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.,: ~,. _ <br />Timothy M. Scanlon <br />TMS Consulting <br />46125 County Road T. <br />P.O. Box 53 <br />Saguache, Colorado 81149 <br />(719) 655-2709 <br />E-mail; scanlon@amigo.net <br />December 9, 2005 <br />Mr. Russ Means <br />Division of Minerals and Geolog <br />Grand Junction Field Office <br />101 S. 3~ Street, Suite 301 <br />Grand Junction, CO. 81501 <br />DEC f ~ 2JQ5 t/ <br />„~YlI .~+N~ e".n rt ~J v.~ . <br />RF~F~~Ro <br />Oivisian ~M~er ~? <br />aptlCepio9Y <br />t/ <br />RE: DMG PAR -Response for nstruction ate s Regular (ll2) Operation Reclamation Petmii <br />Application fo: Mr. Nic G:ay ~ay Pit # 1; onuose County County, Colorado; Permit No. M- <br />2003-092,AM- Ol. <br />Dear Mr. Means: <br />Please find below the applicants response your Preliminary Adequacy Review Ixt[er dated 12/6/05 for the <br />abovementioned application. Response comments are made in the same order as in your letter. <br />The map legend symbol for intermittent water flow (dash and dotted lines) are used on the map to <br />define an imgation ditch to the north (which is usually dry and is outside the permit area) and the <br />lower spring creek-bed above the pond. The ditch just to the north of the site and the lower ditches <br />and pond axe all owned by Nick H. Gray The ditch is part of the lower spring/creek/pond irrigation <br />system used for the Gray property. The upper ditch is a diversion ditch used when the lower ditches <br />are being cleaned-out when the water is on call. The bullet item for Exhibit S -Man-Made Structures <br />witltin 200 feet states that "Irrigation Pond, ditches, and Fences owned by Nick Gray ?. damage <br />waiver is attached." (the damage waiver is Nick Gray to Nick Gray, copy attached) <br />The text in Exhibit D has been revised to reflect new access point Two (2) copies are attached.:1 <br />copy has been filed with S'Iontrose County Clerk and Recorder for public review <br />3. Secondary containment for site hazardous materials (ie. temporary fuel and lubricants for mobile <br />process equipment) has been constructed and consists of a bermed enclosure surrounding the <br />temporary site fuel storage area (tank and drums) observed during your site inspection of 11 /20/03. <br />The containment conditions have remained as you observed then. The berm is large enough to <br />contain the full vo]wne of all stored materials and or fuels. Other than the bermed area, volumes o£ <br />fuels and other lubricants and/or hazardous materials will be that volume contained in the tanks and <br />reservoirs of each separate equipment type. <br />