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Operation: COAL CREEK RESOURCES <br /> Permit: M-1988-044 <br /> Lease: GL264-5th Amendment <br /> Operator: Schmidt Construction Company <br /> Entrance Range 65 West Range 64 West Land Owner: State of Colorado <br /> Quincy Avenue <br /> -- - --------------------------------- <br /> 12 - - <br /> Powerl e n. --- 7 - -- -- - <br /> � S8Q <br /> Vital Statistics <br /> ♦ ` New Lease Area: 780 acres <br /> ♦ ;•C%„� 5850�� New Permit Area: 715 acres <br /> ♦♦ �:° (see report narrative for details) <br /> �`" -a- ' ------- New Lease Boundary <br /> _ Ql <br /> , <br /> h� New Permit Boundary <br /> , <br /> y ' Land reclaimed and <br /> released from Reclamation <br /> r`. Bond <br /> Land reclaimed but not yet <br /> ©© •- released from Reclamation <br /> 11 12 12, <br /> 3 = --- ---- ----- ,��d,' Bond (approx 32 acres) <br /> 13;18 <br /> • 5900 <br /> 0 <br /> Land in use for active mining <br /> ♦ <br /> operations (pit, roads, processing) <br /> o • <br /> o <br /> 0 <br /> Actual active mining area <br /> (as of July 7, 2017) <br /> y <br /> E Topsoil stockpile(s) <br /> dm <br /> ------ Overburden stockpile(s) <br /> Approx <br /> p , Future • <br /> 01 , Mining <br /> Area Final Grading <br /> �`,. Backfilling, Grading, and <br /> Accas <br /> ♦ a . <br /> other uses <br /> mu1d4 3- s A 18 <br /> ---- -- -- - --- G O _ __ <br /> 26 24 ��7t1 <br /> ♦ Topsoil 1o�k° <br /> ♦ �^ _ Stockpile `Ss O Geis Final grading and prep for <br /> Well ' revegetation <br /> O • ; <br /> ----- ------------_ <br /> U <br /> c <br /> 0 ♦ Y <br /> s RECEIVED <br /> OIn <br /> ° <br /> Summary of 2016/2017 Operating Year <br /> JUL 14 2017 <br /> DIVISION OF RECLAMATION <br /> 1. Reclamation growth continues to mature in the 2014 planting area. MINING AND SAFETY <br /> 2017 has been a hard year for much growth due to dry and hot <br /> conditions. Previously released reclamation continues in excellent <br /> condition. No evidence of overgrazing. New electric fences installed by <br /> rancher are a good grazing management addition. <br /> 2. Weeds seem to be stable due to dry conditions. Locally still ------- <br /> Tributary streams <br /> problematic. Cheatgrass remains the worst weed and is abundant most <br /> everywhere on disturbed as well as undisturbed land. Varies annually ` _ . ' - Coal Creek <br /> depending on how wet the Spring is. Brief period of moist weather stream channel <br /> brought it on strong this year. Main on-site roads <br /> 3. Land affected directly or indirectly by mining activity is essentially the <br /> Minor on-site roads <br /> same as last year. No really significant changes.4. Mining in the next year will likely be confined to the existing pit. Good 2017 Operation Status Map <br /> sand in the existing pit is getting harder to find, but expanding will make <br /> closure more difficult. So, with the lease runningt operationsbeing )1 1,u.N.nh Magnetic Report Map Revised as of: <br /> out are g ANorth(10.1E) July 7,2017 <br /> kept as compact as possible. High demand for construction fill; none of (it r to narrative as s is importassoreefeatthereport <br /> ome features are <br /> the demand can be met as no sand like that is available here anymore. tentative) <br /> 0 500 1000 1500 2000 <br /> By MAH base date:Nov'U$ <br /> This map prepared by MAH: <br /> July 2017 <br /> 1"= 1,200' <br />