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<br />~ ~ ii- ~--~~~III1111111 <br />sss <br />QUEST CONSULTING ENGINEERING /LAND USE /SURVEYING <br />2080 West 60th Avenue • Denver, Colorado 80221 • (303) 426-8438 <br />December 12, 1985 <br />Mr. Mark Loye ~~~~ <br />Senior Reclamation Specialist <br />Mined Land reclamation Division C T <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />423 Centennial Building ~p~~y~(~ <br />1313 Sherman Street C ~ u,.` <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 ~1b~~A~.~~:~~ML71r4R. <br />Re: File No.: M-80-110 <br />Colorado Sand and Gravel Ouarry Amendment <br />Dear Mr. Loye: <br />In reference to your letter of November 22, 19R5 to Mr. Bob <br />Siegrist, first let thank you for your courtesy in allowing us to <br />not reply until December 16. Your consideration is greatly <br />appreciated. <br />Secondly, please find attached the certificate of puhlication and <br />copies of the certified mail receipts. These items should <br />complete our legal notice requirements. <br />Third, in regard to your specific comments, we've responded below <br />in the same order you gave them. <br />Exhibit C and D <br />1. Please find attached two letters from the owners of the <br />structures confirming they have no objection to the mining <br />within 200' and have been assured by Siegrist that in the <br />unlikely event that any damage did occur from mining that the <br />Colorado Sand and Gravel Company would bear responsibility. <br />Actually, the concern in our opinion is not reasonable in that <br />both owners are involved in the mining as they receive either <br />royalties or mortgage payments on the property being mined, in <br />that the mining next to the Pinewood homes has already been <br />substantially completed and if any damage was going to occur <br />it already would have, and in that for the home across 132nd <br />for damage to occur would first involve removal of a County <br />road. Regardless, the letters should resolve this concern. <br />L15:S.LET.54..81.9A <br />