John L. Anderson 2631 N. Presidential Dr.

, Florence, AZ 85132-6671 520-233-6066

July 8, 2010

Open Letter To:

The Honorable Mayor & Town Council of Florence, Arizona

The Members of the Town of Florence Planning and Zoning Council

The Citizens of Florence, Arizona

Subject: The Florence (AZ) Copper Project, 1575 W. Hunt Highway, Florence, AZ 85132

I would like to speak at the August 5, 2010 Planning and Zoning Meeting to discuss the rezoning for
the Florence Copper Project.

The proposed Florence (AZ) Project should be stopped immediately! The negatives overwhelm the
positives.

Let’s begin with the positives:

Once in operation, the mine will employ 30 to 170 people. 170 salaries at $50k per year would be $8.5
mil/yr. Assuming all of the 170 people live in Pinal County and own homes and would pay an average
property tax of $3,000/yr. that would bring in $510,000/yr. in property tax revenue. The Town of
Florence would receive no revenue from the sale of the copper that is mined. There may be some
property tax on the improvements and the few metal huts that are to be built. The mining supplies and
sulphuric acid will most likely come from vendors outside of Pinal County. Curis is projecting to extract
2.84 billion pounds of copper. The copper price on 6/21/2010 was $3.02/lb. projecting sales of $8.58
billion. Curis projects to invest $45 million over the next two years. I don’t know what the projected
operating costs would be, but I would guess that it would be less than $5 million a year. That would give
Curis over $8 billion to take home to Canada. That would be a very big positive for Curis.

The negatives:

Curis will take over $8 billion home to Canada; Arizona would get less than $100 million.

There would be a major negative economic impact for Pinal County and the Town of Florence. Anthem
at Merrill Ranch currently has nearly 1700 homes with a master plan to top out at 8,500 homes when
completed. Current taxes on my home are $4,200. To be conservative, I would estimate an average
property tax of $3,000 per home for 8,500 homes equals $25.5 mil/year.

The second parcel of Merrill Ranch on the east side of Felix Rd. is zoned residential and is of similar size
and could also provide tax revenue of $25.5 mil/yr.

There is a potential of $51 mil/yr in property taxes. Plus the revenues and spending of 17,000 homes
(51,000 people). No matter how successful Curis may be in having a clean mine, there is a public
perception of mining operations. And don’t think that the competing real estate ventures won’t take
advantage and publicize “Do you want to live across the road from a copper mine?” The propaganda

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and perception may be completely unfounded, but it will be there and it will kill the Merrill Ranch real
estate sales. And to be very honest, if you had a choice between similar subdivisions in a totally
residential area and one across the road from a copper mine, which would you choose? Had I known
last year when I purchased my home in Merrill Ranch that a copper mine was proposed across the
street, I would not even considered Anthem. There are too many homes on the market. Don’t take my
word for it. Go visit Globe, Superior, San Manuel, Ray or Jerome. These towns are barely surviving, if
not dying. No new industry or planned communities want to move into a mining town.

We know the impact of new homes. Home builders will employ local people and purchase local
supplies. The 17,000 homes will be supplied utilities by APS, Town of Florence, Quest, Cox and Johnson
Ranch. These 51,000 people will attend local schools and churches. They will shop at local stores, gas
stations, banks, restaurants, etc...

This is a no brainer! Compare the impact of 170 new people brought into our area by the mines versus
51,000 brought in by the home builders. Yes, my numbers for new homes may be optimistic, so cut it in
half. Still no comparison! The Curis proposal is for twenty years, the Anthem Parkside forecasted
completion is now ten years.

Environmental Impact

Do we even need to talk about the environmental impact? The CEO of Curis stated this mine would not
have a negative impact on the environment. If this untried In-situ mining process he is proposing is so
safe, why all the Federal safe guards? Curis was quite proud that they were going to have 31 monitor
wells around the site and that he E.P.A. would require constant monitoring and testing. And this
monitoring would go on 30 years after the mines shuts down. By definition, the In-situ mine is polluting
the aquifer. All of the monitoring is to determine how good the flushing or the cleanup process has
worked. Curis has zero experience with this process.

