REP37238

• Permit No: M1982155
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 3/11/1985
• Doc Name: CHRISTIAN PIT ANNUAL REPORT 82-155
• Permit Index Doc Type: ANNUAL FEE / REPORT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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RESPONSES TO RULE 2.41: COIJ. QbNi. Gf 1'~AiUiul ROSOUlC05
Rule 2.41 (I): Location and number of acres affected during the year.
In the western portion of the pit we have mined 4 acres of Land in 1984. We have
not stripped any area in 1989.
Rule 2.41 (2): Locations and number of acres reclaimed for that year.
No area has been reclaimed in 1984.
Rule 2.41 (3): The Location and number of acres in various stages of reclamation
(backfiLled, graded, topsoil replaced, revegetated).
No stripping or topsoil replaced in 1984.
Rule 2.91 (4): The species of vegetation planted, the location and approximate
dates of planting.
In 1979, 45.9 acres were seeded by Randall and Blake, This is the only seeding
that has occurred since the 1976 permit was approved, The attached letter sent to
you in 1983 from Arkansas va11y Seeds, Inc. to Randall and Blake shows what was
seeded and the seed analysis show the quality of the seed.
Rule 2.4I (5): The type and approximate quantity of fertilizer, organic material,
or soil conditioners used and location of use.
No record exists of what soil amendments were used on the seeding project. It
can only be assumed that some fertilizer was applied, However, none was called
for in the permitted plan or in the S.C.S. recommendation. It appears this will
have to remain unknown until some definite information is acquired.
Rule 2.41 (6): An appraisal of the success of reclamation efforts, and in the event
of failure of any efforts, a short narrative of the suspected or determined cause
of such failure.
The grass is growing on the area and appears to be of similar cover to the sur-
rounding areas which are rather sparse.