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Department of Mines and Mineral Resources STATE OF ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES 69 TH Annual Report FY 2007/2008 Cover: Copper mineralization, near Doyle Mine, La Paz County State of Arizona DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES 1502 West Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007-3210 602-771-1600 www.mines.az.gov 69th Annual Report Fy2007/2008 Janet Napolitano, Governor Table of Contents Financial Statement ........ ... .... .. ..... ............... .. .... .............. .. ...... 4 Personnel ... ........................................................................ ...... 4 Vision and Mission .......................... ........................................ 4 Donated Funds ......... .. .... .............. .................. .. ............... .. ...... 5 Mining Information Center .......... ..... .................................... ... 7 Mineral Resource Promotion .. ......... ... ... .. ..................... 8 Advocate Development of Mineral Resources .............. 9 Contracts ..................................................................... 9 Surveys of Potential Economic Mineral Resources .... 10 Studies of Properties and Claims .............................. 12 Use Authority in Other Ways ..................................... 12 Provide Mining Data Evaluation and Assistance ........ 13 Conferences, Seminars, and Speaking Engagements ........................................................ 13 Repository of Mineral and Mining Information ........ .. .. 15 Publications ............................................................... 16 Assist Other Agencies and Organizations .................. 17 Cooperate with the Corporation Commission ............ 19 Mining and Mineral Museum ................................................. 20 Education ................................................................... 20 Visitation Statistics ... .. .. .... ... ... ............. .. .................... 21 Volunteer Activities .......... .. ......................................... 21 New Displays .............................................................. 22 Activities/Events ... ... .... ....... .... ... .. ... ...... ...................... 23 Board of Governors' meeting minutes 1st Quarter ................................................................. 24 2nd Quarter ... ...... ... .... .. .... ................... .. ..................... 29 3rd Quarter ...... ... ........................................................ 33 4th Quarter ... .......................................... ............... ..... 39 Position Statement ...................... .. ................................... .... 43 3 '." ~".y'::?/!::. p erson ne::I "~::<.},:':·~\~'~ 2007/2008 Fiscal Year Financial Statement ; ~oard ;:of ' Governors , ;i,l';.· ,.".:;::. 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Tom Parks : . ; ,/ ~. .~. '. .. , " Kim :Rottos ':"" Janice Snell ""*Nbn-"QOOrooriatedfunCls, 4 Table of Contents Financial StatemEmt .......................... .. ...... ............................... 4 Personnel ........ ,. ' ........................ ,..... ,.... ... ........................... ,.. , 4 ',' .n:.·. : ..;'., :,,;.\.~}. Mi~ing. ·'. iS. ·..•. 0.. ,',<,: ':'j........ '~. Vision and Mission ..................... ,............................................ 4 Donated Funds ................................................. ....................... 5 Mining Information Center ...................................................... 7 I,,·,· anc~R~l~f~&~i~,~Ltne,state It,. .· ·i.·,·.i;/J~} '. 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Repository of Mineral and Mining Information ............ 15 Publications ..................... " .... ... ... ...... ........................ 16 Assist Other Agencies and Organizations .... .............. 17 Cooperate with the Corporation Commission ............ 19 ;\);t/)~ -·;:-";-:. : < ,; /;::;':'.> . '. Mining and Miner'al Museum ................................................. 20 Education ............................................................... ,.. , 20 Visitation Statistics ........ ,.. ,..... " .. ................................ 21 f"",itD;gZ.l;.,,; ;;!.t,•.~1 : .•'.'·.·.) ..•..!. •••:.: .:_ .·.,.·•.• .';:. ..~. •.,:.:. •.:,' ..•~ •.., •._ :~.:•...::.' ,..,i.,..•.... :....• ..i. ,.,•.'.• :.:.,•.• ~_,:_.:':.,• ...• .:.:.,'_ •., :,~.• ...• :.•.:.""'."'. _""'.:'"."'.:'...,~,. :.,:", ::.:,.,-,.",~.:~,.••:.•.,., .•., .: :.'.:• :.' ,~. :' ":,,,,\;,:~,_ fg~1i~, ':S '~S_~m·;'>r~··: · , ..,: , :.•.• -. -_ '. Volunteer Activities ................. .. ... .. ......... ........ ....... .. ... 21 . -. "-,: " . .-':- -" f. ;,,:~:·/ · ;>· ,>.:., ~ . ;.': New Displays ................................. .......... ........ .. ,........ 22 "-:;"',: Activities/Events ................... .. .................................... 23 '~ '.", ,. "'.' ,"";' :": ,: :i: .~ <,. :'i,, ;':. '; '. Board of Govern()rs' meeting minutes '; .. , ' . ", r ·, ·':,'·.,:"· ",.':',. 1st Quarter ... ............. ,..... ,.. ,.. ,. ,. .. ...................... ........ 24 2nd Quarter ...... ..... ....... .. , ...... ,.. ,... ........................... ... 29 3rd Quarter .... , ... ,. , ... ,., ............ ,. ................................ 33 4th Quarter ...... , ................... ,.. ,............................ ....... 39 Position Statement ............................................................... 43 3 ,. "<'Y':Personnel ,:",:~~,;~: 2007/2008 Fiscal Year Financial Statement :i Soor'd 'of Governors " ' ;:>:':"" 'i:; ·' Mrj.pI.RanaMedhi (2013)'" CasaGrande (Chairman) Appropriated Fund #1000 Dr. Raymond W. Gr,cmt ' (?o.09)Chandler .' . Appropriation .... ... .. ........................ ..... $989,900 ·•• Dr: Potrick:F; ,O'Hara ·. ;'/'::':}'/; . :,,-,.. Expenditures .... ...... .. ...... ... ...... ........ .. .... 990,494 ' ,. \ :.'.=;';-; Reverted ............. ................................ ..... (549) Mines and Mineral Resources Fund #3156 ,""';:" ' ,:.,. .; _ , "I" .".\'!-;" : . ; <',".' , . .'~ '"_ ;-,::~. 'v; Beginning Balance (7/1/2007) ........... $153,758 }~ ~~~~~~r. : Sin9h ' ,~;f;, Revenue (store sales, donations, ':NyaINiemLJth,' ,",, ' publication sales) .. ................. .. ....... 291,199 ':, > ChiefMining , Engin.ee~ , " Expenditures ...... ... .... ....... ................ .. ... 295,614 <FrankS. Kimbler ' Ending Balance ..... ............................. $149,343 .: Mining Enginee'r ' : Dr."Jan "Rasmussen Diane Bain ' ~ir{~~if:W~~Ss~};~~J~~jj ,., .. ·.,i,;. ?\dml n.• ,Asslstan~ ". ~!llijl~~~ro~~~:s~ii;l~ Arir{ Bdk~r . " "Shirley Cote ' bo~g Duffy' Joan~e Hesterman Laurette, Kennedy Sandra McDc,nald ' ' , : "TomPdrks ' " " ,Kim Rottas " Jani~~: snell ' ,:kNb 'n:-aoorooriated ., fdridsx;·
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