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Colorado Inactive Mine Reclamation Program <br /> CLOSEOUT REPORT <br /> ACTIVE MINE BOND FORFEITURE PROJECTS <br /> Permit Information <br /> Permit Number Operator Name Mine Name <br /> M-1982-016 Newport Minerals, Inc. Cameron Project- Blacksmith Relocation <br /> Type of Mine: 112 Commodity Mined- Gold <br /> PRE-RECLAMATION SITE CONDITIONS <br /> The Cameron Mine is located one mile northeast of the Town of Victor and 2.5 miles east of Cripple Creek in Teller <br /> County, Colorado. The Mining Permit was issued to Newport Minerals, Inc. in 1981. In 1988, the mine permit was <br /> revoked and the bond money was forfeited. The forfeited bond is associated with two permits; the Cameron Mine and <br /> the School Section Mine. Reclamation of the two sites was put on hold for a number of years because Cripple Creek <br /> and Victor Gold Mining Company (CC&V) expanded their permit area to include the Cameron Mine and the School <br /> Section Mine. <br /> The Cameron Blacksmith Buildings are circa 1900 structures for the historic town site of Cameron. The goal of the <br /> project was to preserve the historic structures by relocating the Blacksmith Building and Change Shop to the base of <br /> Hoosier hill, approximately 2 miles away. <br /> BIDDING/CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION <br /> Type of Bid D. ••-• -• •uote Purchase Order <br /> (circle one) Invitation for Bid <br /> PO Number: Contractor Name &Address: Construction Purchase Order Amount- $44,900.00 <br /> PKA-12-679 Dates: Change Order Amount- $6,240.00 <br /> C.A.N. Construction, LLC <br /> Start:6/06/2012 <br /> PO Date 420 1 Street End: 6/29/2012 Project Cost: $51,140.00 <br /> June 4, 2012 Penrose, CO 81240 <br /> Construction Work Description <br /> The Notice to Proceed was sent to C.A.N. Construction on June 6, 2012. Construction began on June 11, 2012. <br /> Concrete footers were installed for the Cameron Office and Blacksmith Shop; 8-inches wide and 24-inches deep with <br /> rebar at the base of Hoosier Hill. Both Cameron structures were moved in their entirety. The Office structure was <br /> braced along the floors and walls and leveled true before it was loaded on the flatbed trailer. Likewise, the Blacksmith <br /> Shop was also braced and loaded on the trailer and transported to Hoosier Hill. A new sill plate (2-inch by 6-inch) was <br /> installed on the concrete foundations and attached using anchor bolts drilled into the concrete on four foot centers. <br /> Missing portions of the structures were replaced using sheet metal salvaged from the collapsed Hoist House that was <br /> too ruined to move. The salvaged sheet metal was trimmed and installed to resemble the historic structures. One <br /> change order was processed to haul away wood and debris that was pushed aside to accommodate the Office and <br /> Blacksmith structures. <br /> Remaining Reclamation Requirements and Estimated Cost: <br /> Other historic structures may be moved in the future to accommodate mining and reclamation of the Cameron and <br /> School Section site. Historical signs will be installed in the Spring of 2013. <br /> r <br /> Project Manager , Senior Project rana er <br /> °n 2 Z247iD il� l l2 <br /> Date Date <br /> 1 <br />