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Contaminants The proposed project will not create or discharge any hazardous materials. One 5,000 gallon tank for diesel fuel will be stored on the project site. The storage of this material will be incorporated into our existing Hazardous Materials Management Plan. Waste Water Water used in the processing of aggregate material is handled at the vested Tracy Rock plant to the west of the project site. Waste water will not enter the project site. Noise A noise analysis was completed by Brown-Buntin Associates, Inc. Their results concluded that the noise produced by excavation operations at the proposed site would be within acceptable limits as defined by applicable San Joaquin County standards, provided that the scraper operations do not occur within 400' of the two existing southerly residences during the nighttime hours of 10 pm to 7 am. Traffic A traffic analysis completed by Fehr & Peers Associates is attached for review. Their analysis evaluated the relocation of the aggregate equipment crossing and traffic control plan. The results determined that the relocation would not have a significant impact on the area transportation system. Description of Proposed Reclamation Upon the conclusion of mining, the property will be returned to agricultural production or agriculturally related uses, and State and County standards will be met. Reclamation will occur concurrent with mining activities and will take place in phases. Reclamation will be completed within two years of the completion of mining. Overburden and topsoil will be replaced on Phase I prior to work commencing on Phase II. At the conclusion of Phase II, all overburden and topsoil will be replaced and the property graded to its agricultural use. The final reclaimed field will be approximately 28' below original grade. A reclamation site plan is attached. 7