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C~ <br />Mined Land Reclamation Board <br />February 14, 1984 <br />Page Two <br />APRIL 1983 SHRUBS <br />Trees and Evergreen <br />Russian Olive <br />Rocky Mountain Juniper <br />QUANTITY <br />100 <br />200 <br />zoo <br />C, <br />ESTI~M1ATED <br />LOSS <br />3~ <br />a~ <br />In addition to the trees and shrubs, we planted a variety of <br />crown vetch and chemung along one of the haul roads. <br />The above mix was broadcast in the fall. To date is to <br />too early to access the results. <br />5. The type and approximate quantities of fertilizers, organic <br />material or soil conditioners used and location of u:~e: <br />None used. <br />6. An appraisal of the success of reclamation efforts, rind in the <br />event of failure of any efforts, a short narrative oci the <br />suspected or determined cause of such a failure: Thc~ success <br />of the reclamation efforts can be found in paragraph:; 3 and 4. <br />Any lack of success can be attributed to the arid environment. <br />However, in the case of the Rocky Mountain Juniper, t:he bare <br />root stock was of poor quality and we plan to try ag~iin in <br />the coming year. <br />7. Estimates of the location and number of acres affected in the <br />coming year: Approximately 97 acres. (Same as this year; <br />please note location on photo.) <br />8. The effective date of the information provided shall be no <br />more than 45 days prior to the anniversary date: Effective <br />date of this information is February 6, 1984. <br />We are enclosing our check, no. 103674, in the amount of $350.00 <br />to cover the annual fee for an open pit mining operation. <br />Sincerely, <br />/~M7O~~B,'/I/-']LE PREM X CONCRETE, INC. <br />l/JOhn Fjl"Hickman <br />Land & Resources Manager <br />Sand & Gravel Division <br />JFH:ojm <br />enclosures <br /> <br />