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olry) c, a C/o��6 <br /> A7 <br /> 1313 Snercr.�n S' ee;.. Roc M 215 <br /> De--e-r. CO8:203 <br /> September 11,2017 <br /> Mr. Levi Kessler <br /> 3625 Catalpa Drive <br /> Colorado Springs, CO 80907 <br /> Re: Pike National Forest Mining Claims; Permit No. M-2017-038; <br /> Need for State Mine Reclamation Permit <br /> Mr. Kessler, <br /> The Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (Division/DBMS) has specific Rules and <br /> Regulations for Hard Rock, Metal, and Designated Mining Operations, adopted by the Colorado Mined <br /> Land Reclamation Board in January 2015. These rules are in accordance with the Colorado Mined <br /> Land Reclamation Act(Title 34 Article 32). It has come to the attention of the Division that you may <br /> be conducting mineral operations at your claim that requires a mine reclamation permit. The Division <br /> has assigned permit ID number M-2017-038 to your claim. Please reference this Permit ID number on <br /> any correspondence you submit to the Division. <br /> As defined in the Act (34-32-103(8)), "mining operation" means the development or extraction of a <br /> mineral from its natural occurrences on affected land. These activities would need an approved mine <br /> reclamation permit with the Division. <br /> As defined in the Act (34-32-110), any person desiring to conduct limited mining operations may apply <br /> for the expedited processing of a mine reclamation permit under two categories: 110(1)—for <br /> operations on less than five acres; or 110(2)—for operations on less than ten acres. Both categories <br /> limit material extractions to less than 70,000 tons of mineral or overburden or combination of the two <br /> per calendar year. <br />