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i <br /> Pond, one disturbance covering another. At this time, aggregate <br /> mining will revert to the Arkansas Pit. <br /> Two other aggregate operations were recently (1977) <br /> permitted by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board. The <br /> areas are referred to as Lowdermilk' s Pit One (31) and Alternate <br /> Pit (25) , each less than 10 acres in size, but which are part of <br /> larger disturbances totaling 41 acres. The pits are used by H.E. <br /> Lowdermilk Company to obtain aggregate for the Colorado State <br /> Highway 91 relocation project under direct management of the <br /> Colorado Division of. Highways. The Alternate Pit is to be used <br /> as a backup to Pit One if needed. Both pits are scheduled to be <br /> inundated by the advancing Mayflower Tailing Pond. Pit One will <br /> be covered during 1979 and the Alternate Pit by 1997. <br /> • At least three aggregate pits have been abandoned <br /> during the years prior to 1969. One of these was reactivated and <br /> already addressed in this section as Lowdermilk' s Pit No. One. <br /> The other abandoned pits were already referred to as Areas (B) <br /> and (C) . <br /> 6-6 <br />