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~ ~ deceived: <br />Cugnini Pit <br />M-1986-061 <br />SAN 2 41Q01 <br />~~~9o Fie <br />REA M~"ere/s d ~o °8Y <br />On October 26, 2000 personnel from the Durango Field Office of the Division of <br />Minerals and Geology inspected the above referenced site. The Inspection Report noted <br />that Lafarge had imported and stockpiled approximately 2,500 cubic yards of sand from a <br />site outside the permit area. The corrective action noted in the Inspection Report is to <br />submit the requved notice with all pertinent details. This document will serve as such <br />notice. <br />a. The stockpile of sand is located in the central portion of the site, at the south end of <br />Phase I. <br />b. Approximately 2,500 cubic yards of sand has been placed there. <br />c. Enclosed with this notice is an affidavit certifying the material to be free of <br />contaminants and inert in nature. <br />d. The approximate period this material was imported is from August 2000 through <br />September 2000. <br />e. The operator intends to utilize this sand as both a necessary constituent in the process <br />of asphalt paving material and as natural sand fill for area projects. Therefore the sand <br />will be removed from the site over the course of on-going and future operations. The <br />sand is stockpiled on disturbed ground so no additional reclamation liability has <br />occurred. <br />The south slope of the sand stockpile is reasonably close to the permit boundary. The <br />operator will insure that the stockpile is stable and that any possible encroachment <br />beyond the permit boundary be prevented. Periodic inspections of the stockpile will <br />be performed to maintain stability. <br />