THE MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND ENERGY INDUSTRIES MINERALS DIVISION MINE DESIGN TEMPLATE OPERATOR NAME: OPERATOR ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: FACSIMILE:

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THE MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND ENERGY INDUSTRIES MINERALS DIVISION MINE DESIGN TEMPLATE 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION OPERATOR NAME: OPERATOR ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: FACSIMILE: NAME OF CONTACT: CELLULAR PHONE: EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT LOCATION: Land Ownership Private State Acreage of Land:

Your responses to this questionnaire are not limited to the spaces available. Please ensure that you present relevant and detailed information where it is deemed necessary. 2.0 Quarry Material: Sand and gravel. If selected, continue to Topographic Profile Part A then Part C Hard Rock. If selected, continue to Topographic Profile Part B then Part C Other. Please indicate resource of interest porcellanite clay asphalt yellow limestone blue limestone oil sands red sands If selected, continue to Topographic Profile Part A then Part C 3.0 TOPOGRAPHIC PROFILE PART A 3.1 CROSS SECTIONS: Ensure that the following cross sections are submitted: Profile of quarry site prior to mining activity along a North-South transect Profile of quarry site prior to mining along a East-West transect Profile of quarry along a North-South transect while being developed Profile of quarry site along a East-West transect while being developed Profile of quarry site along a North-South transect after site restoration Profile of quarry site along a East-West transect after site restoration Proper use of a legend/ key: indicate all features along the section (such as watercourses (natural and man-made, slope, etc.) All drawings must be done to the same scale as that provided in the data package, or at an appropriate scale if the data is derived from a private source.

3.2 Select the average SLOPE ANGLE of the property: 0 5 degrees 16 20 degrees 31 35 degrees 6 10 degrees 21 25 degrees 36 40 degrees 11 15 degrees 26 30 degrees Other 4.0 DRAINAGE: 4.1 What is the type of drainage present on or nearby the quarry site? Tick all those that apply: NATURAL SURFACE DRAINAGE: Watercourses Natural outfalls Perennial Intermittent MAN-MADE DRAINAGE: Roadside drains Perimeter drains Stormwater ponds Silt traps Settling ponds Man-made outfalls (connected to municipal drainage) 4.2 Are Settling Ponds present? Yes No 4.3 Give dimensions of the settling ponds. 4.4 Specify type of outfalls present in relation to settling ponds on site: Man-made Outfall to rivers Closed Loop Use of silt traps 5.0 GENERAL LAND USE OF PROPERTY: List those that are SITE-SPECIFIC.

List those within the HOST COMMUNITY. 6.0 Vegetation Type Primary forest Evergreen seasonal forest Semi-evergreen seasonal forest Deciduous seasonal forest Grasslands Bush lands Cultivated lands 6.1 Acreage covered by primary forest: 6.2 Acreage to be cleared: 6.3 Acreage to be left undisturbed: 7.0 The Prepared Quarry Site 7.1 Acreage used for overburden stockpile: 7.2 Acreage used for aggregate stockpile: 7.3 Acreage used for settling ponds: 7.4 Number of quarrying pits: 7.5 Acreage used for each quarrying pit or strip: 8.0 LAYOUT OF MINE 8.1 MINE DESIGN- The following checklist is provided to ensure that specific quarry site features are indicated on the Mine Design Plan/ Layout. Please produce details with respect to the location of: Mine boundaries

Offices and buildings Fuelling site Wash plant Settling ponds Drainage and watercourses, complete with setback distances Stockpile and pit Berms Roadways in the vicinity and on the quarry site, complete with setback distances 8.2 Complete with diagrams to support data provided, give specifications of BERMS constructed: HEIGHT: 0 2 metres 3 5 metres 6 10 metres 10 15 metres more than 15 metres WIDTH: 0 2 metres 3 5 metres 6 10 metres more than 10 metres ANGLES: 0 5 degrees 6 10 degrees 11 15 degrees 16 20 degrees 21 25 degrees 26 30 degrees 31 35 degrees 36 40 degrees more than 40 degrees 8.3 State the location of these berms on the property. 8.4 SETBACK DISTANCES (for example, distance of berms from rivers, setback from roadways): 0 30 metres 31 35 metres 36 40 metres 41 45 metres more than 45 metres 8.5 What is the thickness of the soil profile? 0 6 inches 6.25 10 inches 10.25 12 inches 12.25 18 inches 18.25 24 inches more than 24 inches

