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EXHIBIT C <br />Mining Plan <br />The Schuler Construction Gravel Pit Site will utilize a Gate located on the NW corner of <br />proposed property. <br />The proposed date of the start of mining is June 1, 2005 for 10 years or until the sand and <br />gravel is exhausted. <br />There will be no improvements to the property including the road (trail) until it is <br />reclaimed. <br />There will be no processing on site. <br />Excavation for each portion of the site will proceed as follows <br />1. The native topsoil will be removed to a depth of 6" and will stockpiled at the <br />location indicated on the Site Map (Exhibit E) <br />2. A waste rock pile will be created at the location indicated on the Site Map. Please <br />note that there is no waste rock anticipated. <br />3. Material removal <br />a. Front end loaders will fill trucks with the sand and gravel, removing the <br />material to the finished contour <br />b. As the final contours are developed, we will be left with less than 3:1 <br />slopes <br />c. All waste rock will be stockpiled at the appropriate location <br />d. Any refuse or toxic material uncovered at the site will be identified and <br />the El Paso County Hazmat (719 -390 -5555; 205 South Cascade <br />Ave. , Colorado Springs, CO 80917) will be contacted to determine <br />the appropriate remediation process. <br />e. There will be no explosives used <br />f. There will be no water used except for a need for dust control. There will <br />be an 8000 gallon water tanker available that is filled in the town of Simla <br />that will be on site. <br />g. The site will have no impact with any water source (surface or <br />subterranean) <br />h. There will be no issues with water run off at this site. <br />