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05/31/2006 11:22 7192751715 CONST SERVICES BLDG PAGE 04 <br /> <br /> <br />1y10tion £Oi Continuance <br />Permit Application No. M-2D05-080 <br />Pagc 3 0£ 7 <br />2.e. On Mey 23, 2006, counsel foz Objectors obtained a second document imaging <br />CD from Mr. Dupler. This new CD included a DMG Minerals Program haspection Report, dated <br />Apxil 11, 2006, which tlae Objectors had never received. <br />2.f. Objectors and their counsel have no way of kzaowing if they have been <br />provided with all documents in the DMG file for Permit No. M-2005-080. <br />2.g. Objectors are prejudiced by the lack of timely availability of documents in <br />their preparation for the Pre-hearing Conference on June 2, 2006 and of th a Boazd Heating on June <br />14 and 1 S, 2006. <br />3. As a second grouzad for this moron, Rule 1.6.2. (2) states: "The copy of the permit <br />application, adequacy responses of the applicant, application revisions, and any permit amendment <br />applications placed at the office of the County Clerk or Recorder ...shall be retained until final <br />agency action, as defined in C.R.S. 24-4-105(14), on said application has occurred, and he available <br />£or inspection during such period ..." Objector, Kent Rolf went to the Park County Clerk and <br />Recorder's office on May 22; 2006 to inspect the file for dais permit held by the Clerk and Recorder <br />to see if documents not provided to Objectors were in that office. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is <br />an affidavit from Kent Rolfdiscussing his visit to tlae Park Comity Clerk and Recorder's Office and <br />showing that only the application is on file iu that Office. <br />4. As a Hurd growid For this motion, DMG's Guide to Citizen Participation in the 112 <br />Reclaznation Permit Application Process for Construction Material and Hard Rock/Metal Mining <br />Operations (Dated October 2, 2001, Revised October 19, 2001, August 2, 2004 and January 12, <br />2006) at page 4 states that: "[t]he applicant must notify ttre local board of county commissioners, <br />all ]and and mineral rights owners of record for the site, all owners of record of land (inciuding all <br />recorded easenxents) within 200 feet of the affected lands ..." (emphasis added). DMG's la' <br />Adequacy Review dated April 5, 2006 requested tlaat pursuant to Rule 1.6.5(2), Applicant must <br />provide "proof of notice to all owners ofrecord of surface lands, and easement holders that are on <br />the affected land and within 200 feet of the boundary of the affected land." Applicant's response, <br />dated Apti114, 2006 included proof of notice "£or all adjacent lazad owners and CDOT." Applicant <br />has not provided proof of notice to all easement holders within 200 feet of the boundary of tlae <br />affected land. Owners of utiliries located within said 200 feet, discussed in Mr. Rolfls affidavit <br />(attached hereto as Exhibit B) were not notified. Therefore, the application is incomplete. <br />5. As a fourth ground for this ruction, Rule 6.4.7(4) specifically requires the applicant <br />to identify tlae specific source(s) of water and the quantity to be obtained from each source iza order <br />to meet the project's anticipated water requirements. The applicazat has failed to identify any <br />source(s) of water to be used for the minizag operations (e.g., dust control, wash water, process <br />water). Therefore, the application is incomplete. <br />