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C1981017
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GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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Bid Documents (IMP) 1997 Correspondence
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General Correspondence
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Task # Task Description 1991 Bond MCR king DMG Remaining Actual Cost Actual Cost Comments Comments& Backup <br /> Estimate Work Work Work Work RemainingWork <br /> '11 Replace Topsoil on $241,198 $8,860 $0 $153,972 $78,366 $35,000 This task has been grossly overestimated in the The topsoil replacement cost is based on <br /> 245 Acres bond amount compared to what is actually placing 806.5 cu. yds per acre on 245 acres. <br /> being done on the site. The only areas that have The total material for placement is 197,593 <br /> truly received topsoil are the Sutey Pile (covered cubic yards. It should be noted that the only <br /> under another task) and the old refuse pile. For areas where topsoil will truly be added after <br /> the remaining work, only the prep plant area final grading are the prep plant area and the <br /> will receive the additional soil stockpiled near refuse piles. The topsoil replacement at the <br /> the Sutey Pile. Therefore, both the existing Sutey pile is covered in Task 14. The DMG <br /> credit to the DMG and the the amount for the has been seeding the portal areas and roads <br /> remaining work is too high. The actual cost of without replacing topsoil. MCR gets credit <br /> the remaining work is approximately 35 acres x for retopsoiling Mine 95 (9.0 acres)at a cost <br /> $1000 per acre= $35,000. of$8860. Referring to the acreage table <br /> from Task #1, it is seen that 113.6 acres of <br /> mild slopes remain to be revegetated, <br /> however, the original estimate allowed for <br /> 34 acres of road surfaces that would not be <br /> resoiled. Ditches and berms have merit in <br /> the portal areas to keep water off the steep <br /> spoil slopes. DMG is not resoiling any of <br /> the road surfaces. Subtracting this acreage <br /> from the 113.6 acres leaves 79.6 acres to be <br /> resoiled At an average cost of$984.5 per <br /> acre, this results in a remaining cost of <br /> $78,366. Therefore, the DMG credit is <br /> $241,198 - $78,366- $8,860 = $153,972. <br /> 12-13 Seal Portals and Fan $94,924 $94,924 $0 $0 $0 $0 No remaining work. The actual cost of doing the This work was done by a contractor to <br /> Shafts work was similar to the bond amount. MCR in 1993 and 1994. <br />
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