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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1992016
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
5/14/2003
Doc Name
Copy of Withdrawal Letter
From
DMG
To
Rocky Mountain Materials & Asphalt Inc
Type & Sequence
AM2
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D
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TO WHOM'IT MAY. CONCERN: - 3 - May 2, 2003 <br />Re: Rocky Mountain Materials & Asphalt,. Inc. <br />UESQ TIONS: <br />L. Has Rocky Mountain contacted the "Citizens for Clean Air & Water".notifying <br />.them of their plans for this type of operation which would pollute the air <br />with dust? <br />2. Have they contacted the "Citizens for Clean Air & Water" notifying them of <br />the possibility of polluting the water? <br />3. Has Rocky Mountain contacted the Department of Health & Safety to report that <br />this .operation would be free from any hazards and dangers to the residents of <br />:Canon City, Florence and Colorado Springs by their transporting this gravel. <br />This could create much heavy traffic going back and forth. <br />4. Have they checked into the matter as to what pollutions and/or toxins this. <br />type of operation would release; and would they violate the Federal. Clean <br />Air Act? • <br />5. If the permit is granted and,:after the land has been damaged by this type of <br />' mining operation for a'"Life of the .Mine" period; ha s. Rocky Mountain made <br />plans to rehabilitate.:the land•so that it can be useful after the mining <br />operation ceases - maybe 50 years or more later - or, will they ,lust leave it <br />as it. is and forget about it? <br />LAST.: I'm nat.sure what yourmean by ''.would.. That is the question I asked you. <br />we still have access to our property <br />or would they cut us off?" <br />The applicant does not show that the pro- We are aware that none of our land will be mined; <br />posed affected land area includes any of however, we are affected as the operation abuts <br />your property, so none will be mined or our property and we will be affected by the <br />affected. dust pollution, noise, heavy traffic, etc. <br />Whatever roads exist in the area will <br />remain after mining ceases. <br />If you have any questions whatsoever, <br />please call me. <br />It is possible that roads may be changed to <br />benefit the. mining project if the permit is <br />granted; and, after mining ceases, as <br />previously stated, will Rocky Mountain rem <br />habilitate the':1and.so it will be in the same <br />condition it was before they started their <br />mining operation?. <br />I did: not th4nk.it was necessary to call you; <br />•instead, I have answered your statements as <br />they appeared in your letter. <br />R@spectfully submitted,`- <br />.June A, ramor, TAL <br />714 East Mesa Avenue <br />Pueblo, Colorado 81006 <br />
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