1980-10-23_PERMIT FILE - M1980194

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• Co III III III III IIII III 4 ti u999 1% L. ROTHSCHILD, RE 4£CMR 0£ 7RANSPORTA7/ON IRK BRENTON ,HWA7 ADA1N/S7RAIOR EBr, teal h� JB �O :ORGE Na� 'C/NEER/MG ADMI, L.S. U ADNIMlS7RATOR EL PASO COUNTY p ' ` ' / �W WAM924m2awSifo7� 3170 CENTURY STREET COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80907 October 23 , 1980 Mr . Mark S. Loye Reclamation Specialist q Q p Mined Land Reclamation � 1 423 Centennial Building 1313 Sherman Street Denver , Colorado 80203 Dear Mr. Loye: This letter is to confirm our telephone conversation of today in which we agreed to the following additions to our 110 Permit Applications . Exhibit A: Increase the expected areas of disturbance by 2 acres for each pit except Sokol , which would re- main at 7 .5 acres and Dellacroce , which would be increased by 3. 0 acres to 9 acres . We under- stand that it will be necessary to ammend our permit if any of the pits exceed the anticipated disturbance acreage . Exhibit B: We are agreeable to seeding the top soil stock piles with the recommended seed mix, we will advise the Soil Conservation Service of your recommendations . Exhibit C: We will mark by dashed lines the anticipated area of disturbance for each pit. We expect these photos by the middle of November. Exhibit D : Jack Vayhinger of the Division of Wildlife will provide us with a specific Wildlife report for each pit location as soon as his field personell can be free after hunting season. If the Wildlife staff finds something that requires particular attention, our operations are flexible enough to accomodate their recommendations . Exhibit E: The seeding plan provided by the Soil Conservation Service provides for drill rates to the best of our knowledge. We will work with the Soil Conservation Service in determining the areas that will benefit from mulching.