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<br />EXHIBIT - C Mining Plan <br />1. Mining will commence upon recipt of 110 permit. This is a massive <br />deposit with a potentially large demand. Quarry life will be decided upon <br />reserves. Estimation 20 years plus. <br />2. All topsoil will be salvaged for future use in reclamation. As <br />stated in the soil conservation report there is not an abundance. <br />3. Overburden consists of only topsoil. <br />4. Deposit will be mined on a 40 Foot bench. <br />5. Mining will consist of drilling and blasting, crushing, and <br />processing will be done on site adjacent to pit or off site. This will be <br />determined at a later date. Roads are existing which are sufficient. <br />6. The pit will be the only significant disturbance. This could <br />ultimately be mined to a depth of 40 high. Length will be a few hundred <br />feet. <br />7. Existing access road is 20 '.± wide, this is sufficient to handle i <br />haul trucks. <br />8. No water will be used in conjunction with mining or processing. <br />9. As this is an existing mine with no water, we do not anticipate <br />encountering any. If this did occur sediment ponds would contain this <br />below pit. <br />10. No water rights will be interfered with. <br />11. The processing site will be dependent upon the market for crusher <br />fines. If there ie a market, which we anticipate for the fines, material <br />will more than likely be processed off site. If there is no demand for <br />the fines, we then will crush at the site. This will consist of crushing <br />and screening. There will be no chemicals used. <br />Page 5 <br />