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1 <br /> 17. Is there a Water Plan in place to ensure the quality and quantity of water the area <br /> currently uses is not affected by its operations? <br /> 18, Is there a new Mining Plan? <br /> 19. Is there a new Site Description? ' <br /> 20. Is there a Reclamation Plan and Map? <br /> 21. Can neighbors see required Permits, Licenses and Inspection Reports? <br /> 22. Is there a Geotechnical Stability Exhibit? <br /> 23. A list of inert materials and liquids used to backfill the pit and inspections to' <br /> ensure ground water, air and land non-toxicity? <br /> 24. Original Permit for the sand and gravel pit. <br /> 25. How will the materials be processed? <br /> 26. Dust Control at site and on the road. Watering, carpeting roads with aggregate <br /> and speed restrictions are suitable methods. The use of chemical stabilizers <br /> creates a road safety problem when it rains or snows by making the dirt road very <br /> slippery and mushy. <br /> 27. Inspections in air quality, noise mitigation, hydrology and water quality/quantity, <br /> the safety and protection of wildlife, explosives and chemicals. <br /> 28. Date and results of ambient groundwater quality and quantily. <br /> 29. Plans to dig a well. <br /> 30. Engineering plan to describe how materials will be placed and stabilized to avoid <br /> settling and voids. <br /> 31. Water Plan to include if the pit will be lined and the use of dewatering techniques. <br /> 32. Plan to address the public roads (E 72"d Ave}. <br /> 33. Plan to pave E 72"d Ave. <br /> 34. Has AFS operated the sand and gravel pit under the original Permit? <br /> 35. Has AFS followed the provisions in the original Permit? <br /> 36. Can a company be sold, and the original Permit be used by the purchasing <br /> companiwithout amendments; i.e. name change, loads per day, road <br /> maintenance? <br /> 1 realize some of my concerns are fall under Adams County jurisdiction. I will be sending <br /> them a copy of this letter as well. <br />