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10/24/98 14: J9 $`S00 ~ 1J48 <br />LG EVERIST • III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />L.G. EVERIST, INC. <br />~~ ;. <br />6..J <br />October 24, 1996 <br /> <br />Ms. Christina ICarttnikar <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Room 215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />RE: Maryland Creek Ranch <br />Dear Christina: <br />313 5. PHILLIPS <br />P.O BO% 582D <br />SIOU% rALlS. SOUn I DAKOTA 57117 <br />tlO};1Ja-SOW <br />FAX 605.934-0656 <br />MOUHTIIIR ~IVISIOH <br />9066 pOU1GE STREET <br />Mi1NtH3C>M. GOLUriA1YJ W.6' 40 <br />]0}2B7~IGSIi <br />FUt 3Ub2N'' I.T.4 <br />During our Conditional LJse permit review on the Maryland Creek Rauch operating we made several <br />commitments to Summit County. By agreement, we wish to include these commitments into the <br />DMG Regular Operations permit. <br />The two additions to our permit should read as follows: <br />A planting screen of willow and alder shtuhs will be installed along State Highway 9, <br />borderit~ lakes two and three. These plantings and other landscaping on the property shall <br />be irrigated as necessary to ensure the plants are capable of surviving without irrigation. <br />2. At least 20% of the shorelines of each lake shall have undulating land forms. An undulation <br />shall be defined as a protrusion extending aT leaa-t 20 feet from the normal shoreline and <br />tapering at least five times the protrusion distance in both directions. Undulations will be <br />seated with inert fill material when available and with gravel when inert fill is not available, <br />concutrertt with the reclamation of the lake shorelines. The slope of all undulations shall not <br />exceed 4; I. The primary focus fur the placement of all undulations sltell be on the east <br />shorelines of the lakes. <br />Thank you for your attention to this matter. <br />Since /~ - / //~ , <br />emus B. Staebell ~s~G~J <br />Manager, Mountain Division <br />cc: Gary J. Tuttle, Tuttle Applegate <br />Summit County Clerk via. Certified Mail <br />Jim Curnutte, Summit County Planning Dept, <br />