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1 <br />1 <br />' Exhibit C S~ <br />' Mining Plan <br />' Access <br />A short driveway (i.e., approximately 30 feet) connects Tiger Road with <br />the dredge piles crossing the Swan River with three, 36-inch CMP's. The <br />driveway is the only portion of the permit area not totally occupied by placer <br />dredge tailing. Mining will be confined to existing areas previously disturbed by <br />' dredging. <br />' Thickness of the Deposit <br />The dredge tailing piles ve in height from 10 to 20 feet (or more) above <br />' the water table throughout the permit area. <br />Mining Plan <br />The mining plan is simply to remove the dredge tailing from the surtace of <br />' the ground. Mining will not extend to the water table. Mining will be limited to <br />within 2 feet of the water table. No activities will take place in the river or <br />adjacent wetlands. <br />' Some material has already been removed from the site and used for <br />' personal use at construction projects owned by sister companies and LLC's as <br />described in a letter to Mr. Bruce Humphries dated May 15, 1998. The objective <br />of obtaining this permit is to allow the retail sale of aggregate materials to the <br />' general public. <br />' Facilities <br />The area from which materials have already been harvested (shown as <br />' the Job Site on Exhibit E) serves as an excellent staging area from which to <br />begin mining. A caretaker will live at the site in a trailer to care for the <br />equipment, Such use is permitted by Summit County Zoning Regulations. <br />Equipment stored at the site will be trucks, loaders, screening plant and <br />other associated tools required for harvesting the tailing. Stockpiles of various <br />' materials is also expected to be necessary. <br />' 6 <br />