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<br />Annual Report Narrative Tezak No 2 Pit M-81-080 <br />Tezak IVo 2 Pit is operated by h1ike Tezak, owner. This former <br />Colorado Dept. of Highways pit located 3.7 miles East of <br />Cotopaxi, Fremont County, Colorado, continues to produce <br />material primarily for the paving maintenance of the Big <br />Horn Sheep Canyon along US Highway 50 between Salida and <br />Canon City. The pit also produces rip-rap and sub-base <br />gravels for road construction in the area. Aririual production <br />volumes average 10000, although several tunes this volume may <br />be moved in one season during highway paving operations once <br />every four- or five years. <br />Tezak No 2 Pit affected land is 9.9 acres. 1994 reclamation <br />work will address 4 acres of revegetation efforts. About <br />half of this acreage is outside the affected land boundarie• <br />including an o.1d higfrway dept. pit and a portion of Sand <br />Gulch drainage. The establishrnerit of native grasses between <br />the eastern boundaries of the mining property and Sand Gulch <br />drainage is an important' aspect of erosion and sediment <br />control as described in the Stormwater Management plan for <br />this location. Additional sediment controls are plariried for <br />1994 including a sediment trap above the CR 37 culvert pipe <br />which will intersect the rnairi drainage ditch along the US 50 <br />Right of Way. A copy of SWMP is included with this report. <br />Crushing and Screening operations are currently underway for <br />support o~f road paving operations. A mobile crushing and <br />process plant is operating within limits described in Air <br />Pollution Control Permit #87FR243P. <br />A copy of the grass species list is attached. <br />Annual Report written by KS Klco, Consulting Geologist, <br />POBox 338, Cotopaxi, CO 81223 719-942-4178 <br />