The leach pond is a leach pond, not a duck pond. It is most unlikely that any form of life can live in this
type of leach pond. The In-situ process etches the copper and other metals from the fractured stones in
the well area and is returned to the top of well suspended in the water. The copper extraction process
will remove the copper from the solution leaving the other heavy metals suspended to be pumped into
the leach pond. The water will be drained off, filtered and reused, or left to evaporate leaving the heavy
metals in the bottom of the leach pond. The heavy metals should then be collected and disposed of by a
hazardous waste processor. Curis has stated they would most likely use an external contractor to
handle this type of waste. These heavy metals are similar to what the local water companies report on
in their annual Water Quality Reports; copper, lead arsenic, barium chromium, nitrate, sodium, uranium,
thorium and/or radium. Based on the geology of the location this list of metals may be different and the
content will vary.

There is a six page article on the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) website that has a
clear and rather short explanation of Copper Mining and Production Waste:
http://www.epa.gov/rpdweb00/tenorm/copper.html

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Please take time to read this article. If you need copy, please contact the author of this article.

The following are extracts from the E.P.A. article:

Soils and rock in copper mining areas may contain naturally-occurring radioactive
materials (NORM):

 uranium
 thorium
 radium

Mining and extraction of copper by common surface or underground methods can

concentrate and expose radionuclides in the waste rock (tailings). Another extraction
method, known as "in-situ" leaching, can transport uranium and thorium into groundwater
or surface water at the site.

Both of these methods expose and/or concentrate NORM, transforming it into TENORM
(Technologically-Enhanced Naturally-Occurring Radioactive Materials).

The subject article goes on to state Arizona In-situ mining:

In-Situ Leaching

During in-situ leaching, rather than removing soil and rock to reach copper deposits, acids
are injected into ore bodies via wells. The PLS (Pregnant Leach Solution) is captured in
production wells and pumped to a leach plant where the copper is later recovered. High
levels of TENORM have been found in the PLS of two in-situ leach operations in Arizona.

The E.P.A. article goes into a technical discussion about TENORM and the dangers of the by-products
of any copper mining process.

The E.P.A. also has a website devoted to Underground Injection Control (UIC):
http://www.epa.gov/region9/water/groundwater/uic.html. This website beginning statement is:

“Potential sources of ground water contamination are numerous. Injection wells, which carry and
permanently place fluids underground, are a potential ground water contamination source if not
properly sited, constructed and maintained. See EPA's National UIC site for an in-depth description of
the underground injection control program. Injection wells are regulated by the EPA under the
authority of the Underground Injection Control (UIC) program, as provided for by Part C of the Safe
Drinking Water Act. Federal Underground Injection Control regulations are located at 40 CFR parts
144-147.”

Local Impact

The by-product of a local In-situ process is a risk to our environment. What is left in the leach ponds
is hazardous.

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The underground copper deposit is in the same level of the aquifer and most of the local wells.
Attached is a map and listing of wells within three miles of 1575 W. Hunt Highway per the Arizona
Department of Water Resources, http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/default.aspx. Would you want to
drink or consume farm items irrigated from one of these wells?

Please do not believe the flushing process is guaranteed to clean the aquifer. Nor is there any
guarantee that the aquifer is stable enough that the acid injection solution will not flow outside the
monitored zone or even by pass the monitors. We may not know the impact until after a major flood
or other traumatic aquifer event. The geology of the area is complicated. As you drive though our
desert mountains to Globe you can see how varied the layers of rocks and earth go up, down, stop,
cracks, crevasses, and change rock type immediately. You can imagine how difficult it will be to flush
and clean an area 500 feet down in the earth. This is why the E.P.A has such stringent regulations on
the construction, maintenance and monitoring of the In-situ mining process. We don’t need this risk.

Enclosed is a copy of a map and listing of 185 wells which are within three miles of the proposed
mining site. Several of these wells are registered to the Town of Florence and one to the Florence
Unified School District.

Bottom Line

The Town of Florence Planning and Zoning and Town Council should disapprove any request to change
the zoning or to allow a use permit for In-situ copper mining as proposed the Curis Resources. The
risk of losing home sales far outweighs the projected 170 new jobs. Why would we even think of
taking a risk with an unknown process and an unknown company? I believe in partnering. Let’s stay
with the partners that have proven themselves to our community and don’t risk that partner’s future.
Though our economy is depressed, we are not desperate! We do not need the risks of a copper mine!

