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III III III IIIIIIIIII ~ Ideal Basiclndustries Cement Divlston Exploration Department P~.O Box 19x5 ..FQr~~ollins~(~lorado 80521 [.303.482560Q-.1 (s~3} tiH' ~..... ' (303) 4F32 ~5 X37 ,;,~ IL~~ ~' ` v h,)~ October 5, 1979 ~G ~~~ / /J '~ Mined Land Reclamation Board ice:;... ~r~;..~ .. 1313 Sherman Street w,"' "' ` - I'°'-°~ Denver, Colorado 80203 C;, ~ 1 i9~9 Attn.: Mr. Jim Schmieding Dear Sir: ~i;~i~;•~Li ~r"~;<~ i _i;~%'.::,ai10i~~ Go~c. Wept. o; +"':atcrai f~as~urces Attached is a check for $1,150.00 payable to Colorado State Mined Land Reclamation to cover the annual fee (October 10, 1979 to October 10, 1980) for Ideal Basic Industries' five Colorado quarries as follows: Acres for Quarry Permit # Permit Type Annual Fee Bond Addition Portland ~ 77-344 Regular $ 350.0() 30.0 Boettcher Sandstone 77-345 Limited Impact 50.0() - " Gypsum 77-346 " 50.0() - Slab Canyon Limestone 77-347 Regular 350.0() 5.0 Boettcher Limestone 77-348 350.0() 121.0 TOTALS $1,1:50.0() 156 acres Also attached are annual reports for the three regular quarry operations and a Notice of Intent to Continue Mining on each of the two Limited Impact operations. As these are the first annual reports, affected acres during the year are marked to include operating locations from July 1, 1976 (effective date of HB-1065) to September 15, 1979 (about a month prior to the 10/10/79 permit anniversary date). As the several phases of mining (topsoil, overburden, deposit, etc.) make it impractical to designate acreages at the anniversary date, general operating areas only are indicated from the standpoint of first disturb- ance ir. time. As an er.ample, there is often a 100 percent over- lap of last year (outlined in black) and next year (outlined in yellovr) operating areas. Also, because of practical considera- tions, next year's operating areas and bond additions often encompass several years of future operations.