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HISTORY COLORADO - <br /> NO HISTORIC PROPERTIES <br /> From: McMahon,Todd <br /> To: Neil Thomson <br /> Cc: Dan Corson-HC <br /> Subject: Re: Notice of 112 Permit Amendment <br /> Date: Thursday,May 29,2014 1:44:18 PM <br /> Thank you Neil for contacting us for clarification. <br /> We checked our files and the Gummersall House (5AM1237) was last evaluated in <br /> 1998 as Officially Not Eligible to the State Register. It is not listed on the National <br /> Register nor the State Register of Historic Places. <br /> Indeed you are correct at this point, our major concern is the inadvertent discovery <br /> of human remains on the property. <br /> Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. <br /> Gratefully, <br /> On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 10:26 AM, Neil Thomson <NThomsonCd)e-470.com> wrote: <br /> Mr. McMahon: <br /> Tyler O'Donnell with the State Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety sent me <br /> your April 18 letter re the above (attached). I'd like to clarify your letter if I may. <br /> The E-470 Public Highway Authority is the current owner of the Gummersall <br /> property referenced in your letter. Am I correct in assuming that this house is not <br /> on the National Register and therefore not significant? <br /> The house has not been occupied for over 10 years and has been subject to <br /> vandalism and break-ins in recent years. It is a source of some concern to us as <br /> owners because of the need for continued security. Because of this liability and the <br /> fact we have no future use for the house, we are planning to demolish the house <br /> within the next year or so. <br /> It appears that your only concern is if we discover any human remains during our <br /> reclamation activities. <br /> Please let me know if I am correct in my interpretation of your letter. <br />