PERMFILE114146

• Permit No: M2007050
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 7/24/2007
• Doc Name: New Appl.
• From: Yocam Stone LLP
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

• 6.3.1 EXHIBIT A -Legal Description and Location Map
(11 Legal Description
(a) The Buffalo Stone Quany will be located in the SENW, and NESW of Section 35
Township 30, South, Range 51 West, 6`h P. M, The approximate center of Buffalo Stone
Quarry is depicted by latitude and longitude based on position format ofhddd.ddddd,
Datum WGS84
N 37.38982
W 103.10521
Please see Attachment 1 on the USGS topographic map for the approximate center of
Buffalo Stone Quarry and Attachment 2 for a regional map.
The quarry site is located approximately 25 miles northeast of Kim, Colorado, on Las
Animas County Road (CR) 223. From Kim take US Hwy 160 toward Springfield. Turn
north onto CR 223, for 8 miles to entrance of quarry. Quarry access will be via this existing
private road owned by the landowner to access his property from CR 223 as shown in
Attachment 1. Minor maintenance will be necessary to keep this private access road in its
present passable condition. This private access road will remain after mining is complete.
(b) The main entrance to the mine is depicted by latitude and longitude based on
position format of hddd.ddddd, Datum WGS 84
N 37.38759
W 103.11131
Please see Attachment 1 for the main entrance to the mine from CR 223. The mine is
• located on private (and owned by the Yocams.
(2) Main Entrance
Please see Attachment 1 with the Main Entrance identified.
6.3.2 EXHIBIT B -Site Description
The area to be quarried lays on the fairly level prairie on the east edge of Freezeout Creek
(which is a dry creek bed). The deposit to be extracted is a slightly inclined limestone bed
of varying thickness from the surface to 15 feet and the underlying layer of shale of
undetermined depth. There had been some limestone quarried out in the early I920s or
1930s.
(al Soils and Vegetation
The following was taken from information obtained from the local Natural Resources
Conservation Service (N.R.C.S.) in Trinidad. Please see Attachment 3, for a copy of the
soils map of the azea.
The soil types on the quarry site is Penrose loam over most of the site and a small azea
on the South corner is Mingwet-Wiley silt loam. The surface layer is a loam from 0 to 4
inches deep. The subsurface layer from 4 to 8 inches deep is silty clay loam.
Unweathered bedrock is at a depth from 8 to 60 inches.
• Included with this soil in mapping are areas of limestone outcrop, which makes up about