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' `Mr. James R. McA~le • August 17, 1983 Page 2 4. Upon the termination of all mining activity at the Cash mine, the main access road and the metal hoist house and compressor building will be maintained for future use. The mine access road has been in existence since the 1870's, and provides access to eight other mines and to thirty-six patented claims in the Cash Gulch area, and hence cannot be completely abandoned and reclaimed. At the present time, the collar of the Cash mine shaft is sealed by a locked trap door. Upon the termination of all mining activity, this area will be fenced and a heavy steel plate secured over the mine shaft to prevent future unautho- rized access to the Cash mine. C. Public Notice 1. As proof of publication, we are enclosing two origi- nal examples of the Public Notice which appeared in the Boulder Daily Camera on August 4 and August 11, 1983. We are also submitting the return receipts from the owners of record of surface rights to the immediately adjacent lands. In addi- tion to mailing copies of this Public Notice to the owners of record, we also mailed them copies of our Application for. a Mining and Reclamation Permit for the Cash mine. Please note that the undersigned is an owner of record of surface land immediately adjacent to the Cash mine, and that I hereby acknowledge receipt of the Public Notice for an Ap- plication for a Mining and Reclamation Permit for the Cash mine. D. Exhibit L - Reclamation Costs 1. We will obtain a surety bond in the amount of 55,000 from a corporate surety authorized to do business in Colorado. We look forward to cooperating with the Mined Land Reclamation Division in this matter, and are ready to furnish any addi- tional material that will assist your staff with our permit application. Very truly yours, GOLD HILL MINING COMPANY `rno~.._ 94: _ Mark A. Steen MAS:acb Enclosures