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~ ~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~TAT~ OF COLORADO DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY III I II I II I II IIII III Deparlmem of Natural Resources 999 I J I J Sherman 51 ,Room 215 Ir~~~~ Denver, Colorado 80203 I Phone' (3031 866-3567 FAS: 13011 83?-R 106 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Ray Romer Governor July 23, 1997 lames 5. Lo<hheaA &ecunvr Direcmr Mr Tom Gast M~~narl e. Lnog Divi:Ion Director Environmental Management Services Company 2301 Research Boulevazd Suite 103 Ft. Collins, CO 80526 RE: Letters of Comment, Parkdale Project, 112 Permit Application, File No. M-97-054 Dear Mr. Gast: Please find enclosed copies of two letters the Division has received from individuals commenting on Agile Stone systems proposed Parkdale Project. These letters are either addressed to the Fremont County Boazd of Commissioners or are addressing a county conditional use permit. These commentors will be asked whether they wish to reference your state reclamation permit application and if so, to resubmit their letters accordingly. One of the letters is from Mazk and Jacque Brown. The list of comments contains two items our Division and the Board most likely will not address under the Colorado Land Reclamation Act for the Extraction of Construction materials and the Construction Materials Regulations. These items are the second and fourth on the list. The first refers to Fremont County's master plan in regard to preserving scenic highway 50. The other is the traffic hazazd of trucks using road 157 and US highway 50. These items are considered local government issues. The other items on the list are all issues the Division and the Boazd can consider in reviewing and making a decision regazding the permit application. These issues should all be addressed by the applicant during the review process. It may be helpful if you could discuss these issues directly with Mazk and Jacque Brown. The other letter from the Fremont County Weed Advisory Board expresses a concern that the project could result in the spread of the noxious weed "leafy spurge". If you have not done so please address this likely problem in an addition to the application or responses to a Division adequacy letters. It may be beneficial if you would contact the Weed Advisory Board directly for advice on how to prevent this potential problem.