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~1~~ environmental scientists 81 <br />1409 Ierim¢r squar¢ <br />December 19, 1977 <br />• denv¢r, coloredo 80202 <br />engineers <br />a0~-571-1J00 <br />Mr. Rade Orell RE: Colorado Refractories Corp. Application <br />Mined Land Reclamation Specialist (77-326) For the Siloam hiine. <br />1313 Sherman Street Suite 723 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Dear Mr. Orel]: <br />The following letter is in response to your correspondence of December 6, 1977 and <br />will constitute the supplement to our application filed ~~rith the Board on behalf of <br />Colorado Refractories Corp. In order to be responsive to your concerns, I will <br />address those items in your letter on are item by item basis: <br />Item l: Exhibit A-Concern is expressed over- the legal description of the lease <br />versus ttre 9.9 acre permit request. Introduction to the legal description, therefore, <br />now reads as follows: "This application covers 9-9 acres arithin ttre following <br />legal subdivision and acreage", on the enclosed revision of Exhibit A. Also enclosed <br />is the revised C-3 Mine Plan Map which clearly delineates the 9.9 acres to be permitted. <br />Item 2: Exhibit C-2 Enclosed is a revision of this exhibit with the legend changed <br />from "permit app]ication area" to "lease area". <br />Item 3: Exhibit B-7he acreage mined has been reestimated and corrected to 0.03 <br />acres/year. <br />\'~ Item 4: Exhibit B-Eoth the topsoil and overburden stockpot locations shall be contained <br />~1 within the affected pernnit area. Stockpiling will consist of overburden and sandstone- <br />The over°burden ~aill be stockpiled apart form the topsoil for later use in recontouring. <br />Item 5: Exhibit E-Assuming a ty;,ographical error- in your letter i presume that the <br />"or" should read "to"? If that assumption is correct tYie issue should he clarified <br />by changing tine verbage from "average depths" to "approximate depths". <br />Item 6: Exhibit E-Paragraph 2 sfrall be revised as follows: <br />Rased en field surveys of undisi~rb_d p~~rtions of the lease area adjacent to <br />the mine, it is anticipated *..hat e seediny mixture of 40'~ Elue Grama, 20°' <br />Legume Species, and 40°! kheatgrass species v;ill he used. Other native grass <br />species present on the site are not co,nmercially available as seed. ScedSrg <br /> <br />