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~ILLI9MS FORB COMPAN4 Mr. Carl Mount Division of Minerals and Geology 1313 Sherman St., Room 2l5 Denver, CO 80203 Deaz Mr. Mount: October 1$, 1995 ~`~~, • ~FCE11/EC+ '~~ OCT 2 3 1995 Division of Minerals & Geology RE: Annual Sand and Gravel 112 Report for 1994-95, and Notice of Intent to Continue Mining Operations (Permit No. M-84-168) Enclosed please fmd the Williams Fork Company 1994-95 Sand and Gravel Operations report, map and annual fee payment ($550). We intend to continue mining operations into 1996. The enclosed map illus- trates the surveyed disturbance acreage which has been actively mined (20.1 acres) and total disturbance (29.3 acres). The 2.5 acres of new disturbance includes topsoil stripping for pit advancement. The map also shows stone water control ditches which were associated with Technical Revision OS to the above-ref- erenced permit. No additional acres have been permanently reclaimed during the 1994-95 report period. Topsoil salvaged ahead of pit advancement was placed into existing topsoil stockpiles. The topsoil stockpiles will be graded and seeded in November, 1995 to a temporary seed mixture similaz to the mix presented in Table E-3 of Permit No. M-84-168. During the past report period (October 14, 1994 through October 14, 1995) 1.6 new acres were mined and 2.5 acres were newly disturbed. The projection for the 1995-96 report period is for approximately 2.0 acres of new mining disturbance in Mine Area t13. Additional information concerning planned disturbance by area and the projected dates of development are given in Permit M-84-168 Table D-1. The proposed reclamation schedule is found in Table E-2. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. LWFilsb IDMG\OC'r181 Encl File 109 Sincerely, , ///~ ~or~`~` Forrest V. Luke Manager of Environmental Affairs P.O. Box 187 Craig, Colorado 81626 (303) 824-4401