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EXIIIBIT "G" <br />Water Information <br />(1) This operation is not expected to directly affect surface or groundwater systems. Historically no <br />ground water has been discovered in the local area that the permit covers. <br />(2) Since this operation is not expected to directly affect surface or groundwater systems, items (a) <br />(b) and (c) are not necessary. However some of the information is supplied as a matter of course. <br />(a) On the map (EXHIBIT "C") there are no watercourses shown, none run through the permit <br />boundary. Neither are there any wells, springs, ditches or reservoirs on the affected lands or <br />closer than 600 feet on adjacent lands. There are no structures that would be affected by the <br />proposed mining operations. <br />(b) There are no known aquifers to be identified. This area is a terrace gravel deposit and no aquifers <br />are known. <br />(c) There will be no dewatering operation or runoff from disturbed areas. A low earthen berm will <br />be placed around areas of excavation to prevent runoff from the pit area. A Stormwater Discharge <br />Permit and associated Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) will be developed for this operation. <br />(3) There will. be some water requirements for the process water to wash the product to produce <br />clean concrete sand. Mining and reclamation phases will not require water. The amount of water <br />needed is not known at this time. The quantity of water needed will be determined after mining has <br />commenced and the annual amount of product required is forecast by the market demand. Therefore <br />no flow rates or annual volumes are presented. When the method and volume of product has been <br />determined and the equipment needed to produce said quantity the operator will notify the <br />DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING and SAFETY and provide a technical revision in order <br />to begin production of the washed product. <br />(4) As stated above water will be required or involved when the washing of product is warranted by <br />a market demand. The water will be supplied by pipeline from the ranch well shown on the PRE- <br />M1NG MAP EXHIBIT "C" the well is in Section 31 and the existing pipeline goes to the east on <br />the ranch as shown on the PRE-MING MAP EXHIBIT "C" to a point of terminus approximately <br />3400 feet. The water that will be needed for the washing of the aggregate will be tap from this point <br />and head south up to the process area on the permit area. The water will be changed in water court <br />for this purpose. As mentioned previously the DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING and <br />SAFETY will be notified and a technical revision will be developed to update this use.