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r ~ <br />L_J <br />r~ <br />LJ <br />the gravel access road that has been constructed across the easement on Teddy Graff s Property at <br />the southeast corner of the new permit boundary and onto 1800 Road as shown on Exhibit C-2, <br />Mine Plan Map. 'This road will be paved in the summer of 2007. Traffic will then travel south on <br />1800 Road and cross the train tracks to Highway 92, where truck traffic may go either direction. <br />United Companies is currently working with Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) and the Colorado <br />Department of Transportation (CDOT) to construct an automated railroad crossing on 1800 Road <br />and acceleration and deceleration lanes on State Highway 92 (SH 92). The current intersection of <br />1800 Road and SH 92 is limited to a total of thirty round trips per hour. <br />Incoming (empty) trucks will return by the same route in addition to eight empty trucks per hour <br />being able to return from the east by using Homestead Road. Once the acceleration and <br />deceleration lanes are installed on SH 92, all returning truck traffic will utilize SH 92 and 1800 <br />Road. <br />1675 Road will not be used for gravel hauling operations. No new impacts to county services will <br />occur. The long term effect of the operation will be beneficial to the environment by providing <br />wetlands and improving the existing vegetation. <br />Anderson Pit, April 07 <br />D-12 <br />