PERMFILE44712

• Permit No: M1990059
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/17/1990
• From: USDA
• To: MLRD
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

„~..,,~United States Fo~ Ouray Rang istrict
rF ~~~~epartment of Service _Ci05 South ownsend
Y,~ FAgriculture III IIIIIIIIIIIII III ~e, Colorado 81401
~dAY 17 199D
MINED LAND 2800
~[C:LAMATION bIVISION May 14, 1990
Daniel I. Hernandez, Reclamation Specialist
Mined Land Reclamation Division
Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman Street, Room 215
Denver, CO 80203
Dear Mr. Hernandez:
This is in reply to your Notice of Permit Application dated May 8, 1990
concerning Mr. Gil Moser, File No. M-90-059.
On May 3, 1990 our office received the attached notice from Mr. Moser. It
appears that the notice provided the wrong claim number. Our records did show
an E1 Dorado M.S. 2268 in the proper location. A copy of a map is enclosed.
On May 14, 1990, Lewis French of my staff talked with Mr. Moser via telephone.
Mr. Moser described the operation as follows:
1. Approximately 1/3 of an existing dump would be hauled away.
2. Underground workings would be extended ~ to 50 feet.
3. No new road construction was needed.
4. No new surface disturbance would occur.
5. The claim is patented and owned by Yankee Boy Mining. Partners in
Yankee Boy Mining are Ralph Miller, Baxter Baily and I.W. Baily of
Colorado Springs.
We made the following comments to Mr. Moser and also offer them to you as our
comments on his proposal:
1. The claim borders National Forest lands on the east and west.
2. Any disturbance or work on National Forest lands require approval by
the Forest Service in advance.
3. The county road in Yankee Boy Basin is popular with su(runer time
recreationists (hikers, climbers and 4~aheel drive enthusiasts) and
should remain open.

In reply, Mr. Moser stated that he would visit the worksite with the claim
owner who was familiar with the claim boundaries. Mr. Moser would ensure that
Caring for the 4nd end Ssrvinp Pwpls
FS~t1200.2t1(7.821