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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981044
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
3/9/1981
Doc Name
EMPIRE ENERGY CORP AFFIRMATION OF AVF EXEMPTION CMLR LETTER OF 02-04-1984
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DELANEY & BALCOMB PC
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• i <br />• <br />Mr. David C. Shelton <br />January 26, 1981 <br />Page Two <br />but was unable to define a revised boundary for the areal extent. <br />Therefore, at our meeting Darry Ferguson inquired about the Division's <br />concept of "exempt area plus adjacent area" and asked it to define its <br />concept. As I understood it, representatives of the Division were to <br />provide such a definition to Darry or to me. <br />The third area we discussed involved the Division's interpretation of <br />the scope of the exemption provision. Mr. Bischoff 's letter found that <br />Empire Energy is subject to the provisions of CRS 34-33-120(2)(J)(VI). <br />In our meeting, I understood a Division representative to state that <br />Mr. Louis Woods of the Colorado State Attorney General's Office was in <br />agreement with Mr. Bischoff's finding. However, Darry Ferguson and I <br />informed you of our belief that the provisions of Section 120(2)(J)(VI) <br />are not applicable to the underground mining operations of Empire. In <br />light of the inconsistent positions of the Division and Empire, I re- <br />quested that you seek an opinion of the State Attorney General as to <br />whether the Division's position on the applicability of Section 120(2)(J)(VI) <br />to underground mines is correct. I also questioned the correctness of <br />the Division's position that a mine must meet certain AVF-related <br />performance standards if it is exempt under the AVF exemption provision <br />and requested the opinion of the Attorney General or the Division on the <br />issue. <br />In summary, I understood that Darry Ferguson and I had requested the <br />following in the December 24 meeting: <br />(1) Clarification of the kind and amount of material <br />necessary and acceptable to the Division to convince it <br />to find that Empire's Mines Number 6, 7, and 8 are a <br />part of the planned operation and thus entitled to the <br />AVF exemption. <br />(2) Clarification and quantification of the Division's <br />interpretation of the concept of "areal extent plus <br />adjacent area." <br />(3) A written opinion of the Attorney General on (a) the <br />applicability of CRS 34-33-120(2)(J)(VI) to Empire's <br />submission and its underground mining complex, and <br />(b) the interaction between the AVF exemption and its <br />effect on the necessity to comply with the performance <br />standards in other sections of the Colorado Statute <br />that are the same or similar to the standards for which <br />the AVF exemption is granted. <br />
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