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� r <br /> ACY ROMER �� JERIS A.DANIELSON <br /> r r Oovemor , State Engineer <br /> 1876 <br /> OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER <br /> DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES <br /> 1313 Sherman Street-Room 81 a <br /> Denver, Colorado 80203 <br /> (303) 866-3581 <br /> TO, A& G PARTNERSHIP FROM: GLENN GRAHAM <br /> RECEIPT NO.- 319305 BATE: December 6, 1990 <br /> Your application for a permit to construct a well (gravel pit) is being returned for the <br /> reasons listed below. The information and/or additional documentation requested is required <br /> before we can proceed further with the evaluation of your application. <br /> All corrections and additions you make to the application form must be typed or printed <br /> in BLACK INK please initial and date all changes and additions you make to the application <br /> form. _ <br /> Return the original application form with all attached documentation to this office. <br /> w*#*ws*wwwwrswwww*wwa**i*s*wwwwwwwwww*ww*M+�a*wwwwwwwwww*www*rw*ww*www******wwwwwwwww <br /> The Exhibit A attached to your application which describes the detailed use and method <br /> of diversion contemplates the removal from the pit of significant amounts of water for both <br /> dewatering and dust suppression purposes. The Board of Examiners of Water Well Construction <br /> and Pump Installation Contractors has recently passed a resolution pertaining to structures (gravel <br /> pits) diverting ground water for purposes other than evaporation, and that do not comply with the <br /> minimum construction standards required by the Water Well Construction and Pump Installation <br /> Rules. A copy of that resolution is enclosed. In order to determine if the blanket variance would <br /> apply, we need to have more information regarding the structure and/or apparatus that will be <br /> used to dewater the pit and remove water for dust suppression. <br /> Please describe the equipment and/or installation that will be used to remove water frow <br /> the pit. I€you intend to install concrete rings and a permanent type pump in the pit, then it will <br /> probably require a separate variance be granted by the Board. <br /> Field inspection of the site (copy of the report enclosed) of the proposed pit determined <br /> that there is an existing abandoned pit that is within 600 feet of your proposed pit. According to <br /> the Water Commissioner who made the inspection, the abandoned pit is owned by Grand <br /> Junction Pipe (Concrete Pipe?). It will be necessary for your to obtain from the owner of that pit <br /> a waiver stating that they have no objection to the issuance of a permit to construct a well (gravel <br /> pit) located within 600 feet of their well (or pit). A blank form for that purpose is attached. If <br /> you have any questions regarding the field inspection, or completing the waiver form, please <br /> contact Marc Klocker at 245-5894 in Grand Junction. <br /> Feel free contact this office if you have any other questions or require additional <br /> information. <br />