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Site Description (coot) <br />Exhibit B <br />PERMANENT MAN-MADE STRUCTURES <br />A single private road is the only structure within 200 feet <br />of the affected lands and is it owned by the landowner we leased <br />the gravel from. There are no above or below ground communica- <br />tion or power lines, fences, bridges, wells, pipelines, water <br />storage impoundments, railroad tracks, cemeteries or communica- <br />tion antennas within 200 feet of the affected lands. <br />WATER RESOURCES <br />There are no water structures on the site. The closest <br />stream is the ephemeral creek in the bottom of Jarosa Canyon that <br />at its closest point is approximately 950 feet north of the site. <br />This creek is a small tributary of the Apishapa River that during <br />dry years has little water in it. The creek is approximately 120 <br />feet lower than the lowest mining level. Mining will not reach <br />the ground water table and our investigations indicate the ground <br />water table is more than 120 feet below the surface of the site, <br />so no ground water will be exposed. <br />Review of well data on the surrounding areas indicate the <br />highest water table is associated with the creek that is more <br />than 120 feet below the bottom level of the mine. We do not <br />expect to encounter ground water on this site for that reason. <br />We will not affect the hydrologic balance of surface or subsur- <br />face water in the area. <br />MINING PLAN EXHIBIT C <br />6.3.3 - This is an open pit mine located approximately 23.3 <br />miles west of Aguilar Colorado on County Road 21.1. From Aguilar <br />take CR 46, 8.23 miles west to Gulnar, then continue west 1.75 <br />miles to the intersection of CR 46 and CR 42, stay left on CR 42 <br />3.25 miles to intersection of CR 21.1 and CR 42; stay left again <br />for 6.02 miles to intersection of CR 21.7 and 21.1; and continue <br />west (left) on road 3.98 miles to mine entrance. Mining access <br />will be via an existing road is a owned by the landowner to <br />access his property from CR 21.1. It is currently 20 feet wide <br />and the location is shown on the map exhibits supplied with this <br />application. Periodic grading will be necessary to keep the road <br />in its present condition and to make it passable. It will remain <br />after mining is complete. <br />10 <br />