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The earthen structure to contain the fuel then should be constructed no less than 3 feet deep and 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. This will be how the operator will detemine the required size of all the earthen containment structures. The berm will be constructed by using available earth found on site and a plastic liner particulazly manufactured for this purpose placed over the soil to be protected. An earthen berm constructed by compacting the sidewalls in 8" lifts and compacted to 95% the berm will have side slopes of 1 H: 1 V and will be 3 feet wide across the top. The liner will be cazefully place to ensure that no punctures occur in the liner material. The liner used will be an impermeable barrier designed to prevent leachate from leaking from any spill. If a spill does happens the liner will stop the spilled material from penetrating the soil below the liner. At the time a spill takes place all measures will be taken to soak up the liquid. Then to remove the contaminated materials from the bermed area and transport the mixture of sand and/or other absorbent materials to an approved disposal site. All employees working azound these materials will be toughly trained on how to respond to any spills that may occur. EXHIBIT E- RECLAMATION PLAN 4.) To answer the seed mixture confusion we will use the NRCS as suggested by Tony Amold dated Sept. 10, 2003. The other seed mixture (Oct. 12, 1979) was in the application for comparison purposes only and none of the 1979 recommendations will be implemented for this new permit application. The newer document from Tony Arnold (CO-ECS-S) will be the guideline for the reclamation of this gravel pit operafion. EXHIBIT L- RECLAMATION COST 5.) The applicant/ operator has no objections or revisions to your new calculated Bond cost. The figure of $ 30,218.00 will be the cost that the applicant agrees to BOND with an approved form of financial warranty. EXHIBIT S- PERMANENT MAN-MADE STRUCTURES 6.) The gas pipeline that runs all the way through this mine site is owned and operated by Colorado Interstate Gas Company and the applicant have entered into an binding agreement that has been executed by both parties and need not be notarized. A copy of this agreement is attached for the Divisions' record file it contains six (6) pages, please call STEPHEN D. BACON (R.O.W. Analyst) with Colorado Interstate Gas company to confum, his office phone is (719) 520-4713.