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<br />RE: Approval of TR•29, Sunnyside Mine, Permit No. M-1977-378
<br />Dear Mr Perino.
<br />On May 18, 2006, DMG received Technical Revision No. 29 (TR-29) to the Sunnyside Mine
<br />permit. Under TR-29, the permit holder requested that the "Change/Dry Room" building and the
<br />"Reagent Addition Water Treatment Plant" building be approved as permanent structures to be
<br />utilized by the landowner. Documents submitted with TR-29 include a notarized letter from the
<br />landowner, San Juan Corporation, in which the landowner requests that the two buildings
<br />remain for their post-mining use, and that San Juan Corporation will be solely responsible for
<br />both buildings in the future.
<br />The file contains correspondence from the Board of County Commissioners, m which the Board
<br />Chairman states that the buildings will be beneficial not only to the landowner, but also to the
<br />County, and that such buildings as permanent structures will not conflict with County Zoning 8
<br />Land Use Regulations. Copy of the Board's February 26, 2003 correspondence is enclosed.
<br />Therefore, on May 24, 2006. DMG approved TR-29 to the Sunnyside Mine permit
<br />Sincere) ,
<br />Wallace H Erickson
<br />Environmental Protection Specialist
<br />cc: Bruce Humphries
<br />Enclosure
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