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. ~ iii iuiiiiiiiiuiii ~ <br />' - Hart Rok Redi Mixt Concrete, Inc <br />Buena Vista Pit, Chaffee County <br />Your File No. 77-196 <br />.. <br />R •- ~ ~•-. ~ v s-- ...~ <br />any J <br />Questions in September 25, 1980 letter: {DINED LAw7 p`C! ~.+vH.~" " <br />Colo. Dept. of wa(.,ia~ n~soe,,, ; <br />1. Mining Plan <br />A. Are you working now? <br />The property is still being mined. As provided in 103(6) 1. 6, t <br />1.62, notise is hereby given that the affected lands are to be <br />used for less than one hundred eighty (180) days per year. <br />i B. What is the depth of the pit? ~ 1 <br />i`iaximum present pit depth is approximately 18 feet. ~ <br />C. How many acres are mined each year? ` <br />One-quarter to one-half acre are mined each year. ' <br />D. In what direction is mining proceeding? ') <br />I t•fining is proceeding in a West Southwest direction. I' <br />L. How long will the operation last? <br />Bstimated life of the operation is 20 years. <br />F. (dill you affect the railroad found on the east side of the pit? <br />Since the railroad is at least 250 feet from the eastern edge <br />of the pit, there will be no effect. <br />2. Pfap <br />A. Outline in red where the affected land will be. <br />The attached Buena Vista Pit Area 1•fap is marked in red showing ; <br />the affected land. <br />3. Soils <br />A. What is the depth of the Ouray topsoil? <br />It appears that the topsoil on this site is comparatively <br />shallow, ranging from 1 to 3 feet. <br />I <br /> <br />