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insulating the compressor and reducing the noise level that - accompanies its operation. The total affected land surface involved in the construction of this building amounts to 0.018 acres. The repair work needed on the two storage buildings and the head frame will not disturb any land surface. r Because the Cash mine is currently flooded, the workings have to be dewatered before underground rehabilitation and produc- tion can commence. Most of the Cash mine water enters the mine through the upper workings on the Freiburg vein. The Cash mine workings flood to the first level and drain through a drift 125 feet below the shaft. Tests conducted in this area during 1976 by Systems, Science and Software of La Jolla, California, and the U. S. Bureau of Mines' Denver Research Center, determined that a 30 foot drop in the water level occurs between September and December. This will allow the rehabilitation of the first level station and the 125 foot level to proceed without releasing any mine water into the environment. The installation of a water purification plant will enable the mine to be dewatered below this level without discharging any acidic mine waters into Cash Gulch. More information regarding this important aspect of the reopening of the Cash mine can be found in Exhibit D under the section on Water Resources. There will be no surface land disturbance related to the installation of this water purification plant as it will be a portable facility mounted on a trailer. EXHIBIT C: MaP See Exhibit C following page 5. All of the owners of record of surface land immediately adjac- ent to the Cash mine and the land that will be affected by the proposed operation are listed below. The numbers cozrespond to those shown on the land status map (Exhibit C). 1. Patented Lode mining claims: Gold Hill Mining Company P. O. Box 1523 Longmont, Colorado 80501 2. Unpatented Lode mining claims: Gold Hill Mining Company P. O. Box 1523 Longmont, Colorado 80501 3. Patented Lode mining claims: Heirs to the Estate of Joseph F. Little: Joanne O'Kane 1480 Hoyt Lakewood, Colorado 80215 David C. Little Montgomery, Little, Young, Campbell & McGrew 6900 East Belleview Englewood, Colorado 60111 Heirs to the Estate of Joseph H. Rodgers: William K. Rodgers Olive R. Brush 1118 South 1st Street Montrose, Colorado 81401 4. Patented Lode mining claim: Owned jointly by the Gold Hill Mining Company and the heirs to the Estate of Joseph F. Little ,~. (see above) -4-