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EXHIBIT C - PRE-MINING AND MINING PLAN MAPS OF AFFECTED LANDS <br />Maps <br />Reduce maps (17 x 11 paper) in Section C. <br />Map C-1. Affected Lands and Disturbed Area - no background, 1 inch = 200 feet <br />Map C-2. Affected Lands and Disturbed Area - on aerial photo, 1 inch = 200 feet <br />Map C-3. Affected Lands and Disturbed Area - on USGS topography, 1 inch = 500 feet <br />Larger Scale maps of above in Appendix K - Pocket <br />Map C-4. Mine Plan Map - on aerial photo, 1 inch = 40 feet, large map with trails & vents <br />Map C-5. Mine Plan Map - topography background, 1 inch = 40 feet C-5 & C-6 <br />Map C-6. Mine Plan Map - no background, 1 inch = 40 feet on one map <br />Map C-7. Topographic Map modified from USGS Davis Mesa, Uravan, Bull Canyon and <br />Naturita Quadrangle Maps - with 2 mile buffer, 1 inch = 2000 feet <br />Map C-8. Geologic Map Modified from USGS Davis Mesa and Bull Canyon Quadrangle <br />Maps, 1 inch = 2000 feet <br />(a) Nuvemco owns all unpatented claims surrounding the Last Chance Mine Permit area. <br />(b) San Miguel Power Association has a three-phase electric power line which terminates with a <br />drop located near the southern end of Last Chance Claim #3. Nuvemco installed a transformer <br />and buried a cable to the office trailer from which power enters the mine and powers the <br />ventilation fans, etc. There are no creeks, roads, boundaries, oil and gas wells or lines, on the <br />area of affected lands. <br />(c) Maps C-3, C-6 and C-7 show the topography in the area. <br />(d) The Last Chance Permit Area encompasses 49.98 acres more or less. Mining activities are <br />estimated to disturb approximately 2.46 acres. Exploration drilling on existing roads and trails <br />will disturb less than 5 acres in phases. <br />(e) Dominant plant species on the higher ridges included: pinyon pine, Utah juniper, and <br />mountain mahogany. The lower areas were dominated by big sagebrush, juniper, grey <br />rabbitbrush, rice grass, wheatgrass, cheat, and other grasses. <br />(f) There are effectively no water resources in the vicinity of the Last Chance Mine and permit <br />area. The Last Chance Mine is dry, historically dry mines on the Davis and Monogram mesas, <br />and two dry monitoring wells drilled by Nuvemco document this situation and are described in <br />Exhibit G. <br />(g) The only permanent man-made structure on or near the permit area is the above described <br />San Miguel Power line. <br />Last Chance Mine - April 2009 <br />C-1