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FROM PTRSNIK FAX N0. 3037812843 Rug. 03 2004 06:54PM P9 <br />MichaelJ. Ptasnik <br />Ptasnik Land Company <br />Scottdale Ranches <br />4815 S. Vne St. <br />Englewood,CO 80113 <br />Phone: (303) 789-0494 <br />August 3, 2004 <br />Dave Nettles <br />Assistant Division Engineer <br />Division of Water Resources <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />8109th Street, Suite 200 <br />Greeley, CO 80631 <br />Phone: (970) 352-8712 <br />Fax: (970) 392-1816 <br />Dear Mr. Nettles, <br />I wish to formally bring to your attention several concems I have regarding potential <br />infringement upon our water supplies and aquifer capacity by Platte River Ranch and Platte <br />Sand and Gravel, 11C. <br />l own approximately 425 acres to the North and East of Mr. Tom Sharkey's ranch. <br />We are located in Platteville CO near the intersection of County Rd. 23 and 40. <br />A large pit has been dug almost a year ago and an irrigation storage pond has been <br />re dug about a year ago as well. This summer, two new irrigation storage ponds have <br />been created. All of this has occurred on the Platte River Ranch. <br />I have two important questions and concems. Do you require a formal permuting <br />process to ensure our aquffer is not exposed or at risk? I would think an augmentation plan <br />needs to be available for evaporative loss for any exposed ground water. Have these <br />perm Panted aeugmentation plans been filed and approved? <br />espond to my concerns and thank you for your attention~t this letter. <br />Sincerely, <br />Michael J. Ptasn' <br />V~~,..Q,.-2 <br />