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EXHIBIT B <br />The site is open prairie grass land common to Northeastern Colorado. No landowner has any <br />improvements in the area. <br />Attached are the following as furnished by the Soil Conservation Service: <br />Location Map <br />Topo Map <br />List of Identified vegetation <br />Description of Sampson Loam and Table Mountain Loam and all types present in <br />the gravel pit area <br />Further on Section (c): Surveyor Creek first appears about five miles west and 2 miles south of <br />the CLG FARMS site. This is not far from the highest points in the area and the division <br />line between the South Platte drainage basin to the west and the Republican River <br />drainage basin to the east. For most of its length until it disappears in the sand hills <br />North of Yuma, Colorado, it is a dry river bed for most of the year. From the slope of <br />the land, there are areas along its course where water will stand long enough to be <br />considered a pond in wet years. There are no such ponds on or near the proposed gravel <br />pit. <br />The static water level in this area is 120 feet below the surface, where stock watering <br />wind mills have been located. <br />Applicant does not anticipate that mining this pit to a total depth of 10 feet from the <br />surface level will cause any ponding or create any water problems.