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,::.~. <br /> <br />• Listed below is additional information: <br />Location and numbers of acres affected this year: <br />SE 1/4, NE 1/2, E 1/2, SE 1/2 of Sec. 5, T 3 S, R 70 W, and SW 1/4, NW <br />1/4, and W 1/2, SW 1/2, Sec. 4, T 3 S, R 70 W., Jefferson County <br />63 total acres. This area has increased an additional acre. Rock <br />removal has been from a high rock wall face rather than enlarging any <br />additional surface area. <br />Number of acres reclaimed this year: <br />Surface areas reclaimed: 17 <br />Number of acres in various stages of reclamation: This past year reflected <br />little or no reclamation as the mining precluded any. <br />Acres backfilled: 0 <br />Acres graded: 0 <br />Acres revegetated: (13 1/2 to date) none last year <br />Topsoil acres replaced: 2 1/2 acres previously topsoiled, none <br />however last year. <br />As of this writing, there have been no new areas reclaimed. With our <br />present quarry activity involving the "high wall", the same quarry <br />floor area continues to be in constant use. This situation should <br />continue for some years to come. <br />Species of vegetation planted; the locations and approximate dates of <br />planting: <br />Species: 207. Rye, 57. Blue Gamma, 757. Wheat Grass <br />This mixture is being used on all the seeding areas (level <br />surface areas, berms, and road backslopes). <br />Approximate dates of planting: October, 1980; April, 1981; October, <br />1981; October, 1983; October, 1984; <br />and October, 1985. <br />No fertilizers required to date. <br />Appraisal of the success of reclamation efforts: <br />The previously seeded areas continue to do well. We have found that <br />when seeding, rolling or compacting the seed into the topsoil is <br />necessary to prevent wind loss and insure a higher rate of ground <br />cover. Normal rain this year has produced acceptable grass. <br />Estimate of the number of acres to be affected this coming year: <br />We anticipated 1 1/2 acres will be started beginning this fall season. <br />• This 1 1/2 acres will be a continuation to the north along the "high <br />wall" area. <br />