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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981039
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
5/20/1991
Doc Name
Operator Comments on NOV
From
Parcel Mauro Hultin & Spaanstra
To
DMG
Violation No.
CV1991003
Media Type
D
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-t <br />PABGEL, MAUI~O, HULTIN & SPAANSTFLA, P.G. <br />Mr. Steve Renner <br />May 20, 1991 <br />Page 2 <br />for resolution of NOVs C-89-034 and C-90-007. Further, Rockcastle <br />is under a compliance schedule in lieu of bond forfeiture pursuant <br />to Rule 3.04.1(2). Because there is essentially no regulatory <br />guidance under these circumstances, Rockcastle's regulatory <br />obligations were comprehensively set forth in an agreement between <br />Rockcastle and CMLRD dated June 26, 1990 (the "CMLRD Agreement"). <br />This Agreement was approved by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation <br />Board. As set forth below, the exceptional nature of this <br />situation, and the CMLRD Agreement, preclude enforcement of the <br />above-referenced violations. <br />The CMLRD Agreement comprehensively set forth the reclamation <br />activities to be completed at the Grassy Gap site. These <br />activities were defined not only by task, but where necessary, were <br />specifically defined by reference to specific parts of the <br />reclamation plan in the Permit. Moreover, the Agreement did not <br />contemplate conducting any reclamation activities other than those <br />contained in the Agreement. Rockcastle complied with the terms of <br />the Agreement, and was not required to conduct hydrologic <br />monitoring or sediment pond monitoring. Thus, the alleged <br />violations do not exist in this unique regulatory situation, and <br />therefore they should be vacated. <br />Even assuming that the Agreement required hydrologic and <br />sediment pond monitoring, and that the alleged violations exist, <br />Rockcastle has interpreted the Agreement in good faith and complied <br />with the terms of the Agreement according to that interpretation, <br />and therefore no civil penalty should be assessed. <br />II. Rockcastle has Substantially Complied With the Allegedly <br />Applicable Parts of the Permit. <br />Rockcastle conducted hydrologic monitoring and sediment pond <br />stability studies in substantial compliance with the allegedly <br />applicable permit conditions, and therefore the alleged violations <br />should be vacated. As set forth in the May 6, 1991 letter, <br />Rockcastle has completed substantial stability investigations of <br />Ponds 2, 3, 4 and 5/6 to make demonstrations for their retention or <br />removal.l Further, Rockcastle made additional stability <br />investigations and evaluations of Pond 5/6 in response to CMLRD <br />concerns. The results of these investigations were submitted to <br />NOV C-91-002 alleges that the violation applies to <br />Pond i. Rockcastle removed Pond 1, as authorized by <br />CMLRD, and therefore the violation regarding Pond 1 is in <br />error. <br />
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