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2014-06-16_ENFORCEMENT - M2013036 (3)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2013036
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
6/16/2014
Doc Name
Agree to Cease
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John Avery
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DRMS
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KAP
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Luke the Duke, LLC <br /> 989 CR 120 <br /> Hesperus, CO 81326 <br /> (970) 749-9977 <br /> June 16,2014 JUIV <br /> Russ Means <br /> Senior Environmental Protection Specialist <br /> West Slope Field Office Supervisor <br /> Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety <br /> 1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 <br /> Denver, CO 80203 <br /> Dear Mr. Means: <br /> This letter concerns Luke the Duke,LLC's(LTD)gravel and material operation located on <br /> LTD's property off of CR 120 adjacent to Cross Creek Ranch("the Property"). The information I <br /> previously submitted on the Division's form Need for State Reclamation Permit M-2013-036 in July, <br /> 2013 indicated that LTD's operation would extend over approximately 5 acres, would be <br /> approximately 16 feet deep, and would involve removing approximately 10,000+ cubic yards of <br /> material. After submitting this information on the project, LTD received the letter from you dated <br /> July 11,2013 stating that a permit was not necessary. Based on that letter,and my various meetings <br /> with Kate Pickford, who has performed several inspections of the site and who I have kept in the <br /> loop throughout this project, I believed I did not need a permit for the current scope of the project, <br /> as the pit only covers 1.25 acre, and I still intend to turn the pit into a pond when the material is <br /> removed. I was therefore very surprised when I received the Division's letter dated June 5,2014. <br /> I understand from our discussions and from talking to Geoff Craig that you believe a Division <br /> permit is now required for LTD's project. I have cooperated with the Division in the past and I will <br /> continue to cooperate. I have ceased operations, I am agreeable to obtaining a permit, and I am <br /> agreeable to not removing further material from the site until a permit has been issued. <br /> I will move forward with putting the permit application materials together, and will be in <br /> touch with you as I proceed. As I explained on the phone,several families have been put out of work <br /> on this project,and building construction,and related employment on CrossCreek Ranch has been <br /> stalled until a permit is issued. I therefore respectfully request that the Division move swiftly in <br /> issuing the permit after the required application materials are received. <br /> Thanks you for your assistance with this process and project. <br />
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