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<br />Fountain Pit Annual Report R~~FIC(ED''=0 <br />Additional Sheets <br />Permit M-82-155 ~E(; ~2~ 199G'~yy6 <br />Anniversary Date: December 31, 1996 <br />Centennial Materials Division,.,,,..,ud~a~sa.Cieology.•~gv <br />The following information is keyed to the three annual report maps submitted with this <br />report. <br />Map 1 (black and white legal size): This map shows the extent of the affected land within the <br />entire permit boundary. Note that the acreage stated on the annual report form is different from <br />the acreage that has been reported previously. This resulted from a file review which showed <br />[here was an error in calculating the acreages after the last amendment. This error was not <br />present in the files, as they are correct. The error originated in a double addition problem in <br />the DMG software used when the amendment acreage was added. This was addressed in a <br />letter to DMG. <br />Map 2 (color letter size): This map shows the history of various zones on the site, as has been <br />reported in the past. It also shows the area mined in the last year and the estimated area <br />expected to be mined in 1997. The complex history of this site is reflected in this map. <br />Map 3 (color letter size): When James Dillie of DMG performed an inspection in mid <br />December 1996, just prior to the development of this annual report, he requested an inventory <br />of the disturbance classes on this site. This is for the purpose of estimating whether the existing <br />bond, which is tied to disturbance area limitations, is adequate. The three disturbance classes <br />are shown on the map and the acreage contained in each. Note that the major disturbance is <br />divided into three separate areas and the minor disturbance into even more areas. The Pit Road <br />that extends through the minor disturbance area in the northeastern part of the operation is <br />included as moderate disturbance. The small "island" of moderate disturbance in the <br />northeastern part of the operation contains a few stockpiles that were left long ago when the <br />mining was done in that area. These apparently were left at the request of the landowner who <br />is no longer alive. Centennial is checking with the new owner to determine whether they desire <br />them to be left. If not, they will be removed and the site revegetated. <br />Shown on this map is the mining highwall of 1445' length. This is provided because <br />there is a highwall length limitation in the bonding. <br />If after review of this information, more detail on various disturbances is needed to <br />determine the adequacy of the bond, Centennial will provide that information upon request. <br />Fountain Pit 1996 Annual Report (M-82-155) Dec 31, 1996 Page 1 <br />