We cannot depend on our State Government or Federal Government to protect us. They will monitor,
regulate and come in after a contamination to oversee the cleanup. We can and must support our
local Town of Florence Government to stop this project.

Respectfully yours,

John L. Anderson

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*An aquifer is an underground layer of water-bearing permeable rock or unconsolidated materials

(gravel, sand, silt, or clay) from which groundwater can be usefully extracted using a water well. The
study of water flow in aquifers and the characterization of aquifers is called hydrogeology. Related
terms include aquitard, which is a bed of low permeability along an aquifer[1], and aquiclude (or
aquifuge), which is a solid, impermeable area underlying or overlying an aquifer. The surface of
saturated material in an aquifer is known as the water table.

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Attachment of wells within three miles of 1575 W. Hunt Highway, Florence, AZ.

http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/default.aspx

Listing of wells within three miles of 1575 W. Hunt Highway, Florence, AZ.

Reg Well Depth Case Dia Water

Owner Name Well Type Drill Date
No. (ft) (in) Level
85529 CANSINO,C EXEMPT 300.00 8.00 1/1/1980 180.00
87356 JOHN & BRUCE OFFT/EVANS EXEMPT 500.00 6.00 1/1/1981 255.00
200026 CANNON FALLS INVESTMENT CO EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 11/22/2003 0.00
201474 CHRISTINE COX EXEMPT
203454 N ROBERT ROSS EXEMPT
NON-
204405 TOWN OF FLORENCE EXEMPT
205201 CONOCO PHILLIPS COMPANY MONITOR
205202 CONOCO PHILLIPS COMPANY MONITOR
205203 CONOCO PHILLIPS COMPANY MONITOR
205204 CONOCO PHILLIPS COMPANY MONITOR
207471 CHRISTINE COX EXEMPT 436.00 7.00
209358 LEONARD E MAYFIELD EXEMPT
209450 ALLEN & JOYCE WUSKE EXEMPT 506.00 6.00 12/12/2006
212011 PATRICK T. LEWIS EXEMPT 440.00 5.00 5/31/2006 300.00
NON-
212085 RANKIN PIT, LLC EXEMPT 300.00 9.00 6/23/2006 183.00

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NON-
210416 TOWN OF FLORENCE EXEMPT
213886 KATHY & CLINT WALKER EXEMPT 520.00 6.00 1/5/2007 367.00
212773 LORETTA & BARRY L WOLFSBERG EXEMPT 460.00 5.00 7/24/2006 300.00
214792 LEONARD E MAYFIELD EXEMPT 495.00 6.00 8/10/2007 305.00
215854 JOHN D III & KONNIE ALLEE EXEMPT 520.00 5.00 9/14/2007 370.00
NON-
215446 TOWN OF FLORENCE EXEMPT 760.00 18.00 12/12/2008
218158 SOUTHWEST GAS CORP OTHER 230.00 12.00 12/11/2008
219699 WORKING 4 U LLC EXEMPT
503559 JOHNSON,G EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
502877 CONOCO INC, EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
502878 CONOCO INC, EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
NON-
504767 FLORENCE GARDENS, EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
NON-
504696 FLORENCE GARDENS UTL, EXEMPT 540.00 16.00 3/22/1983 161.00
504698 CONOCO INC, EXEMPT 0.00 5.00 2/1/1983 0.00
504699 CONOCO INC, EXEMPT 0.00 5.00 2/1/1983 0.00
506061 JOHNSON,G EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
508530 MAYFIELD, LEONARD,E EXEMPT 409.00 8.00 7/11/1984 296.00
508531 SHAWN & CARRIE PURDY EXEMPT 405.00 8.00 7/25/1984 301.00
508658 DANIEL Y & BONNIE J MARTINEZ EXEMPT 418.00 8.00 8/23/1985 278.00
508659 C MAYFIELD EXEMPT 403.00 8.00 8/3/1984 296.00
508804 CONOCO INC, OTHER 0.00 6.00 9/1/1984 0.00
511900 CONOCO INC, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
514613 CARRASCO, BERNARDO, EXEMPT 420.00 6.00 2/9/1987 305.00
516383 MONTGOMERY, NORMA, EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
520262 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, OTHER 110.00 5.00 4/26/1988 204.00
521351 TREJO OIL CO, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
NON-
523132 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 1100.00 16.00 3/3/1989 201.00
NON-
523133 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 1100.00 16.00 3/27/1989 196.00
523233 MAYFIELD, LEONARD,E EXEMPT 460.00 6.00 2/17/1989 300.00
527346 SOUTHWEST GAS CORP, OTHER 43.00 0.00 6/20/1991 0.00
526697 CHATT, THOMAS, EXEMPT 511.00 8.00 12/30/1989 350.00
528940 TREJO OIL CO, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
530542 RYAN, PATRICIA,A EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
531739 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
533107 WHITWORTH, BOB, EXEMPT 508.00 4.00 10/21/1991 300.00
533207 SW GAS CORP, OTHER 230.00 0.00 10/31/1991 0.00
533745 UNDERWOOD, TOBY, EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 2/12/1992 300.00
533444 MAYFIELD, LEONARD,E EXEMPT 500.00 6.00 1/5/1992 300.00
535322 KIMBRELL, JAMES,E EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 6/25/1992 320.00

