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iii iiiiiiiiuiuiii <br />999 <br />STATE OF COLORADO <br />DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY <br />Deparlmenl of Natural Resources <br />131 ]Sherman SL, Room 215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Phone: f103? A66-1567 <br />FAX: (303) 832-8106 <br />INTERNAL MEMO <br />TO: Joe Dudash ~ 22 December 1999 <br />FROM: Jim Bu 1 <br />SUBJ: Sanborn Creek TR-35 Comment Responses <br />This was pretty easy. All comments accepted, as the text has been revised <br />appropriately to reflect our wishes. <br />DIVISION OF <br />MINERALS <br />GEOLOGY <br />REC LAMAiION <br />MINING•SAF ETY <br />Bill Ovv'ens <br />Governor <br />Greg E. Walther <br />Eeee Wive O~rector <br />Michael B. LOng <br />Dwisinn Dueclor <br />It is interesting to note that they still won't let go completely of that issue about sed <br />ponds "precipitating" salts. The PHC text is okay, but they still make a couple <br />comments in the letter that indicate they won't relent. No big deal. Unless the <br />solubility of chlorides and sulfates comes down considerably, though, they can't <br />convince me of any "mitigation" effects on TDS from a sed pond. <br />