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~'' <br />RULE 2.41(7): ESTIMATES OF THE LOCATION AND NUMBER OF ACRES <br />TO BE AFFECTED IN THE COMING YEAR. <br />During the next year, it is not expected [he operation <br />will change much from this pear. More extraction will occur <br />in the dike under the Castle Concrete permit for the Sand <br />Pit. Some additional work may occur along the highway. It <br />is also expected that Area B will expand a little more as <br />well as the extraction in Area E. The extent of the work is <br />impossible to predict at this time. It will depend largely <br />on whether the construction industry in Colorado Springs <br />recovers in 1989. At this time, the economic <br />prognosticators are concerned about a continuing poor <br />economy for 1989. If this is the case, it is expected that <br />the amount of sand mined will be fairly small, probably no <br />more than was mined this year. This would translate into <br />virtually no change in the aerial extent of the disturbances <br />as shown on last year's map. <br />ANNUAL REPORT MAP: No annual report map is submitted this <br />year because the changes which occurred in the operation and <br />the affected lands was so slight the maps would appear to be <br />essentially identical. The only area which would have <br />changed is the settling pond on the extreme west end of the <br />operation on the west side of Academy Boulevard. It was not <br />considered useful to prepare all new annual report maps to <br />show just this change. Therefore, for the locations of the <br />various activities described in this report, please refer to <br />the annual report maps in the 1987-1988 annual report. <br />FILE 73-7 ANNUAL REPORT - 1988/1989 PAGE 5 OF 5 <br />