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fForA Assessment Report For Claim 1077384 1077390 12296631237313123731412373151237316123731712373181237319123732012373211237322
Client: 393100- 946606 Ontario Limited April IS 2002
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Table Contents
1. Prospecting (Section 9)
2. Physical Work (Section 10)
3. Geological Survey (Section 11)
4. Foot notes
5. Map-Al
6. Map - A2
7. Expense l
8. Expense 2
9. Expense 3
10. Expense 4
11. Geological Survey Map - A3
12. Geological Survey Map - A4
13. Overburden Stripping Map - A5
14. Tom Hill
15. EJ. Williams
16 Edenderry Agg
17 Production Potential
Prospecting lot 21 coo 6 East HalfAssessment Credit
Section 9
Description;
Intent:To mark the area That had the best potential for mineral extraction by .leaving marker tape at
the point of the four post.
Overburden:l he area that was observed was covered with a verity of trees ( White pine, Oak, Junipers,
and Maple.) Minerals that were visual were limestone and red granite. Minimal amounts oftopsoil. 0"-6"
Wildlife:Then- was no large game noticed at the time of the prospecting. Some small birds were noted.
Terrain Covered:The wv.lk to reach the area was approx. 2 hours covering 9 kilometers. Walking North on the
Maple lako trail road allowance. At the end of the trial we turned West and walk for 15 minutesthrough dense brush.
Water:There was a large pond at the north side of the area that was being taped off. It was approx.
500m long and 100m wide
Time A Cost:The amount of time taken to prospect this area was 11.5 hr.@ S17.50 per/hr.^ 5201/25
Date Preformed:April 2071998
Person How Preformed Work:Mike G. Tomlinson Lic.A52l96 CH.3034S2
Raymond Lashbrook Levi ( m21001)
Physical Work lot 21 con 6 East HalfAssessment Credit
Section l O
Manual and Mechanical Overburden stripping:
Rocks minerals *Smachine:Once the 100m x 200m area of overburden was removed Using 455 case dozer 966 Cat loader
and PC300 Komatsu Excavator the mineral that were exposed are(size 30"x 3'x2' approx.)( Limestone).
Volume A Uses:The amount of material in 1077399 is estimated at 600000cubic meters. There has been
Approx. SOOtonne stockpile on site. This material will be used primarily in retaining walls andlandscaping.
Equipment Used:PC300 Komatsu Excavator 455 case dozer
966 Cat loader
147.5hr @S75.00per7hr 62.5hr @S65.00per7hr
Operator:John Reed - Bob Osborne Sean Milroy
Cost:@S 750.00 per/week
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Dates:
Map:
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( See Quarry Project Income Details ( Expense ))
Over burden stripping see Map A-5
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Geological Survey tot 21 coo 6 East HalfAssessment Credit
Section 11
Description;
Rock Types A Formations:The South E.ist Corner of the Claim is Limestone .The Limestone ends approx. 200m north of
post number 2 At this point the Limestone drops off Approx, 100', Then there is a large pond 5COm x 100m The rest of the claim is granite with scattered ponds.
Pond:500m x 100m pond is approx. 20' deep with swamp at both ends. Two Beaver dams are
present one at each end
Ridge:The Limestone ridge runs through the claim from post # 3 in a reasonable straight line to the
200m mark north of post 2. It drops off at a l to l slope.
Date Preformed:Dec 21 1 01
Done by:
EJ. Williams Surveyors-Planners
Maps Si Invokes:(See map A3 & A4 )(See Invoices on page 1415)
Foot Notes
Survey Crews:EJ. Williams Surveying Limited (Ontario Land Surveyors - Planners)
Tom Hill Logging Se, Firewood Willara D. Fitzgerald Geological Investigations.
Prospector:Mike G. Tomlinson Lie. A52196 CH.303482
Engineering:Murray Davenport Engineering. Peterborough On.
This Report Was Done By Mike Tomlinson
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NotesAll (and within 120 metres of this site is Crown Land fo which no tenure has been granted
There are no buiidings, or other land uses within 120 metres of this site. The entire area fs natural, undeveloped land.
