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well as other performance violations. The County should possibly take the initiative in this regard and consider presenting its position in the Technical Revision. Also, post a sign in compliance with CMLRD Rule 6.7 at the open- ing of the access road. e. •Make contact with the CMLRD and DA by submittal of the Technical Revision, with a cover letter of explana- tion. 3. Budget for site expansion or closure of the Fondis Mine, utilizing the components of the Project Strategy Gantt Chart as a working tool and guide. 4. Assess the regulatory compliance, potential for clo- sure or expansion, and cost/benefits for continued opera- tions at all other Elbert County Colorado mine sites. S. Prepare to implement a review of all reclamation plans prior to implementation of concurrent reclamation at all mine sites to assure their earliest possible release. The problems observed at the Fondis Mine and for those of. all operations confronting Elbert County are not that unique. The problems are symptomatic. The causal problems stem from a lack of planning and ,follow through, in part created by very real financial limitations placed upon County managers, limited staff, and limited mineral re- serves available within Elbert County at locations which are sociologically favorable for exploitation. The origi- nal permit application received an inferior review by the regulatory agency and was lacking in useable content, with the notable exception of the SCS portion. Hopefully, this report will be the beginning of a reversal of past trends. cc. Thomas Clark, Elbert County Attorney David Wright, Elbert County Commissioner Bob Hall, Elbert County Commissioner Bill Casey, Foreman, Elbert County Road & Bridge Harold Dole, Foreman,•Elbert County Road & Bridge Correspondence of 6/15/91 to Frank G. Starkey, Elbert County Commissioners Office from Bradford Janes, Gambit, Inc. RE: Fondis ~~ Mine - Summary Report.