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~yo~a DISM & DISMUKE Inc. <br />P.O. BO, dp6 boat Springs. COloratlo BgaP <br />IJOJIB]9~])IS <br />III IIIIIIilllllllll <br />I~E~EIV'E® <br />~3UG 2 71982 <br />IlIIAiED LAND RECLAMATION <br />Ce!o. Dept. of Natural Resources <br />August 25, 1982 <br />Brad James <br />Reclamation Specialist <br />Division of Mined Land Reclamation <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 423 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Dear Brad: <br />Enclosed are two copies of the topographic mapping of Bear River Sand and <br />Gravel for Cass Weber. Scale and contour interval are noted on the maps. <br />The ponds are areas where gravel has been extracted and these have been numbered <br />to assist in discussion. <br />The entire north side of the river and ponds 8 and 9 were disturbed prior to <br />Mr. Weber's acquisition of the property. Since permitting has been required, <br />ponds 1, 5, 7 and 10 along with the crusher and stockpile areas have seen <br />activity. Obviously, since the operation was started in 1935 greater than 10 <br />acres have been disturbed. The area affected since 1973 is considerably less <br />than the total, however, and appears to be under 10 acres. Mr. Weber wishes <br />to be in compliance with all applicable regulations of the M.L.R.B. and other <br />regulatory agencies. We have discussed many mine plan options using one or <br />both sides of the river. We would appreciate your comments on one set of the <br />maps so that an acceptable mining plan can be formulated and conducted. A <br />meeting would be even more valuable. <br />A copy of your file including past inspections and current permit would help <br />bring me up to date on the history of the mine. If you could send me a set <br />it would be appreciated. <br />Sincerely, <br />~'G~,- ~/~~/=z-rte[' <br />Kevin McBride <br />Project Engineer <br />KM/bam <br />cc: Cass Weber <br />