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Andrew P. Schissler -3- Ja~luary 20 ,; 1981 identify all alluvial valley floors in or adjacent to the permit area, identify the essential hydrologic functions of these alluvial valley floors, demonstrate how the essential hydrologic functions would be pr served through- out the mining and reclamation process, AND provide sufficient additional information for the Division to make the findings required by ection 114(2)(e)(I). 3. As you know, Colorado has received permanent program appro December 15, 180, resulting in a deadline of February 17, 198 mittal of applications for compliance with the Permanent Progr be noted that the~~Division is required to adhere to a rather s table regarding the, review of~ these applications. Within 120 after an application is deemed complete, the Division must pub decision affirming or. denying the application. This decision the findings referenced in this summary regarding alluvial val severzl additional findings of compliance with all of the requ C.R.S. 1973, 34-33-101 et. sec. (the Act). As noted in the d these findings often require the submittal of significant base application, especially when an operation is unusually complic In the ca must have findings set forth Should for th contact ELB:mab cc: Phil Wolf Dave Sturges Darry Ferguson Dave Shelton Jim Kent Dan Kimball Mike Bishop al, effective for the sub- m. It should ringent time- 0 18b days ish a proposed lust incorporate ey floors plus, rements of scussion above, ine data in the se of Empire Energy's forthcoming permit application ,'the Division the demonstrations and data discussed in this summaryf to make the required by the Act within the time constraints for permit review in the Act. you have any questions regarding this review or prepara ion of materials e forthcoming permit application submittal, please do no hesitate to me. Sincerely, Edward L. Bischoff Reclamation Specialist