2022-11-07_REVISION - C1981010 (4)

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11/7/22, 12:44 PM State.co.us Executive Branch Mail-Fwd:(TRAPPER)FW:(TRAPPER)Trapper Mine TR-132 Cultural Survey concerns From: Graham C. Roberts Sent: Monday, October 31, 2022 11:01 AM To: Marques- HC, Matthew<matthew.marques@state.co.us> Subject: RE: (TRAPPER)Trapper Mine TR-132 Cultural Survey concerns Matthew, That is correct,TR-132 is just the two areas in green. The map you have attached does show J-Pit disturbance to the west. This area has already been approved with DRMS for stripping and mining. Initially the area was delineated with PR-10, of which the 2020 cultural surveys were completed for, and then again with TR-130 where the pit alignment was altered slightly. The disturbance areas for J-Pit are within previously disturbed and reclaimed areas of the site and historical agricultural fields. It is shown on the map, as the TR-132 disturbance is additional disturbance to be shown on this series of maps. Please let me know if you have any other questions, thanks, Graham Roberts Environmental Supervisor Trapper Mining Inc. Office-970-826-6143 Cell-970-756-8950 From: Marques- HC, Matthew [mailto:matthew.marques@state.co.us] Sent: Monday, October 31, 2022 10:34 AM To: Graham C. Roberts<graham.roberts@trappermine.com> Cc: Reilley- DNR, Robin <robin.reilley@state.Co.us> Subject: Re: (TRAPPER)Trapper Mine TR-132 Cultural Survey concerns Hi Graham, Thank you for sending me the additional information. Just to confirm, the revision does not include additional disturbance outside of the areas highlighted in green on your maps? One of the maps included with TR-132 (attached to this email) shows potential activities associated with the J-Pit to the west. Regards, On Wed, Oct 26, 2022 at 7:07 PM Graham C. Roberts <graham.roberts@trappermine.com>wrote: https:Hmail.googIe.com/mail/b/AO3mRRZAPwbpg-POOifGyvccO-lgYl 112WKwfHkPYkfheV9HgzFQ/u/O/?ik=deb7fOcd20&view=pt&search=all&permthid... 2/3