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Logan Wash Mine Annual Report Permit No.: M-7977-424 Logan Wash Mine Annual Report March 28, 2003- March 27, 2004 Permit No.: M-1977-424 1.0 Introduction This annual report has been prepared in accordance with regulations of the State of Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology (DMG) and the regulations promulgated by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board. The information in this report pertains to the period March 28, 2003 to March 27, 2004 (reporting period). Projected reclamation activities for the following year are also presented. The Logan Wash Mine, located approximately 12 miles northeast of De Beque, Colorado, is managed by Glenn Springs Holdings, Ina (GSHI) for Occidental Oil Shale, Inc. (OOSI). A general site location map For the Logan Wash Mine is presented in Figure 1. This annual report summarizes the reclamation status of the Logan Wash Mine. During the reporting period, significant surface reclamation work was conducted on the OOS[ property. At this time, GSHI requests to remain on Temporary Cessation status at the Logan Wash Mine Site. GSHI is in the process of implementing mine closure and reclamation at the Logan Wash Mine and will notify DMG regarding removal from Temporary Cessation status. GSHI anticipates reclamation activities to resume in 2004. The remainder of this annual report is organized as follows: • Section 2: Disturbed Acreage Status • Section 3: Monitoring Activities • Section 4: Reclamation Activities in 2003 • Section 5: Maintenance Activities • Section 6: Anticipated Reclamation in the Year 2004 • Section 7: Anticipated Disturbance in the Year 2004 Please refer to Figure 1, the Logan Wash Mine location map, and Figure 2, the Logan Wash Mine site map for features discussed in this report. This report also refers to Exhibit E, the original reclamation plan, and Exhibit F, the reclamation map. These exhibits can be found in the mine permit for Logan Wash Mine. 2.0 Disturbed Acreage Status According to Exhibit E, the Reclamation Plan (1981) for Logan Wash Mine, 134.7 acres were approved for disturbance within the permit area. However, only approximately 113.6 acres have actually been disturbed within the permit area. To date, it is estimated that at approximately 98 acres have been reclaimed at the Logan Wash Mine Site. Surface structures that remain on site include, two vault structures (one on the lower bench and one at the Research Mine), the evaporation pond (Pond 1) and detection vault, a 40-ft section of exposed piping and support structures from the retort drainage pipeline, and monitoring wells LWCW-lA, LW-112, LW-22, LW-422 (ID uncertain), and a well on the upper bench (no ID).