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WATER INFORMATION <br />EXHIBIT G <br />It is the operators intent is to minimize the disturbances <br />to the prevailing hydrologic balance of the affected land, of the <br />surrounding areas and to the quality and quantity of the surface <br />and ground water system, both during and after mining and recla- <br />mation. Tamrock Gravel LLC. believes they can operate in compli- <br />ance with all state and federal laws and regulations governing <br />water and water rights as they understand them. This is a dry <br />mining operation where no groundwater will be exposed therefore a <br />well permit and Temporary Substitute Supply Plan is not needed. <br />Because of the geographic features around the mine all offsite <br />runoff will be diverted around the disturbed area. In addition, <br />any surface runoff from the disturbed area will be retained on <br />site per a Stormwater Management Plan that will be prepared for <br />this mine. No stormwater will be retained on the site for more <br />then 72 hours. <br />Review of Division of Water Resources well permits in the <br />area around the site indicated the tops of the closest wells are <br />180+ feet below the deepest level of the mine. The ground water <br />table on the mine site has not been determined. It is estimated <br />dust control for the various parts of the operation, i.e. roads, <br />crushing, etc. to be 3 to 8 ac -ft per year. This water will be <br />obtained from a source approved for that use. The current plan <br />is to haul water from Trinidad as needed. The City of Trinidad <br />sells water from their municipal system that is suitable for the <br />mines needs. No water will be used for reclamation, nor will the <br />revegetated areas be irrigated. <br />26 <br />