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MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD 110(1) ANNUAL REPORT <br />For Season 2012 <br />COLORADO CALUMET COMPANY INCORPORATED <br />PERMIT NO. M- 2006 -034 <br />Prepared: 7 April 2013 <br />Submitted: 1 June 2013 <br />Summary: <br />Colorado Calumet Company Inc. is transferring this permit to Glacier Peak Mining LLC. <br />Mechanized equipment was operated on the Tree Root Extension Claim at Site D from 24 <br />to 26 July 2012 in Teller County, Colorado to produce amazonite, smoky quartz, fluorite, <br />goethite, and other related pegmatite mineral specimens. About 0.46 acres was opened and <br />then refilled and reclaimed. Only Site L and a small portion of Site M remain unreclaimed <br />under this permit. <br />Map Depicting Operations: <br />Attached is a map which shows the four claims covered under this mining permit. The 14 <br />permitted excavation sites are labeled by letters A through N and are indicated by dashed <br />lines, either rectangular or circular, on the map. An orange area within a permitted site <br />indicates an open excavation where work will resume during next season. Presently there <br />is one at Site L, crossing onto Site M. Green shaded areas are excavations that have been <br />refilled, recontoured, and reseeded. Blue shaded areas indicate reclamation over 80 percent <br />regrowth. Sites A, B, C, and E are considered to have 80 percent regrowth. <br />Current Disturbances (2012): <br />Approximately 0.46 acre was opened on Site D on Tree Root Extension claim. <br />Reclamation Accomplished to Date (Including 2011 <br />A total of 2.01 acres has been disturbed and reclaimed since 2006. This does not include <br />the access roads connecting Sites A, B, C, D, and E. The access road to Site D remains <br />open. <br />Reclamation Accomplished During g 012: <br />Site D was opened and reclaimed. <br />Trees and shrubs that have been previously planted show about an 85 percent survival rate. <br />Grass is showing evenly across the reclaimed sites but is sparse due to four seasons of low <br />