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-1- Legal Description ----------------- NMPM T. 44 N., R. 11 E., Sec. 34, SE 1/4 SE 1/2 The subject tract is reached by traveling approximatly 36 miles north of Alamosa on highway 17 to the Crestone turnoff. Then travel approximatly 7 miles west on county road "T" to the junction with the county road 66-T. The tract is then reached by traveling approximatly 3 1/2 miles northeast to the site. The tract is located by use of the Rito Alto 7 1/2 minute quadrangle (see appendix A).The location was further assured by the discovery of a brass cap section corner common to sections 34 and 35 of the subject township, and sections 2 and 3 of T. 43 N., R 11 E. The tract is bisected by the county road and is currently used for livestock grazing and wildlife habitat. An abandoned gravel pit of approximatly 5 to 10 acre size borders the tract to the northwest and an active pit of the same size corners to the tract to the northeast. The tract has excellent access with asphalt all weather road to within 3 1/2 miles of location. The last 3 1/2 miles con- sists of an excellent, well maintained gravel surfaced all weather road to the tract. This road will require little or no modification if trucks of resonable size are used. Water and power are not availab]e on the tract but would be available nearby. Status Record Data ------------------ The subject tract is public land surface and minerals administered by the Bureau of Land Management through the San Luis Resorce Area of the Canon City District office. The tract is not encumbered by unpatented mining claims or mineral leases of record. The tract has no actual or prospective value classification for leasable minerals. The only valid existing right evident is the county road which traverses the subject tract through the northern portion, Physical Features ----------------- An environmental assessment was written by the San Luis Resorce Area based on the size of the application. This document discribes the non-renewable resorce values and surface uses of the subject tract.