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are in a growth plateau portion of their normal development pattern. For more information on the 404 <br />permit conditions please refer to the report submitted at the end of December 2010. <br />STATUS REPORT FOR CURRENT YEAR <br />MAPS: Following is a list of the maps that have been updated. The maps provided with this report <br />are intended to replace the previous map. Original maps that are not updated therefore become the <br />current year map. <br />I' Operation Status Map: Shows last year's disturbance areas, new disturbance areas, <br />and status of all disturbed areas. This map shows status after the 2009 technical <br />revision that limits the extent of operations. (Note: the South Lowland area is not <br />included on the map. However, no changes occurred there that were not previously <br />described or are updated in the description in this report.) <br />TONNAGE OF MATERIALS MINED: 42,385.30 in 2010/2011 (57,651.87 in 2009/2010) <br />COMPLIANCE WITH ACREAGE LIMITATIONS: The inventory format used in the table <br />below is derived from the acreage accounting table included in the newly amended Reclamation <br />Permit. So long as the acreage value shown in Line 9 and 10 is a positive value the terms of the <br />acreage limitations in the lease are in compliance. If the value in Line 10 is negative then, at the <br />minimum, appropriate action must be taken to immediately change the status of suitable land so Line <br />10 is at least zero and preferably a positive number. At this time there are about 54 acres of available <br />disturbance that could be used if needed. With sand demand so low and not predicted to change <br />greatly in the near future there is not much chance a great deal of that acreage will be used any time <br />soon. From the accounting it is apparent that the amount of Land Board affected land increased in the <br />last year by 2.38 acres. Nearly all of that increase occurred with stripping new land adjacent to the <br />active pit in the new lease area with the rest being accounted for in an accumulation of very small <br />differences that occur when the areas are measured and scaled to produce the final acreage values. <br />Status report for 2009 due July 15, 2010 Page 3 of 13 <br />