2009-12-30_PERMIT FILE - M2010002

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• Photocopy of the U.S.D.A Soil Survey Map of Moffat County, Sheet 66 - Craig Quadrangle. • USDA Soil Descriptions and Misc.'hables. (b) Permanent man-made structures: The following man-made structure is within two (200) hundred feet of the area to be affected and/or adjacent to the site access road. Damage Agreements for all man-made-structures are attached. Locations of these structures may be found on either the Exhibit A and/or E maps. ¦ Union Pacific Railroad R.O.W. Landowners (Wagner Ranches, LLC to Wagner Rock, LLC) gates and perimeter fence surrounding site. (shown on Exhibit A and E Maps) Elam Construction Truck Scale and Office Building (south of site) (c) Water Resources: The site is generally level and has no stream water entering it. Mining the gravel resources will be conducted with a dragline. Groundwater will be exposed by the mining activities. Any groundwater encountered will remain in the excavated pit as not to disturb the hydrologic balance. pre or post mine. No off site transfer of fluid will be conducted at this site including any and all stormwaters. There are no wells, streams, ditches, ponds lakes or reservoirs, which will receive drainage and/or runoff from storm events within the site. All stormwater at the site will be contained within the excavation areas. Adjacent area water resources consist of a gravel pit pond to the South and beyond that the Yampa River. The large pond is currently under DRM & S permit "Bunn Pit" and is surrounded by levy protecting its hydrologic aspects. The apparent water table currently stands about 12' below the existing surface elevation or 3' above the fully excavated elevation of the pond. A Well permit for a Gravel Pit is being filed with the Colorado Division of Water Resources for this operation. 100% storm-waters will be contained on the flat site via a perimeter windrow/small berm following the inside of the perimeter