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~~~ State of Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Sept. 8, 1978 This diversion would be entirely on currently designated affected land and in accord with regulations and engineering practices as applicable at the time the diversion would be de- signed. Attached is Exhibit Cc, Mining Plan for the old concrete quarry area showing 10 sequential cuts. Exhibit Fc shows final reclaimed contours. Both maps, Exhibit Cc and Fc are overlays on Map pcc-1395. It was noted that Ideal did not previously break down the $450 per acre estimated reclamation costs as backfilling of an adjacent worked-out cut was considered as a mining cost. Following is a breakdown of this cost estimate and rough grading would normally be considered a mining cost. Rough Grading $250 per acre Finish Grading $ 75 per acre Seeding and Fertilization $125 per acre Discussed in a telephone conversation with Mr. Funston on Sep- tember 7, 1978 was the hearing of Application 77-344 at the September 27-28 Hoard Meeting, and availability of revised in- formation to the general public. The legal publication stated that permit application information would be available at Ideal's office in Florence, Colorado, Fre- mont County Planning and Colorado Mined Land Reclamation, 1313 Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado 80203• Hy carbon copy of this letter it is requested that Portland plant manager, Mr. W. T.Spring- man, advise Fremont County Planning Director, Mr. Don L. Welch, to refer any inquiries for information on the Portland quarry applica- tion to the Portland plant office. Mr. Funston did not expect any problems with scheduling the Portland permit application for Board consideration, soon after lunch on September 27, 1978. This meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. T.1e~1 ~~~ r~~~ . r. iry 4 ~« Lr ~~ ~"IfleM l7.~,_,~ F..