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6.3.3(8) <br />The existing road is approximately 20 feet +/- as notated on Exhibit E - Map as shown on the <br />northern boundary is a private, unimproved dirt road and is reflected as such in the Quadrangle <br />7.5 minute series topographic map as provided. No improvements will be made to this road that <br />has existed for several decades, but will be maintained when necessary. It will remain as an <br />unimproved, private, dirt road. <br />6.3.3(h) <br />If, any water is to be used, it will be used for dust control purposes. The water will be provided <br />by the land owner who possesses water rights from Piceance Creek. <br />6.3.3(1) <br />There will be no groundwater encountered. Any surface water will be contained by the pond, in <br />which the pond has a spillway. Storm water run-offcontrols will be on the downhill side of the <br />spillway of the dam, also known as BMP's. These BMP's will be hay or straw bales laid at the <br />downhill side of the spillway. <br />6.3.30) <br />Not applicable. <br />6.3.3(1) <br />The hydrologic balance will be impacted in a positive means by the extraction of the silty loam / <br />fine material from the stock water pond through providing a more abundant water resource from <br />the natural water resources flowing into it. The removal of the storm water material that deposits <br />into the stock water pond is to maintain a healthy hydrologic balance to the legal limits of the <br />pond bed. The future land use will be in the same manner as what is currently being used in <br />regard to agriculture. <br />6.3.3(m) <br />The material will not be processed on site and will be used in its original form as extracted. <br />6.3.3(n) <br />The extracted material will be used for fill dirt / construction material, personally and possibly <br />commercially. <br />6.3.3(o) <br />Not applicable <br />V