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Page 2 <br />Exhibit C - Nicolas Brothers <br />Item 6 - The entire area within the pit limits shown on Exhibit <br />E - Map will be disturbed by the operation. The total <br />approximate area is 3.5 acres. <br />Item 7 - The primary access to the pit site is via County Road <br />#864. It is a twenty (20') foot road with a granite <br />surface. No additional work will be required on this <br />road. This road is maintained in the summer, but is <br />not plowed in the winter. Other roads per Item 5 will <br />be constructed to minimum standards, and removed when <br />the pit is reclaimed. <br />Item 8 - The operation of this pit should not require any water. <br />If dust abatement is required on County Road #864 <br />during haul cycles the water can be trucked to the site <br />and/or the road can be treated with magnesium chloride. <br />Item 9 - It is anticipated that free ground water will not be <br />encountered. <br />Item 10 - Not Applicable <br />Item 11 - Not Applicable <br />Item 12 - The operation of the proposed pit will not change or <br />adversely affect any existing drainage course. The <br />proposed pit slopes will be flatter than the existing <br />slope on the westerly boundary (currently barren). The <br />pit floor will slope gently to the west contouring <br />erosion. <br />Item 13 - The excavated material will be processed on site into <br />road construction and maintenance materials. This <br />processing will include crushing, screening, and <br />asphalt mixing. Conventional portable crushing and <br />screening plants will be used to process the material <br />into roadbase and paving products. A portable asphalt <br />plant may be set on the site to mix paving materials. <br />No permanent crushing or paving plant is anticipated. <br />