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535365 CURIS RESOURES (ARIZONA) LTD. MONITOR 220.00 4.00 5/29/1992 188.00
537816 CHEVRON USA, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
537817 CHEVRON USA, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
537818 CHEVRON USA, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
537819 CHEVRON USA, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
539374 POSTON BUTTE FARM, EXEMPT 502.00 8.00 6/19/1993 240.00
540665 FLORENCE UNIFIED SCH, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
540666 FLORENCE UNIFIED SCH, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
540667 FLORENCE UNIFIED SCH, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
539985 RYAN, PATRICIA, EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 11/30/1993 35.00
542246 BHP COPPER INC, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
541468 SOUTHEST GAS CORP, OTHER 230.00 0.00 11/30/1993 0.00
541472 SOUTHWEST GAS CORP, OTHER 230.00 0.00 12/11/1993 0.00
541474 SOUTHWEST GAS CORP, OTHER 230.00 0.00 12/1/1993 0.00
541928 MAYFIELD, LEONARD,E EXEMPT 500.00 6.00 4/29/1994 300.00
541146 DEPT OF EMERGENCY, MONITOR 15.00 0.00 10/26/1993 0.00
541147 DEPT OF EMERGENCY, MONITOR 15.00 0.00 10/26/1993 0.00
541148 DEPT OF EMERGENCY, MONITOR 15.00 0.00 10/26/1993 0.00
544579 RANKIN, GUY, EXEMPT 300.00 10.00 8/23/1994 120.00
547401 GARY C. TRYON EXEMPT 500.00 4.00 2/28/1995 320.00
547826 MAYFIELD, LEONARD, EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
547827 MARGARET SCHULTZ EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 5/18/1995 305.00
548352 CIRCLE K CORP #2938, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
548353 CIRCLE K CORP #2938, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
548354 CIRCLE K CORP #2938, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
548355 CIRCLE K CORP #2938, MONITOR 0.00 0.00 0.00
549375 CIRCLE K CORP #2938, OTHER 0.00 0.00 0.00
NON-
550287 AZ DEPT OF CORRECTNS, EXEMPT 1023.00 16.00 12/7/1995 0.00
553343 DANIEL & URSULA SCHRODT EXEMPT 520.00 4.00 4/21/1996 310.00
560917 KUYKENDALL, MIKE, EXEMPT 510.00 4.00 3/31/1997 305.00
565607 LEONARD MAYFIELD EXEMPT 490.00 4.00 1/21/1998 300.00
564392 GARY PENNINGTON EXEMPT 496.00 4.00 296.00
564448 LEONARD E MAYFIELD EXEMPT 500.00 4.00 300.00
565448 SOUTHWEST GAS CORP OTHER 80.00
566466 MIKE BRINKERHOFF EXEMPT 500.00 4.00 5/22/1998 300.00
566468 WALTER R WALTON EXEMPT
566477 ROGER & FAITH MCEVOY EXEMPT 496.00 4.00 11/10/1998 300.00
568497 CURTIS AND GREG FOWLER EXEMPT 495.00 8.00 11/21/1998 200.00
568666 ROBERT KELM EXEMPT 510.00 5.00 4/28/1999 320.00
571263 JIM MCBROOM EXEMPT
573120 EDDIE AND CAROL MARONEY EXEMPT
572286 CATHERINE A MAYBERRY EXEMPT 510.00 5.00 2/15/1999 300.00

