Creek Marble & Alabaster has agreed to cooperate with White River National Forest with additional maintenance, including dust control, that may be necessary as the result of additional traffic attributable to ACMA. Traffic controls will consist of signs and gates. Number, size, placement, and exact wording will be governed by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and WRNF. ACMA will also install reflectors as necessary on fence posts and gates. Gates: Except as noted gates will be tubular steel agricultural gates, twin 10-ft sections, equipped with padlocks. Mine access road at its intersection with FDR 310. Main yazd access road at its intersection with FDR 310. 6.3.3(1)(h) Quantity and Source of Water Initially Avalanche Creek Marble 8c Alabaster is purchasing water from commercial sources. Five- year water demand is expected to be as follows: 1999 40,000 gallons = 0.12 acre-feet 2000 80,000 gallons = 0.24 acre-feet 2001 120,000 gallons = 0.37 acre-feet 2002 120,000 gallons = 0.37 acre-feet 2003 120,000 gallons = 0.37 acre-feet Water will be trucked from an appropriate site providing water sales to the public. Water will be stored on-site in a 2,000-gallon (max) water tanlt mounted above the portal, in sump excavated .af luh 19.1999 iI191PM1