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• vibrations -Delineate on a map the t13, 1 and 2, ips peak particle velocity (,ppVj vibration zones under production, processing, load-out, drilling and blasting conditions, Particulate Matter -Graph existing ambient PM2,5 and PM10 levels against expected PM2.5 and P1V110 levels et the subject site under produedon, processing, load-out, drilling and blasting conditions. Dclineate on a map maximum expactod P1VI2,5 and PM101evela expected within 1 mile of the proposed disturbance area during production, processing, load-out, drilling and blasting condidone. (Account for both dust and diesel fumes) xraffle - Detaxmine vitiating overall traffic counts and proposed overall traPlic counts. Determine exiisting gravel-truck traffic counts and proposed gravel-truck traffic counts on 5FI 6,east of SH 119 junedon. Determine dre effects of proposed traffle counts on existing affected CDOT highway/izttereeetion elaeaificagon. Provide existinggravel-buck accident rate and projected gravel-truck accident rate measured in accidents per year on SH 6 east of 5I3119 junction. • Water Quality -Eadmate expected silt load from the proposed mine site to 11`Ortlt Clear Creek during the 1,5 10, 50 and 100 year storm events. • Water Quantity - t3raph existing and proposed peak flood elevations of North Cleat Creek at affected off site locations for the 1, 5, 10, 50 and 1Q0 year storm events. ' • Water Velocity -Graph existing and proposed peak velocities of North Clear Creek at affected off bite locations for the 1, 5,10, 50 and 100 year stomp. events. • Wildlife -(Indicator species approach) Identify the itnnaediate range of the local muse deer herd and determine the total mute deer population utilizing that range. Compere the existing population density sad the pmpoecd population density to fire accepted carrying capacity of typical front-range mountain shrub habitat at eiruilar OleVatiOna. • IteclazKtation Performance -(Indicator species approach) Identify end graph exieCing available per unit mule deer food supply over the extent of proposed diaturbanee areas against expected available per uait mule deer food supplies Z, 5, 10 and 20 years after re•vegetaNon. • View-shed -Provide 360 degree view-shed mapping ae would be viewed from the highest end lowest points along the perimeter of the proposed disturbatlce area, ~txpportirtg Documentation -All findings must be accompanied by raw data and all ., sources must be cited. £d Wd60:ZT S00Z Bi '^ON 0T£07£S£0£: 'ON Xtid Jd ~3QN~d N~0~113d: WOad