Contour interval: 5 metres (pre-approved by MMR) as per OEM mopping and spot elevations measured during 1998 field surveys
The majority of the site is covered with a 10 -15 metre mixei |and coniferous bush. {Majority species listed on plan.) !( cThere areno significant manmade features on or within 120 JT ' site. ;:
There are no existing excavation faces on the site. The test s has been restored as per MMDft/! approval requirements.Major 1ree species
White Pine, WP Black Ash, BAWhite cedar, WC White birch, WB Ground Juniper, GP Red oak, ROScotch Pine, SP Basswood, 8Hard Map!e: HM ironwood, iGreen Ash, GA Yellow Birch, YBSilver Maple, SIV3 Pincherry, P
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FEE IN FULL PDR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RENDERED, including:Field Work, Calculations, Drafting, Search of our File, Disbursements and O.L.S. Supervision, as per Estimate:
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Ontah } 7 s Infistructure has come to a point where there is a demand for new and upgraded Buildings, Highways, Small Roads, Parks. These are all areas where limestone can and will be used in graie abundance. We expect to be involved in the supply of limestone in all the above
construction fields,With i he economic growth in Ontario the cities are sprouting new building and with
limestone being the main structural material. The demand for this material has been on a steadyrise for the last five years and it is projected to stay on this path .
Ontario Highways are under going a massive face lift. With the 407 getting extended and the 401 being refaced and extra lanes add. As well the 400 is under going investigation on how it
can be improve.Know that thf townships have started amalgamation they have more money to spend on rural
roads. Approx. Ji'5% of all rural roads are tar and chip this is a very large market that we would like to get involved with. As well with retaining walls that are used to hold back ditch lines and
other areas these are made out of over size limestone.Ontario has Introduced lots of new parks into service in the passed year and are planning more
in the future as well as renovations on old parks. Decorative rocks are one of the most natural ways the spruce up a park area. As well as the addition of new road into and out of the parks.
As the Ontario continue to improve its Infistructure the demand will continue to grow on mineral based products. We will be a large part of this growth.
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ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES
Work Report Summary
Transaction No: W0290.00956
Recording Date: 2002-APR-29
Approval Date: 2002-SEP-06
Client(s):393100 946606 ONTARIO LIMITED
Survey Type(s):
INDUS
Status: APPROVED
Work Done from: 2000-APR-30
to: 2002-APR-01
Work Report Details:
Claims
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SO
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1077384
1077399
1229663
1237313
1237314
1237315
1237316
1237317
1237318
1237319
1237320
1237321
1237322
Perform
8800
3800
S400
51,600
81,600
81,600
81,600
86,199
8400
8800
8800
8800
8800
818,199
External Credits:
Perform Approve
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51,600
SO
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81,600
80
Applied
8800
S800
5400
81,600
51,600
81,600
81,600
S400
8400
8800
S800
S800
S800
512,400
Applied Approve
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5800
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51,600
Assign
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Reserve
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Reserve Approve
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Due Date
2003-APR-27
2003-MAY-19
2003-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
2002-APR-28
Reserve:SO Reserve of Work
SO Total Remaining
Report#: W0290.00956
Status of claim is based on information currently on record.
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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
Date: 2002-SEP-30
Ministere du Developpement du Nord etdes Mines Ontario
GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5
946606 ONTARIO LIMITED903 KELLY BLVD.RR#1BRIDGENORTH, ONTARIOKOL1 HO CANADA
Tel :(888)415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555
Dear Sir or Madam
Submission Number: 2.23681 Transaction Number(s): W0290.00956
Subject: Approval of Assessment Work
We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.
At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.The 45 days outlined in the Notice dated July 23, 2002 have passed. The major issues of reporting work that is not eligible and a lack of technical information for work that may be eligible were not addressed. To be eligible for assessment work credit any work performed on the area permitted for extraction under the Aggregate Resources Act must be for exploration purposes.
The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this submission, is S1,600. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office by October 15, 2002 otherwise assessment credit will be cut-back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment Work form.
If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact bruce. [email protected]. ea or by phone at (705) 670-5856.Yours Sincerely,
BRUCE GATES by email at
Ron GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section
Cc: Resident Geologist
Mike George Tomlinson (Agent)
Assessment File Library
946606 Ontario Limited (Claim Holder)
946606 Ontario Limited (Assessment Office)
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