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m aoo6 o5a Rimrock Exploration & Development, Inc, 25615 26.00 Road PO Box 482 Nucla, Colorado, 81424 July 2, 2005 Re; J Birds, File No.M-2005-050, Division of Minerals and Geology Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver Colorado, 80203 Suzi Erickson Program Assistant In response to your letter requesting more information. RECEI~E!°J JUL 2 7 200 Division of Minerals anu ueuloyy Exhibit B Site descripfion (Rule 6.3.2(6)); The only man made structure with in 200 feet is a county road Y 1 shown on Exhibit E;. Exhibit B Site Description (Rule 6.3.2©); All storm water will be retained on site from areas of disturbance. This will be accomplished through diversion ditches and water banns to a retention area. The site is in a semi acid area with no water sources other than the occasional rain or snow storm. There are no known aquifers in mine area. The site is not in a flood plain. Exhibit E Map (Rule 6.3.5) (2) Mining Plan Map; (a) See Attached. (b) Bureau of Land Management owns surface of affected area and all surface around affected area for more than 200 feet. David Chiles is mineral rights holder and we have a lease agreement with him. The Claims in the affected azea are the J. Bird #5 BLM serial #253252, J. Bird #8 BLM serial # 253873, J. Bird #4 serial #253251 and J. Bird #3 serial #253250 The county road Y 1 is the only man made structure within 200 feet and passes through the affected area. Montrose County stops its maintenance at the west entry to the site and the mad becomes a four wheel drive trail at the intersection just inside the permit area. This road is an unimproved mad basically a dirt road with no gravel. © See Attached (d) See Attached (e) County road Y 1 is only permanent structure in and azound site azea. (f) Disturbance in or adjacent is county road Y 1, existing vent shaft to Butterfly mine, and multiple drill roads.