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CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL LIMITED IMPACT (110) OPERATION RECLAMATION PERMIT PACKAGE T-BONE STONE (APPLICANT) (REV'D. 6/5/04) EXHIBIT E -Map (6.3.5) (2)[a} See Exhibit A. (2)[b] The owners that aze within two hundred feet (200) feet of the affected areas are Leonard Loukonen and Raul Vasquez. Both operate quarries themselves. The substance to be mined is Colorado or Lyons Red Flagstone. There aze no man-made structures within two hundred feet of the proposed affected azea. (2)[c] See the exhibit mazked Mining Plan Map, attached. (2)[d] The direction of the mineral deposit's aze unknown at this time. We expect to quarry TBS #1 to the north (moving west to east) and to the south (moving west to east), and we expect to quarry TBS #2 beginning in the NE corner, moving west and then south; the direction of quarrying will ultimately depend on the nature and location of the uncovered deposits. (2)[e] There are no man-made structures within two hundred feet of the proposed affected area. (See exhibit -B). (2)[f] There is a previously-mined site within the proposed affected azea labeled TBS #l. See Mining Plan Map, attached, and Map Exhibit A. (3)[a] The gradient will be returned to approximate pre-mine topography which varies from 5% to 55% .The fmal plan will be driven by the nature, location and characteristics of the uncovered deposits. See Exhibit D. (3)[b] See Exhibit D reclamation plan. Precise location of reestablished vegetation will be determined by the location of stable benches uncovered during the quarrying process, which will be located to permit wildlife to travel safely through the reclaimed quarry area Revegetation will not occur on the vertical bench planes, but will occur on the horizontal bench surfaces and elsewhere on 3:1 slopes. (3)[c] NIA T-BONE STONE 06!05!04 Page 1 of 2