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M ~~ <br />EXHIBIT S <br />PERMANENT MAN MADE STRUCTURES WITHIN 200 FEET OF THE AFFECTED <br />AREA <br />There is one sheep shed, and well that are on the property. Sheep shed is <br />approximately 75 to 100 feet away from the mining area. The mining will not affect <br />these structures at all. <br />The other structures that are within two hundred feet are a wire fence between Gene <br />Ensz and a wire fence that runs along the canal. There are also power lines that <br />border the property lines. The Rio Grande lateral canal runs along the south edge <br />of the property. The fences are 100 feet away from the top of the pit along with the <br />power poles. The canal is 124 feet from the edge of the pit. The mining will not get <br />close enough to affect it. Please see damage agreements with property owner, Xcel <br />Energy and Rio Grande Canal Water Users Association. <br />These structures lie on the outside of the 100-foot buffer zone of the affected area <br />set by the county. There is current mining taking place on the south side of the <br />canal by another permit holder right up to the property line with no adverse affects to <br />these structures. <br />In our operation there will be no blasting or drilling taking place to extract the sand <br />and gravel, therefore, the structures will not be affected. <br />No seepages or percolation losses are expected mining depth is limited to 15' to <br />prevent ground water exposure. We are in discussions with Rio Grande Canal <br />Water Users Association to draft possible recharge agreements for later use. <br />