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574765 STEVEN SCHREINER EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 3/17/2000 400.00

VISTA HOMES COMPANY PROFIT
574766 SHARING TRUST EXEMPT
576988 RJD ENTERPRISES INC EXEMPT
579513 NORMAN MONTGOMERY EXEMPT 494.00 5.00 3/13/2000 320.00
581487 RONALD J BANKS EXEMPT 380.00 6.00 8/5/2000 280.00
583211 HOWARD BEELER EXEMPT 450.00 6.00 12/18/2000 330.00
584174 MANUEL N GLORIA EXEMPT
584201 TOWN OF FLORENCE MONITOR 250.00 4.00 2/15/2001 170.00
584202 TOWN OF FLORENCE MONITOR 250.00 4.00 2/12/2001 165.00
585621 TERRI DAHT EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 320.00
590155 MANUEL D PEREZ EXEMPT 350.00 6.00 2/8/2002 162.00
ARIZONA NATIONAL GUARD DEPT
OF EMERGENCY & MILITARY
589806 AFFAIRS MONITOR
599209 FRANCISO PACHECO EXEMPT 0.00 6.00 300.00
CAROL SALAZAR C/O FLORENCE
599722 AUTO MONITOR
600588 PACE,M EXEMPT 350.00 6.00 1/1/1943 350.00
NON-
603850 GARNET LAND LLLP EXEMPT 450.00 20.00 1/1/1948 0.00
NON-
605529 POSTON BUTTE FARMS, EXEMPT 304.00 20.00 1/1/1947 133.00
NON-
605530 POSTON BUTTE FARMS, EXEMPT 300.00 20.00 1/1/1946 139.00
592216 JEFF AND LINDA GHERITY EXEMPT 525.00 5.00 12/26/2002 360.00
598641 GARY C. & JOYCE TRYON EXEMPT 500.00 5.00 7/28/2003 315.00
593524 CHRISTINE COX EXEMPT
NON-
612515 LEWIS,D R EXEMPT 810.00 20.00 7/1/1960 240.00
NON-
612516 LEWIS,D R EXEMPT 934.00 20.00 1/2/1977 230.00
NON-
612517 LEWIS,D R EXEMPT 397.00 20.00 9/6/1963 240.00
612520 LEWIS,D R EXEMPT 521.00 10.00 8/22/1973 220.00
NON-
612195 POSTON BUTLE FARMS, EXEMPT 973.00 20.00 5/1/1977 290.00
NON-
612196 POSTON BUTLE FARMS, EXEMPT 500.00 20.00 1/1/1947 270.00
NON-
612197 POSTON BUTLE FARMS, EXEMPT 550.00 20.00 1/1/1947 280.00
612199 MCFARLAND,E W EXEMPT 600.00 10.00 1/1/1978 260.00
NON-
618027 RANCHO DEL RIO LLC EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 250.00
NON-
618028 Londen Land Company LLC EXEMPT 250.00 20.00 1/1/1949 150.00
NON-
616515 L AND M FARMS INC, EXEMPT 400.00 20.00 190.00

