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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977534
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/27/1979
Doc Name
MLRB APPLICATIONS FOR RAMSOUR BROS EMPIRE AND GREELEY
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SUTHERLAND RICKETTS & RINDAHL
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DMG
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~ rr~ 1F~i <br />IG Donald C. Sutherland. P.E., L.S. <br />Donald D. Ricketts, P,E. <br />~~ ®®I~ Gilbert F. Rindahl, P.E. <br />Sutherland, Ricketts and Rindahl, Consulting Engineers, Inc. <br />21 80 S. Ivanhoe Street Denver, Colorado E3D222 [3031 759-0951 <br />November 27, 1979 <br />Division of Water Resources <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 818 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Attention: Mr. William R. Smith <br />Re: MLRB Applications for Ramsour Bros. Empire and Greeley <br />Dear Bill: <br />The paragraph numbers refer to the paragraphs contained in <br />letters to Chip Barry regarding the referenced gravel operations. <br />Greeley Pit, Weld County <br />1. Water has been drawn'from these ponds since the early 1930's. <br />The water is cycled back into the ponds after it has passed <br />through the gravel washing process. If it is determined that <br />this constitutes a "well" the operator will apply for a well <br />permit. <br />2. Water used for irrigation will be from an irrigation well <br />source. If sufficient water is not available from such a source, <br />a request for change of use will be requested for an alternate <br />source owned by Strong Farms. <br />3. The Exhibit G states that 5.0 acre feet will be available for <br />the plant demands which require 4.6 acre feet of industrial <br />or commercial use. The water to be used for irrigation will <br />be obtained from irrigation sources owned by Strong Farms. <br />-- <br />4. The owner is not aware of a state law which requires augmentat <br />for evaporative losses caused by surfaces created by mining <br />operation. In the past thirty five years of mining this area, <br />there has been no historical impact on the hydrologic balance <br />of the water caused by this mining operation. <br />Empire Pit <br />1. The following information was obtained from the Division of <br />Water Resources. The water right for the Empire Pit is <br />Lindstrom No. l Ditch and Water Right. The Appropriation <br />date is February 25, 1861. The adjudication date is <br />The decreed use of the water is domestic uses; for power and <br />for cutting and selling ice. If the original commercial/ <br />
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