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III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 999 COLORADO L[ME COMPANY 400 Railroad Street P.O. Box 1044 Salida Colorado RECEIVED ~u~ t t 2oet pivision of Minerals and Geology June 26, 2001 STATE OF COLORADO Division Of Minerals and Geology 1313 Sherman Street Denver, CO. 80203 Attention: James Dillie Re: Monarch Quarryl 12 Permit Application, File Number M-2000-098, Second Adequacy Letter Dear Mr. Dillie, At this writing it does not appear that I will hear from the State Water Engineer on our plan to augment the water needed at the site. Also, 1 have not heard from my client, CLC regarding the handling of the stale water impounded on the site. With this in mind, I am sure that I will need another 90 days or until October 18,2001, to complete the filings. i think that about runs the one year filing allowance. As to your letter of June 20,2001, I have amended exhibits A & S to comply but will hold them and make one submittal when [ have it all together. This may save some confusion. Paragraph 6: Approval of mining a newly selected site is clearly the intent of the applicant and a technical revision is definitely planned and depending on the extent of the activity, an amendment may be in order. "Mining" as the term is used here is exclusive of drilling exploration or removal of ore broken before any permit application by CLC. __ Ll+ave hired [nhn F'prQLCnn a P F frnm Iluranon tn_hrslp~~rolr~J~~o N.o arlnal v o ~ expected runoff from a 2 year 24 hour storm event taking into account gradient, soil type, vegetation, etc. in the drainage area. I will have this and all calculations done for the final (I hope) submittal.26.67 acre feet is overkill. I will re submit the blasting analysis. The current operation, mining of the spoils pile, entails no blasting, is easterly across the South Arkansas River and more than 200 yards from Mrs. Gloria Brown's residence and in no way should interfere with her use of her premises. Paragraph 8: I do not agree with you that wildlife and recreational use are not compatible. Our rock is getting to small for all to inhabit so we mist have combined use. The Forest Service Motto: "The Land Of Many Uses". As I stated before, there is a small herd of bighorn sheep in the area that do not seem to be disturbed with our use. They should be able to tolerate a little recreational use.