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NON-
616516 L AND M FARMS INC, EXEMPT 400.00 20.00 190.00
616519 L AND M FARMS INC, EXEMPT 230.00 8.00 190.00
NON-
610135 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 400.00 20.00 170.00
NON-
610136 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 416.00 20.00 10/15/1947 206.00
NON-
610137 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 450.00 20.00 2/15/1954 240.00
NON-
610139 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 453.00 20.00 12/21/1962 240.00
NON-
610141 AZ DEPT CORRECTIONS, EXEMPT 410.00 20.00 7/23/1951 285.00
606117 BUTTE VIEW PARTNSHIP, EXEMPT 300.00 6.00 1/1/1963 110.00
NON-
610432 FLORENCE 20 L.L.C EXEMPT 350.00 20.00 1/1/1940 200.00
NON-
610433 FLORENCE, TOWN OF, EXEMPT 350.00 16.00 1/1/1940 200.00
627647 EXEMPT 40.00 7.00 1/1/1977 0.00
627653 EXEMPT 140.00 6.00 1/1/1979 0.00
630222 MAYFIELD, LEONARD,E EXEMPT 492.00 8.00 3/1/1979 302.00
629979 STEPHENS,M A EXEMPT 500.00 8.00 2/13/1974 340.00
NON-
625921 TOWN OF FLORENCE EXEMPT 275.00 18.00 1/1/1951 140.00
631674 RANKIN SR,R E EXEMPT 208.00 8.00 5/5/1948 160.00
NON-
627611 CURIS RESOURES (ARIZONA) LTD. EXEMPT 600.00 16.00 3/14/1962 136.00
NON-
627613 U1 RESOURCES INC. EXEMPT 305.00 0.00 1/1/1955 112.00
NON-
627614 U1 RESOURCES INC. EXEMPT 500.00 16.00 3/25/1962 160.00
NON-
627616 FLORENCE COPPER INC EXEMPT 520.00 20.00 5/1/1958 165.00
627619 FLORENCE COPPER INC EXEMPT 392.00 3.00 7/23/1975 184.00
627620 ROADRUNNER RESORTS LLC EXEMPT 370.00 3.00 7/18/1975 166.00
NON-
627621 PULTE HOME CORPORATION EXEMPT 355.00 3.00 7/15/1975 159.00
627622 FLORENCE COPPER INC EXEMPT 365.00 3.00 7/10/1975 170.00
627642 FLORENCE COPPER INC EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
NON-
621912 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 535.00 20.00 3/28/1967 255.00
NON-
621913 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 695.00 16.00 1/17/1980 252.00
NON-
621922 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 845.00 16.00 3/30/1961 228.00
NON-
621939 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 600.00 16.00 8/22/1960 158.00
NON-
621940 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 622.00 16.00 1/23/1962 174.00
621941 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, NON- 795.00 14.00 1/1/1968 195.00

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EXEMPT
NON-
621942 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 931.00 16.00 6/14/1979 255.00
NON-
621943 SAN CARLOS IRRIG, EXEMPT 350.00 20.00 1/1/1934 0.00
NON-
619533 FLORENCE WATER CO, EXEMPT 375.00 16.00 1/1/1947 226.00
NON-
619534 FLORENCE WATER CO, EXEMPT 575.00 20.00 1/1/1953 236.00
NON-
619535 TOWN OF FLORENCE EXEMPT 575.00 20.00 7/5/1939 226.00
NON-
623918 RANKIN,E L EXEMPT 258.00 20.00 1/1/1947 180.00
643744 TAYLOR,E K EXEMPT 25.00 8.00 1/1/1878 26.00
639999 JAMKA,S EXEMPT 0.00 0.00 0.00
639418 DESERTAIRE HOMEOWNER, EXEMPT 485.00 8.00 12/24/1970 362.00
639919 PADILLA,D M EXEMPT 300.00 8.00 220.00
632587 BEELER,H C EXEMPT 530.00 8.00 4/4/1979 370.00
638406 PADILLA,R EXEMPT 265.00 8.00 1/1/1951 230.00
634980 N ROBERT ROSS EXEMPT 400.00 6.00 390.00
633750 POTTER,J B EXEMPT 300.00 8.00 8/27/1979 180.00
NON-
805235 RANKIN, EMMIT, EXEMPT 258.00 20.00 12/31/1947 0.00
NON-
801142 FLORENCE UNIFIED, EXEMPT 260.00 10.00 1/1/1933 228.00
NON-
806268 POSTON BUTTE FARMS, EXEMPT 180.00 8.00 12/31/1940 68.00
NON-
806269 POSTON BUTTE FARMS, EXEMPT 209.00 6.00 12/31/1940 158.00
803767 UNDERWOOD, DOLLY, EXEMPT 480.00 8.00 1/1/1955 280.00
800855 UNDERWOOD,D V EXEMPT 350.00 6.00 1/1/1953 0.00
646077 CONTRERAS,A EXEMPT 510.00 8.00 8/1/1974 345.00
909302 BRIAN ERICKSON EXEMPT 505.00 5.00 10/10/2008 345.00
910715 JARED & LILLIAN LEE EXEMPT 485.00 6.00 7/19/2009 364.00
910716 LEONARD MAYFIELD EXEMPT 502.00 5.00 7/19/2009 350.00
901526 HAROLD J. CHRIST, LTD. EXEMPT
901133 MLC FARMS, LLC EXEMPT 502.00 7.00 204.00

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