Bog Turtle Conservation Zone Map

Saugatuck River Watershed

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Proposed Facility Location

Conservation Zone 3

Conservation Zone 3 Ridgefield Titicus River Watershed

Source: 2012UV33 CT DEEP High Resolution Orthoimagery (1-ft resolution) Note:Bog Turtle and Bedrock Geology Information compiled from: 1 inch equals 500 feet CT DEEP - NDDB/Geology Town of Rigefield Natural Resource Inventory 0 125 250 500 USFWS Bog Turtle Recovery Plan F Feet

Legend Proposed Homeland Towers Wireless Communications Facility Conservation Zone 1 !# Proposed Facility Location Old Stagecoach Road Conservation Zone 2 Subject Parcel Ridgefield, Connecticut Marble Bedrock Geology Subregional Watershed Boundary Thursday, May 22, 2014 PHOTO DOCUMENTATION Homeland Towers Ridgefield Ledges Aspen Ledges Road, Ridgefield, CT April 24, 2014

Photo 1: View of proposed tower and compound site (center and right side of photo in tree canopy opening), looking west/northwest.

Photo 2: View of existing path (proposed gravel access) near the turn into the proposed compound (right side of photo), looking west. 1 PHOTO DOCUMENTATION Homeland Towers Ridgefield Ledges Aspen Ledges Road, Ridgefield, CT April 24, 2014

Photo 3: View of the existing path (proposed paved access), looking east.

Photo 4: View of hilltop just east of proposed tower (note red balloon in background). Photo represents typical thin duff layer observed on subject property and dry forest and exposed bedrock habitat. 2 PHOTO DOCUMENTATION Homeland Towers Ridgefield Ledges Aspen Ledges Road, Ridgefield, CT April 24, 2014

Photo 5: View of steep slope just west of proposed tower (wetland located at toe of slope – green skunk cabbage visible in background). Photo represents typical thin duff layer observed on subject property and dry forest and exposed bedrock habitat.

Photo 6: View of Manhattan Schist, representative of exposed bedrock located on and adjacent to the subject property (reddish blotches are garnets). 3