8.6 What is the thickness of the overburden? 0 2 feet 2.1 5 feet 5.1 7 feet 7.1 10 feet more than 10 feet 8.7 What is the volume of the overburden to be removed? 8.8 Please describe the method used to store overburden. 8.9 Ensure that well annotated diagrams/ drawings are submitted to show the location of the following on-site: The pit(s) or benched slopes: Give dimensions such as height, width, depth, area, volume, and angle. Indicate drainage network used and number of benches. The processing plant(s) The water well or intake ponds and settling ponds The stock pile(s) of topsoil, overburden, pit-run, processed material, spoil and fill The office(s), lunch room(s), roads and related infrastructure All drawings must be done to the same scale as that provided in the data package, or at an appropriate scale of the data is derived from a private source. Data from boreholes appropriately used on Isopach maps could be supplied here to support volumes of overburden to be removed. Isopach maps are to be attached to the Geological Interpretation Section of this document.

9.0 TOPOGRAPHIC PROFILE PART B: 9.1 What type of hard rock quarry will be operated? Hill-side quarry Open-pit quarry Provide a comprehensive analysis of the geotechnical properties of the hard rock. Consider fractures, joints and beddings. Prepare a detailed geological model for the site, and include it as part of the Geological Interpretation of the quarry site. 9.2 Provide quarry design and phasing plans for the quarry site. Design rules provided should include the following: Minimum allowable bench widths (both final positions and working bench widths) Maximum allowable bench heights, and maximum overall slopes in all materials to be excavated Maximum foundation slopes as well as maximum slope angles and heights for in pit and out of pit spoil (this may vary according to the type of material to be placed) Minimum allowable haul road widths, maximum allowable haul road gradients. Any other aspect of mineral haulage in pit (e.g. maximum gradients for in pit conveyors and widths to be allowed for such structures). If applicable, please submit an assessment of the quarry site identifying likely slope failure zones. Suggest the varying bench and slope arrangements in different areas of the pit and show how it has been accommodated into the quarry design. Show how the spacing and orientation of discontinuities and their dip have influenced the development of the quarry benches. 9.3 GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION Select the Resource or Mineral of Interest to be extracted, as indicated in geological interpretation: Sand

Gravel Porcellanite Clay Asphalt Yellow limestone Blue limestone Oil sands Red sands 9.4 Please ensure that the following are included: A geological map of the mine in plain view. Geological cross-sections in the N-S and E-W directions (both at the surface and subsurface). A geological block-model displayed in 3D. Isopach Maps of the thickness of the overburden and available resource. Submit drawings to support the information you have provided. All drawings must be done to the same scale as that provided in the data package, or at an appropriate scale if the data is derived from a private source. 9.5 Hydrogeological Setting Submit data and supporting annotated maps to highlight aspects of the area s hydrogeological setting that would be affected by the quarrying activity. Data should include details of the following: Confined or artesian aquifer Confining layer Consolidated rock Discharge Drawdown

Groundwater Perched aquifer Recharge area zone Saturated zone Surface water Unconfined aquifer Unconsolidated materials Unsaturated zone Watershed Water table 10.0 PART C: SCHEDULING OF OPERATIONS 10.1 What is the procedure and schedule for the felling, storage and disposal of timber in the area to be mined? 10.2 What are the type, size and capacity of all plant and equipment to be used in the mining and processing of material? Please provide a list of each piece of equipment and their capacity that will be used in mining. 10.3 What is the method (give complete description) and rate of removal, storage and disposal of topsoil and overburden? 10.4 If applicable, what is the method and rate of de-watering of the mine? 10.5 What is the method and rate of extraction, storage, processing and disposal of aggregate?

10.6 Will a processing plant be on-site? Yes No 10.7 Type of Processing Plant: Wet Dry 10.8 What is the source and rate of extraction of water for processing operations? 10.9 What is the method and rate of operation of the processing plant? 10.10 What is the method of treatment of water for use in processing operations? 10.11 What is the method and schedule for the cleaning, storage and disposal of fill from settling ponds?