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-59- <br />• MR. DANIELSON: Yeah. I guess my concern is I saw the slides and saw a <br />pretty muddy situation out there and -- you know -- it does seem to me that <br />that's something that deserves a lot of attention. <br />MR. HOLDER: I do think it might help if the people of San Luis realize <br />that these people are committing to a performance standard. It's not a fixed <br />method, per se, this is what they think it~ey have to do in order to keep the <br />stream from getting silted up. If this isn't the right answer, they're <br />committed to find the right answer. And it might make folks feel a little bit <br />better to realize this isn't the only solution to a problem. <br />MR. MASSEY: I'd like Anne to respond to that slide, because, I think <br />that was a bit misleading, and Anne has got factual information in that regard. <br />MS. BALDRIGE: I believe that and -- also if Gary Dodson wants to chime <br />in -- I believe that several of those slides of sediment shown were shown on <br />• the ezistng county road or other existing roads in the area, ands that the road <br />designed by Battle Mountain has taken into account additional sediment control <br />measures that are not in practice on existing roads in that area currently. <br />MR. JOUFLAS: Okay. <br />MR. HOLDER: Battle Mountain hasn't built any new roads in there yet, <br />have they? Or improved the old? <br />MS. BALDRIGE: Exploration, they have built exploration roads in that <br />area, but no mine roads. <br />MR. HOLDER: Yeah. No part of the new road has been built? <br />MS. BALDRIGE: No. <br />• <br />