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iiiiiiiuiiiiiuiii COLORADO LIME COMPANY 400 East Railroad Avenue P.O. Box 1044 Salida, Colorado 81201 RECEIVED DEC 17 2001 Division o1 Minerals and Geology December 7, 2001 STATE OF COLORADO Division of Minerals and Geology 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Attention: James Dillie Re: Monarch Quarry 112 Permit Application, File No. M-2000-098 Dear Mr. Dillie, In hopes of this being the last adequacy letter, I am enclosing: 1) Amended exhibit A showing Gloria Brown's residence and listing her as an adjoining surface landowner. In this regard, Gloria Brown's property is not within the permit area and there will be no mining activity, including blasting, within 200 feet of her property. When the applicant decides to mine, as part of it's mining plan, it will conduct pre-blast surveys at Ms, Browns residence (with her permission ), use proper stemming methods during each blast and limit the amount of explosives per shot to minimize flyrock problems and comply with ground motion and airblast limitations. Blast events shall be monitored at Ms. Browns residence. 2) For the Stormwater Permit and Stormwater Management Plan: a) SWMP map showing the drainage azea; b) Exert from above showing the vegetation areas used to calculate the 30% vegetation cover; c) Exert from (a) showing profile locations used to calculate the average (26°) slope; d) Letter from John Ferguson, P.E., calculating the peak flow for this area. As John did not have the curve for a two year, 24 hour, event, he calculated it fora 5 yeaz, 24 hour, event, being 81675 cu. ft. or ].8 acre feet. These calculations do not take into account an on site percolation test, which was not performed, and which would further lower the amount of stormwater to be handled. At my request, and just prior to leaving the quarry for the winter, I had the decant pond cleaned and expanded to 400 feet east to west, 65 feet north to south and a least 4 foot deep. If my math is correct it will accommodate