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ANNUAL REPORT - Continue. <br />Page Two <br />(3) The number of acres in various stages of reclamation is appr~~ximately <br />55, all within Parcels 2 and 3. <br />(4) There has been no revegetation during the past years. <br />(5) There has been no use of fertilizers, organic material, or soil <br />conditioners during the past year. <br />(6) Reclamation of this affected land has been planned and implemented <br />to provide the amenities for future land use in the form of a~ site <br />development. The reclamation plan relates directly to the m::ning <br />operation, and it is being achieved coincidentally with the reining <br />operation. A substantial portion of the terrain to be reshai~ed for <br />suitable building sites is being accomplished by the extraction of <br />commercial aggregates. This reclamation concept is proceeding <br />according to plan. <br />Dust control and abatement has continued to be successful according <br />to the results of inspections by various agencies. Asphalt j~avement <br />had previously been completed on the primary haul roads. We will <br />continue to upgrade our dust abatement equipment as new methods <br />are introduced by the manufacturers. <br />(7) With reference to the aerial photo submitted herewith, appro};imately <br />90 acres, all within Parcels 1, 2, and 3, will continue to bey affected <br />during this year. <br />(8) The effective date of the information provided is no more than 45 days <br />prior to the anniversary date--effective date of information is <br />February 15, 1981. <br />Paragraph 2.42 <br />Attached to this Annual Report is our check number 068745 dated February 13, <br />1981, in the amount of $350.00 payable to the Colorado Mined Land <br />Reclamation Board, the annual fee for an open pit mining operation. <br />MOBILE PREMIX <br />flack Hurlburt ~ <br />Vice President 5 General Manager <br />Sand b Gravel Division <br />Report for period ending February 15, 1981. <br />Jll:ojm <br />attachments <br />