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EXHIBIT F -List of Other Permits and Licenses Required L Archuleta County Conditional Use Permit for extractive industries issued by and through the Archuleta Boazd of County Commissioners is required. Once mined and reclaimed the site will be used as a developed water resource (pond) and for the local enhancement of wildlife habitat. The mining, processing, stockpiling of materials and reclamation operations at the site aze planned to occur during the same season. Stockpiled material will be removed within approximately 12 to IS months. 2. The site will be mined and the aggregate material crushed processed and stockpiled during a single mobilization. The contracted crusher operator will provide the requred Air Quality Permits and any other associated permits for its' mobile equipment and crushing operations. Nielsons/Skanska, Inc. of Cortez, Colorado has proposed to the Applicant/Owner that it will contract to conduct the mining, processing and stockpiling operations at the site. Nielsons/Skanska also will be purchasing a large proportion of the commercially available processed roadbase material for anticipated future use for local CDOT projects. Material will also be available for other local contractors for commercial purchase. 3. The U.S. Army Core of Engineers has been contacted to inquire whether a 404 Permit would be requred for the proposed operation. The USCOE office located in Durango, Co. indicated that a 404 Permit will not be required as the proposed area of operations is not within the San Juan River channel and will not affect associated wetlands and willow breaks. The USCOE has requested that it be notified when the pond installation and reclamation has been completed by the owner. 4. A Gravel Pit Well Permit Application will be filed with the Colorado Division of Water Resources after the applicant receives the 110 Reclamation Permit from the DMG. The Colorado Division of Water Resources, Durango, CO.Office, has informed the applicant that the proposed permit area is not located within a "water critical azea" and an augmentation plan or ageement will not be required due to the availability of water rights in the azea. A well is planned to offset water losses from evaporation from the surface of the proposed 5 acre pond which will occupy the excavated pit area upon reclamation. 5. A Stormwater Permit for Sand and Gravel Operations has been applied for from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Endvonment, Water Quality Control Division.