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r all areas of the site will be seeded. The East area of the mine was seeded in May of 1992 and has resulted in marginal first-year seeding success. Either this year or early next year the Division should determine whether the area should be reseeded, or import topsoil and then reseed, or wait another growing season. If we could tie this reseeding task into the task mentioned in item 6 then we could do it in one bid package. The anticipated time frames are as follows (based on a fall seeding period); Vegetation Sampling Bid Package Preparation Bidding Period Purchase Order Issuance Construction Period Invoice Processing Notice of Cont. Settlement March/April/May 1993/1994 April 1994 July/August 1994 August 1994 September/October 1994 October November 7. The final item to be aware of is the claims and unpaid debts of Western Slope Carbon to the State of Colorado. The operator owes to the state $157,000 plus interest for unpaid Civil Penalties that accumulated during the permit revocation process. The Attorney Generals Office will most likely be looking at any left over bond monies to satisfy the debt. Additionally, a former attorney for Western Slope Carbon has placed a claim on the left over bond money as a means to satisfy a $1,290.65 + interest debt. These issues will be more relevant once all reclamation work has been completed on the site. According to notes in the file, the Division holds $379,285.05 to preform the above mentioned reclamation tasks. I will do a detailed cost estimate for each project to determine the estimated cost. I would like to get together with you before I leave on my vacation to discuss these items and make sure I am heading in the right direction. Until then, I plan to start resolving some of these issues, and working on the bid packages. 5