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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
P2023010
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/2/2023
Doc Name
Incompleteness Response
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Anthony R. Adkins P. Geol, LLC
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DRMS
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LJW
THM
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Anthony R. Adkins, P. Geol. LLC <br /> Certified Professional Geologist <br /> P.O.Box 864 29157 DD 31 Trl <br /> Nucla,CO USA 811,21 <br /> 970.864.7205 H 970.462.6888 C <br /> arapgl1c@nntcwire1ess.com <br /> 30 May 2023 RECEIVED <br /> Mr. Lucas West JUN 0 2 2023 <br /> DRMS <br /> Room 215 Colorado Division of Reclamation, <br /> 1001 E. 62nd Ave. Mining and Saftey <br /> Denver,CO 80216 <br /> RE: Response Letter to DRMS Notice of Incompleteness for Notice of Intent P-2023-010 (Sec ) <br /> Dear Mr. West, <br /> Standard Minerals/Thor Energy wishes to address the points listed in the above referenced <br /> Incompleteness Letter,plus file for a change in the amount of surface disturbance. <br /> 1)Attached is a copy of an email response from the Bureau of Land Management Tres Rios Office <br /> acknowledging receipt of the NOI submittal to their office, <br /> 2)Under separate cover,the correct Financial Warranty form has been posted to the Denver office, <br /> using the address above. <br /> Proposed change in the amount of surface disturbance and related bond for material movement. <br /> The amount of surface disturbance was estimated at 0.94 acre. This was based on a very conservative <br /> approach where cross-country overland travel for a temporary access road to a drill pad was calculated <br /> at 100%disturbance. For example,if a proposed cross-country road is to be 200 feet long,then the <br /> surface disturbance was estimated at 200 ft x a 10 ft width, or a disturbance of 2,000 (0.046ac). A <br /> subsequent discussion in the field between myself and Ryan Joyner,BLM Tres Rios Assistant <br /> Manager for Land and Minerals on this NOI, indicated that they thought this approach was unrealistic. <br /> They felt that the 100%approach was appropriate for where mechanized equipment dropped a blade <br /> or used a bucket to create accessways, and that a 30%disturbance factor was more suitable for <br /> overland travel. <br /> Given that the nature of the terrain at the-Sec. 23 Project Area is suitable for cross-country travel to all <br /> of the proposed drill pads, Standard Minerals would like to propose a reduction in estimated <br /> disturbance calculations from 0.94 acres to 0.73 acres. Please see Table 1 and Figure 1 below. For <br /> consistency, all drill pads are considered to be 100%disturbed. <br /> The reduction of surface area also affects the bond calculations. The original volume measurement of <br /> 1,511.1 yd3 would be reduced to 1,176 yd3 if the access road calculation are modified to a 30% <br /> disturbance <br />
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