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. ; • ~IIII~II~III~II~II~ STATE OF COl ORAt?O u¢'r~nnn ~i. ~nNtA. Gnv ~~nr~v 999 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES D. Monte Pascoe, Executive Director 11ILNED LAND RECLAAIA'TION 423 Centennial Building, 1373 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 866-3567 David C. Shelton Director August 16, 1982 Mr. Raymond J. Gromwall Comprehensive Planner City-County Planning 559 White Avenue Room 60 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 RE: Letter of August 4, 1982 Regarding Sheridan Enterprises, Inc.; Munger Canyon Permit Application Dear Mr. Gromwall: The Division has considered the concerns you outlined in the above referenced letter. Additionally, we have contacted representatives of Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. to discuss these concerns. The following discussion is the Division's response to your concerns; 1. Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. has submitted a receipt to the Division indicating that their application was received by the Mesa County Recorder on February 20, 1981. Sheridan also stated that they recently visited the Mesa County Clerks office and found the application on file there. S also contacted the Mesa County Clerks office by telephone on August 11, 1982 at which time they informed me that the application was in fact on file there. 2. During review of applications for permit approval the Division's concern .is that- all local and county approvals have been obtained and are in force at the time of permit issuance. Renewal and maintenance of any agreements are the responsibility of the applicant and the local planning or regulating authority. 3. Resolution No. MCM 82-190 does limit Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. to the storage of not more than 2,000 tons of coal at the IAma loadout site. Representatives of Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. have been advised that this fact must be reflected in their permit application and the Division wilt state this in the Final Decision package. It is also my understanding that Sheridan can be granted specific approval from the Mesa County Commissioners for greater storage on an interim basis.