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III IIIIIIIIIIIII III • STO 11E OF COl ORGDO PiC NnFn D. L~. ~~~c~~nr DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Harris D. Sherman. Executive Director M~ED LAND RECLAlV1A'TION 723 dentennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 8923567 C. C. McCall, Administrator February 8, 1978 Pfr. Rick Bayer Grand County Planner I Courthouse Hot Sulpher Springs, Co RE: Granby Airport Pit - Williams Fork 112 Pit Benson Pit - Grand C Dear Mr. Sayer: The staff has completed th tions. For the most part and of a superior quality. but you can take care of t you should send to me at y and questions to which you follows: ~i.l. PTTS 80451 and County - 77-254 Grand County - 77-255 ty - 77-256 it review of the above-referenced applica- he applications toere very well prepared A few small changes will need to be made, em in a "Letter of Clarification" which ur earliest convenience. The comments should respond in your letter are as Mine Plans: -Need maximum depth of pit during mining and after grading (reclamation) is complete. -Should addres question of access roads. Specifically, if the roads you will be using are county roads or are private roads which w re in existence prior to commencement of mining operations, y u must state so as the reason for not including them as affec ed land. -Should spec if the average depth of topsoil which you will be able to remov and segregate. In addition, you should describe the location f the topsoi 1 stockpile. (You did do that for Williams Fork Pit.) Maps: -The boundary f the pit should be clearly marked and labelled on at least o e of the maps included in each application. This is especially important on the Airport and Benson Pits since the legal des riptions include much larger areas than you are requesting a ermit for. Reclamation Plans: You mu t specify that in following the SCS recommendations for reclamati n, you actually will accomplish all tasks which SCS says you hould do. - - - j _-