PERMFILE68559

• Permit No: M1989024
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 3/21/1989
• Doc Name: FN M-89-024 SHANGRI LA PIT COMPLETE APPLICATION
• From: MLRD
• To: JEANETTE AND EDWARD M YAKLICH
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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STATF. OF COLORADO
Roy Romer, Gove~
DEPARTMENTOFNATURALRESOURCES
MINED LAND RECLAMATION DIVISION
FRED R. BANTA, Director
March 21, 1989
Jeanetl:e and Edward P-1. Yaklich
1120 County Road 129
Westcliffe, CO 81252
Re: File No. M-89-024, Shangri La Pit, Complete Application
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Yalclich:
We have received your application for a 14ining & Reclamation Permit for your
surface mining operation in Custer County. Our initial review indicates that
all preliminary items required by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act,
C.R.S. 34-32-101, et seq., have been submitted; thus your application has been
deemed complete. AT1 comment and review time periods initiate from this date.
The tentative date for consideration of your application is April 17, 1989.
You should commence publication of a notice of the filing of this application
immediately lsee enclosed notice format). You must also mail a copy of the
notice 'to all owners of record of surface rights of affected land and
immedia~:ely adjacent land. You must provide proof of the notice and mailing,
such as Certified h1ai1 Return Receipt Requested, to the MLR staff before your
application can be considered. You must also place a copy of this application
for public review, less confidential items, with the Custer County Clerk and
Recorder. Any subsequent changes or additions to the copies on file in our
offices must also be made in this local government copy.
I have reviewed the application to determine whether it is adequate to meet
the requirements of the Act and Regulations. The list below details items
which need clarification before the application will satisfy the applicable
requirements. Please provide a response to each item prior to April 10, 1989.
Although you propose to include a pond as a central feature in your
past-mining land use scheme, you conclude that there will be "no
appreciable injury to existing water rights" and that "any loss due
to evaporation would be miniscule". We recommend that you contact
the Division of Water Resources and/or a consulting water engineer
concerning water rights issues pertinent to creation of a pond, as
it is probable that you will have to get approval of a Plan for
Augmentation for this site. Please provide us with any further
information regarding your water use and/or water rights used as
the basis for your augmentation plan.
215 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203.2273 Tel. [phone]