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...~ . <br />. ~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />999 <br />INFORMAL CONFliRENCE <br />Blue Ribbon Coal Property <br />The December 31, 19']5 Purchase Agreement provided certain <br />conditions for protecting and preserving the Blue I~ibbon property for <br />continued underground mining, upon the surrender of the purchase agree- <br />ment. The Allens feel that they, by being the mineral, surface and <br />lease hold owners, that they ~auld have been contacted regarding <br />Blue Ribbon's coal mining and reclaiming plans In the mining permit <br />application. The Allen~s written comments should have been submitted <br />therewith. This is stated under Rule 2.05.$ titled "Postmining Land <br />Use.s," (1) and (2) of the Colorado Mined Land Rules and Regulations . <br /> <br />THE FOLLOWING IS A BROAD VIEW, OF HO~r! THE ALLENS WOULD HAVE POSSIBLY <br />WORKED WITH G.M.P. AND B.R. MINING CO. <br />Had Rule 2.05.5 been followed in the mining permit appli- <br />~ ~tY ~af ti,rie <br />cation,XrAllens would have asked for a time consideration period (pos- <br />sibly one year) for organizing, securing the coal mining permit, and <br />assuming the bond. <br />This would have relieved the time schedule followed by <br />Blue Ribbon to reclaim the:portals, etc. and the speedy removal of <br />the buildings and equipment before the purchase agreement, surrender <br />dater of December 31, 1986. The Allen s: may have been interested in <br />dealing for some of the buildings and equipment. <br />