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• 999 • Ideal Basic Industries Cement Division r Exploration ~epartmenl P.O. Box 1949 .Fgr~,fKO.llins Colorado 80521 ~ ~03:4825600~= ! (303) =w2~~::~T i ~ l~ 1 ~` C l L' I ~ ~ October 5, 1979 .v j ~~ / //l i~ ~(,~ Mined Land Reclamation Board l.~'.~~', ; 1313 Sherman Street ° ''" ""`~''" ` "' Denver, Colorado 80203 Attn.: Mr. Jim Schmieding G:;. 1 ~19~9 Dear Sir: Coic. D;;pt. ~~ itat!;tal HasoEirces Attached is a check for $1,150.00 payable to Colo:.:.^ado State Mined Land Reclamation to cover the annual :iee (October 10, 1979 to October 10, 1980) for Ideal i3asic Industries' five Colorado quarries as follows: Acres for Permit # Quarry Permit Type Annual Fee Bond Addition / Portland ( 77-344 Regular $ 350.OC1 30.0 Boettcher Sandstone 77-345 Limited Impact 50.00 - " Gypsum 77-346 " " 50.OC1 - Slab Canyon Limestone 77-347 Regular 350.OC1 5.0 Boettcher Limestone 77-348/ " 35o.oa 121.0 TOTALS $1,150.OC1 156 acres Also attached are annual reports for the three regular quarry operations and a Notice of Intent to Continue A;[initig on each of the two Limited Impact operations. As these ar~~ the first annual reports, affected acres during the year are marked to include operating locations from July 1, 1976 (effe=ctive date of HB-1065) to September 15, 1979 (about a month prior to the 10/10/79 permit anniversary date). As the several phases of mining (topsoil, overburden, deposit, etc.) make i~t impractical to designate acreages at the anniversary date, gen~;ral operating areas only are indicated from the standpoint of fig°st disturb- ance in time. As an example, there is often a 100 percent over- lap of last year (outlined in black) and next year (outlined in yellovr) operating areas. Also, because of practic:il considera- tions, next year's operating areas and bond additions often encompass several years of future operations.