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c A�1 VWORT FA wroNA Ift. L982 BEFIT AWIVERSARY d k BOETTCHER LIMESTONE QUARRY - PERMIT NO. 77-348 " IDEAL BASIC INDUSTRIES, INC. , CEMENT DIVISION . LARINER COUNTY, COLORADO 16 -our .application for Permit No. 77-348 and our 1981 Annual Report, . we anticipated the limestone quarry operation for several years would be principally in "C." and "E"-Bands located in the old, previously mined area north of the Boettcher plant , and south of the Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company flood ditch. During the startup, and from operating experience gained to date with the new Boettcher plant process , it has been determined that we require a weathered source of "E"-Band for raw mix control. Therefore, the proposed quarry operations for "C"-Band northwest of the relocated stockpiles on drawing bc.c-1356c did. not commence this past year. Instead, a weathered "E"-Band operation commenced north of the Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company flood ditch and east: of the -,.J haul road as shown on Drawing bcc-1358, Sheet 3N. During the previous mining, the weathered "E"-Band has been re- moved in the old area north of the plant. This weathered area will [ continue to be operated this year and blended with unweathered ma- terial to obtain a suitable raw material mix. To show the major active quarry area, the composite map bcc 1356c, included for the first time with the 1981 Annual Report is attached. The affected area -for the permit bond and permit area is unchanged. The mining area for the coming year is increased due to the proposed area we plan to strip for the mining plan and quarry development for the necessary limestone materials . 'Minor changes in bcc71360 and 1361 (Sheets 5 and 6) , reflect removal of "A"-Band limestone and remaining emergency reserves that may be needed in the near future. Drawing 1358, Sheet 3N, which was not included with last year' s report, is attached. This map shows the weathered "E"-Band quarry operation and increase in affected area for the per- mit bond. These: marked maps and the following information are in- tended only to comply with Rule 2. 41 (annual reporting) and show only the changes in iihe status of affected area as of about October 1 , 1982 :' .f ,. (1) LOCATION AND NUMBER OF ACRES AFFECTED DURING THE YEAR Sa to adjustment i s Cho!, a �ctned, azea-:is outlined on. bcc-1348, Shee for the gg31arr}y operation of weathered "E"-Band north of the'-Wndsor Reservoir and Canal Company flood ditch. Rough calculations 3tadieata-the current bond .of $317,000 is ample to cover the 14=acMinar,6ase of affected area in the report. The following isi i tabu"Y}tlon of affected acreages, including per- mitted are* rigt cuYret*ly under bond (outlined in green) . RE.009 VE® L'C T 0 4 1982 MINED LAND RECLAMATION Colo. Dep1.of Nature! `s"��et•'«�12':yta?Maiiek �33ir%��4�rs �!fiY'...ia'-�d�4r,t`YA.t�o�:rs`'7J?7t"aati�;. a�'•t��.:,•n:.r.u, `.fi: