PERMFILE47333 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MMRR Quany, M-2004-067 Response to Sept. 20, 2005 Adequacy Review October 24, 2005 Page 13 (~ Permit process. A Regular 112 Reclamation Permit application is a state process, with its own jurisdictional scope. Mining activity may require a county approval prior to its legal commencement, but a state permit exists independently of local land use review. It is not relevant to the current Regular 112 review whether or not any particular County permit process is or is not required for the proposed quarry. The state review process focuses on the adequacy of plans according to state statute; the current review process cannot serve as a forum to question or define the scope of regulatory programs in otherjurisdictions. Throughout the M-2004-067 review, the Applicant has faithfully adhered to the intent of the Construction Materials Act and has properly identified Gilpin County as a potential regulatory authority in Exhibit M. The Applicant has abided by all applicable law. As noted previously, there is no cause for denial of this application under the controlling state statute, C.R.S. § 34-32.5-115(4). As we have noted before, the proposed MMRR Quarry will be a quality facility, comparable to other permitted quarries in Colorado and consistent with all state reclamation permitting standards. • Please contact Banks and Gesso, LLC, at 303/274.4277 if additional information or clarification is appropriate. Sincerely, BANKS AND GESSO, LLC Alex chatz cc: Bob Lembke, CCDWP encl: Project Attorney Letter, Chris Hayes, Bjork Lindley Little PC, Oct. 24, 2005 Proof of September 2005 Public Notice to SDMD and CDOT Structure Agreement to Silver Dollar Metropolitan District, Sept. 22, 2005 Right-of-way deeds (Book 201, P. 516; Book 212, P. 276) CDOT Access Permit, issued August 23, 2005 Proof of Public Notice #2, sent to DMG, May 16, 2005 Revised Exhibits C and F