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.. ~ - • EXH181T D The totes pit eree is divided into two specific removal areas es shown on Exhibit C. Using scrapers, the topsoil will be removed from Aree 1 end stockpiled in the area indicated on Exhibit 'C'. Utilizing scrapers and iront- end loaders es necessary, the overburden soils will be removed sequsntlelly and spread along the west line of the owners property, (see Exhibit 'F'). Approximately 6' to 12' of topsoil will be removed. Overburden depths range from 4.5' to 11.5', please refer to Exhibit 'I', Soils Information for boring logs. Sand end grovel removed from Aroa 1 will be taken to the crusher end processing eree to be set up just north of Aree 1. Processed meieriels will be stockpiled in this same eree. Movement of materials on the site will be accomplished by using tandem exte dump trucks. Operations in Aree 2 will be conducted in a similar fashion. After grovel extraction is completed in Areo 1, topsoil Area 2 will be utilized for roclememtion of Aree 1 end in the fill operation along the west property line. Overburden form Aree 2 will be utilized in the some fail. The existing gravel road will be used for transportation of the materiels off the site. Besad on experience gained during the operation of the present Brownwood Pit, materials removed from this site wilt be used in construction projects in the vicinities of Loveland, Ft. Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Berthoud, Longmont and Estes Park. Hauling operations will utilize the major routes serving these areas. These routes include, but ere not limited to, State Highway 402, I-25, U.S. 287, and U.S. 34. As the prevailing uses in the eree are agricultural end because currently used dust, noise and pollullon abatement procedures used by Coulson Excxeveting Company, Inc. will be continued during the mining of Klrtrtght Ptt, it is felt that dust and noise will not be problem. The currently used procedures include, but ore not limited to, use of a paved haul rood, watering of unpaved haul routes on-site, end positioning of equipment as ter from the property boundaries as possible.