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<br /> <br />ANNUAL REPORT FOR B STREET PROJECT-NORTH PIT <br />August 23, 2000 <br />File: Classic S & G/Ann. Report, N <br />There has been limited mining activity on the North Pit. The northerly 4 acres (green <br />color) has remained undisturbed, and has been found to have very little quality gravel, so <br />there is no mining planned for this azea in the coming year. The easterly portion has also <br />remained undisturbed and will remain so in the coming yeaz. <br />Upon planning for the ultimate development of the parcel as amulti-family site, it was <br />found [hat the parcel along with the remainder of the 160-acre holdings would be short of <br />dirt. We have, therefore, started imparting dirt from other sites in the area. A portion of <br />this dirt is stockpiled in the narrow center azea of the permit (yellow color) that was <br />found to be devoid of gravel. This stockpile is not related to the mining operation, but <br />will be used in the ultimate reclamation of the area as a multi use land development. <br />About 3 or four acres in the middle of the permit area is being actively mined presently. <br />This mining will continue, but the amount of time is indefinite since the gravel veins are <br />difficult [o quantify and anticipate. Upon exhausting the mineable gravel, we will begin <br />reclamation operations. The reclamation will either consist of replacing some of the <br />overburden and seeding, or developing the land for its ultimate use, apartments. Which <br />of these programs is used will depend upon timing of public agency approvals, and the <br />market for such parcels. <br />No reclamation is planned in the coming year. The site is not visible from anywhere off <br />site. We have maintained a flat floor to the pit, and there is no evidence of erosion, even <br />after summer thunderstorms. <br />RE~~g~~ p <br />C ~- <br />~'~1~ ~ ~ 'r.7 <br />U <br />Division of i„ir,,,,iV ~Td <br />Geology <br />