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benchmark the entire site and all existing and future operations. The existing survey may need to be adjusted since it did not encompass all affect d lands, and did not provide for visual references over the property that woul allow these lands to be defined or discussed intelligently. To return to the site in advance of this evaluation would probably fail to enhance the purposes of the existing survey. The aerial information may require re measurement and identificati n of corners on the ground. For this reason, any future on site measurements are pending analysis of this information and review and comment by your Office and Larimer County Planning. While the 1996 aerial is tilted by the topography, we trust there will be sufficient accuracy to allow for all internal measurements to be measured an mapped by computer [CAD-CAM]. The existing survey will be reordered and corners placed in the field to identify both property boundary corners an present day limit of affected lands. Each area in the aerial will be described ac ording to its nature, extent, and purpose. An extraction and reclamation sch dine will be developed around this information, and intent of excavation over time will be identified in a new Regular Impact [112] Construction Materials Per it. The remedy, assuming the DMG and the County will allow some pe the internal measurements of the site. It is my understanding 1 allows pace and compass method for determining internal measuren CAD-CAM measurement off of the 1996 aerial should be equal to such methods of measurement, and approximate or exceed that w determined by Brunton Compass and Chain [a method accepted by 112 permit boundary determination. This solution may not have been viable at the time these permits w. approved. Their use now should allow for extraction and reclamatic a manner that is both manageable and reportable. In this manner pursue a random deposit within a defined area, report the area reclaim a defined portion of land in the subsequent year, as identifie CAM generated mylar overlay. The overlay information would b future aerial photographs of the area which are presently being annual basis by a Front Range provider. Should aerials not be available, subsequent measurements will t survey based corners utilizing at a minimum a Brunton Compass, tripod, and surveyors chain. Given the slope limitations at this sit Correspondence of Tuesday 7 January 1997 to Tony Waldron, Colorado Div Geology from Bradford Janes, for Doug Blachli, Rocky Road Quarry, DMG 3 nt error in the DMG is of a site. superior to h could be DMG for re originally i to occur in Doug could effected, and IonaCAD- based upon sown on an made from ounteo on a it would not Minerals and M85-210.