2005-06-27_REPORT - M2001001

• Permit No: M2001001
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 6/27/2005
• Doc Name: Annual Fee/Report/Map
• From: four states aggregates llc
• To: dmg
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Four States Aggregates, LLC
dba Flaycamp Gravel
P.O. Box 1568
Cortez, Colorado 81321
[phone]
Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology
Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman Street, Suite 215
DENVER, CO 80203
[phone]
RECEIVE®
JUN 2 7 2U05 June 24, 2005
Division of Mfnerafs and Geology
SUBJECT: 2005 ANNUAL REPORT FOR M-2001-001 (LINE CAMP PIT)
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:
Enclosed is the Annual Report form for the Line Camp Pit, M-2001-001, for the reporting
year ending May 31, 2005, with a map. The annual fee was submitted earlier; we
appreciate your patience with the reporting sdredu~.
In 2004, we were able to proceed fairly much as planned, as far as mining and
production, and have caught up somewhat from the delays in 2003. In the mime itself,
the affected area has increased from 12.6 acres to approximately 15.7 acres, with
approximately 0.51 acres in roadways and 12.0 acxes ~ striped and mimed areas, and
2.8 acres in the perimeter stodcpile~errrr areas, which were extended by a Iola! of 71X1
f 0-35 acres ~ temporary soil s13od~iies have been seated, as part of the
total area stripped and mined- An area of 0.13 awes is now at ~ near final reclamation
stope~opography-
N~ are noMr approxirr~teyr at the point where mpg was originally planned to be done
~ ha®e 2003, so we oorttinue to run about one year behind ss~redule. Reseeding, and
good w and spring mos6rre has errproved the grass on the berms somewhat, br><
not as mudr as dewed, and the irrxeased mo'shae has ~rrxeased the weed pro6tem
as w~, sro again this , ettorfs 1p oontrd weeds (esp~aay thy) wig be
emphas¢ed_ live are star e~q~erierrcerg problem w~ gerrr~aGon on the side d the
berms abng the west side of the pemat area, and believe this ~ due prunatily to the
terrain shaderg this area tior much of the day. the sa! out atrrrost a [norlth ~
than the rest of the pit, and grass has not been ale to esTablish itself as well as in other
areas. However, erosion continues ffi be m~rirtrai, as most rer~r rwbed an i6 JtMI ~
(see photos)- There has been no.dsdnrge at sedtrrert ~ ponds or otl/ade-
Vegetatioi>I of berrrrs and ero~ oontirares 1iu be watictred and repaired as
neoessaEy.