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VII. RECLAMATION SUMMARY <br /> In keeping with proposed rule 2.O4.13 and Stipulation R17, the <br /> following is submitted: <br /> A. Keenesburg Mine <br /> Box 359 <br /> Keenesburg, Colorado 80643 <br /> B. No additional disturbance since 1987 <br /> C. There was no backfilling and grading in 1990. Filling of B Pit <br /> continues and amounted to approximately 500,000 ccy in 1990. <br /> D. No topsoiling in 1990. <br /> E. No revegetation in 1990. <br /> F. There have been 133 acres seeded since 1985 of 424 acres <br /> disturbed. <br /> G. Present cuts and fills as of the most recent aerial map of <br /> 12/3/90 (See Appendix) compared to 1989 map of 11/28/89 indicate no <br /> swell . No coal mined during 1990. This factor is derived by <br /> plotting cross-sections on 100' intervals and computing the cut and <br /> fill differences from 1989. These calculations and cross-sections <br /> are available for inspection at the Golden Office. <br /> Coors expects to make up the deficit of fill material available at <br /> the mine to restore AOC by long range hauling of ash from its <br /> power plant in Golden. Depending an the quantity of ash hauled and <br /> the years hauled, there may be an excess of spoil at some future <br /> date. At present, this is not the case. <br /> H. Filling of B Pit continues. As can be seen on the map included <br /> in the Appendix, the deep part of the pit (present depressed water <br /> table) has been filled except for 350' x 60' on the north end. <br /> After all standing water in the pit is covered, Coors will continue <br /> backfilling in five foot lifts to an elevation that is five feet <br /> above the recovered water table. At that time, it will be <br /> necessary to decide whether B Pit will be filled to AOC or <br /> permitted for future ash disposal. <br /> Page 10 <br />