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. ~ C-41-o-~$ .T E STOVER 8c ASSOC2ATES n 743 HORI20N COURT SUITE 205 REr..EIVEo GRAND .7UNCTION. COLORADO 81506 JAN24 1992 P HON E ( 3 0 3) 2 4 5- 4 1 0 1 NINB ENGINEERING GIYIL ENGINEERING NINE HECLRw.AT[ON WN513LL'TiON NANACENENT ~.~- ~a••t ~5op or ~Zpv(~ vK tp~J L+~~. ~e~INw.w6vJ ~ A..~N,.~jc ~~P1iu~s~ ~u.. A. J. Waldron :~!in=d Lana Reclamatiev. Pivisio^. 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 Re: Lillylands Inc. Permit Application Submittal Montrose County, CO Dear hlr. Waldron: C_o1oa~.de Y~t.,reJ• . February 5, 1991 fL ~ •20A't- On February &, 1991, I shipped to the Division, via UPS, five copies of Lillylands Inc.'s application for a permit to conduct coal mining in Colorado. This permit application con- sists of two volumes so the Division should have received a total of ten "books". The application fee for this permit is 52500 in accord with Rule 2.01.6. The applicant has elected to pay the fee over the term of the permit. Therefore, enclosed is 5500, traenty percent of the total permit fee. After the Division determines that the permit application is complete and assuming there has been no informal conference, the Division must issue a proposed decision, granting er de^3•ing the permit in whole or in part, within 120 days. This time frame is subject to a 60 dap extension if the application is unusually complex or controversial. Because of the probable need for more extensive baseline vegetation information, the applicant hereby naives its right to a decision within 120 days. It is anticipat- ed that additional baseline vegetation information, if required, can be collected and submitted to the Division so a decision can be issued within 180 daps. Enclosed sre five copies of a letter from the landowner that r.ere left out of the application. This letter contains the landowners comments about the proposed postmining land use and it belongs in Exhibit 8 of Volume I.