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INSPECTION REPORT Page 2 addition, more riprap or a concrete apron might be needed on both of the inflows. Maintenance schedules for completion were set. The reclaimed Rex Carbon pad was checked for erosion, there was none noted. A puma track and abundant deer sign was noted in the diversion above the pad area. The haul road in between the pads was walked. The bar ditches on both sides were stable but they need check dams to reduce flow which in turn will eliminate future maintenance. I also suggested that water bars be put in on the road to prevent erosion. The upper slopes on the Shamrock pad were walked for erosion. The contour furrows were holding, no problems noted. The western ditch around the perimeter of the area needs to have check points installed to reduce flows through the system. In addition, a turning point for the bottom end of the ditch is in need of reinforcement. Mss Begej concurred and set a maintenance schedule. One of the suggestions for maintenance, again included brush checks or straw bale dikes in the ditch. The pond cleanings for the west pond on the Shamrock pad were seeded earlier in the year but there was little or no success. Mss Begej requested that it be done again and suggested scarificaction to further enhance the possibility of growth. The clear water diversion outlet above the eastern pond needs beefing up also. Record review was conducted at the Curby residence. The mining permit expires November 8, 1993. The original as built certifications for the ponds were dated December 7, 1989. Updates to those certificattons were done August 22, 1984. The NPDES permit for the mine expires June 20, 1992. Third quarter self pond inspection reports were completed July 2, 1991. The certificate of public liability insurance carried through the American States Insurance expires July 15, 1992.