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EXHIBIT B <br />CLARK PIT <br />SITE DESCRIPTION <br />This site is located 2.4 miles east and 2 miles south of Karval, Colorado and is located on <br />a prominent ridge at an elevation of approximately 5,000 to 5,020 feet. The site drains to <br />the south offthis ridge and then to the southeast. Most ofthe slopes are flatter than a 3:1 <br />but a few of the slopes (to the south and west) aze steeper than a 3:1. The top of the ridge <br />is relatively flat (to the north.) There are no water resources located within the boundazies <br />of this proposed operation. There is a drainage feature located in and along the east <br />boundary but will not be in the disturbed area. No erosion products will be allowed to <br />enter this drainage feature. A stock dam is located on this drainage channel <br />approximately 550 feet southeast of the boundary line. <br />Vegetation in this azea is consists of blue gramma, buffalo and prairie three awn grasses <br />while the predominant fortis are sand sage, yucca and bush buckwheat. The soil survey <br />map report for this site shows that the site is primarily composed of four (4) soil types: <br />Fort loam with 3 to 5% slopes, Midway-Raver clay foams with 5 to 15% slopes, Midway- <br />Rock outcrop-complex with 5 to 40% slopes and Vonid-Midway complex with 3 to 12% <br />slopes <br />Topsoil is approximately 3 to 6 inches thick and the over burden is 1 to 2 feet thick. In <br />some azeas sand and gravel is mixed with the topsoil. <br />No man made structures are located within 200 feet of the proposed operation. <br />There is no major wildlife in the azea; nor any endangered species that would be <br />impacted. <br />2 <br />