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~• <br />F.XHTRTT D <br />1.) The approximate depth of the well from the highest point <br />on the property is approximately 100 ft. Therefore, if the <br />depth of mining does not exceed a depth of 30 ft, (as proposed) <br />there should not be a problem. <br />2.) Concerning the spring Mr. Carestia has filed an application <br />with the Division of Water Resources. If disapproved the spring will <br />be abandoned and cannot serve as an irrigation source. The spring <br />is to be used only for irrigation of the reclaimed areas. Concerning <br />future use Mr. Carestia intends to install city water if any in- <br />dustrial buildings are built on this property. <br />F.XHTR TT E <br />1.) Concerning the final topography, I have enclosed a copy of <br />a map showing where the pit floor will stop and the back slopes begin. <br />Concerning the topography of the pit floor there will be a slope of <br />approximately 1 - 2% from the east to the west. The north south <br />slope will be at a 3 : 1 slope, then it will taper to nearly level. <br />2.) The entire area which is to be mined will be re-vegetated <br />in accordance with the S.C.S. requirements due to the fact that there <br />are no definite plans, at this time, to place an industrial type <br />of use on the property. <br />3.) There will be additional topsoil which will be stockpiled on <br />the existing stockpiles. <br />EXHIBIT H <br />Mr. Carestia is prepared to provide a $2,500 bond or other acceptable <br />forms of collateral which will be provided to you prior to the <br />Board meeting. I hope I have answered all your questions satisfactor- <br />ily, if not please do not hesitate to call me. <br />Sincerely, <br />J.E. ALESSI & ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />LU t.2P,~a..r. ,~Ce~c~la~ <br />William Giordano <br />WG:pa <br />