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~ S <br />• • <br />b) H-P Geotech is preparing a short discussion of the terrace <br />slope stability with appropriate calculations to show why the <br />slopes have been stable. These slopes have been standing for <br />nine years, the first three without any vegetation. No <br />erosion features are evident nor has any slope ever failed <br />during since construction. <br />c) The application requests that the main road will remain in <br />its present width (Section 4.4.2.11, page 4-63). <br />Operator is at a loss to answer the question about "light use <br />roads which page 6-3 indicates will be left in place....". <br />Stipulation 14 "Reclamation of light-duty roads" on page 6-3 <br />states as follows: <br />"The light duty roads used during exploration have been <br />reclaimed and inspected by CMLRD. The successful <br />reclamation resulted in a release of bond, as per CLMRD <br />letter dated December 31, 1987 (by Susan Mowry)." <br />None of those roads were in the disturbed area and none <br />remains within the 5 year permit. <br />Please retain the Figure 4.7-4 from the previous <br />submittal. Since this figure is on transparent paper it could <br />not be reproduced within the Glenwood Springs area. <br />Also exhibits 4.--1, 4.7-2 and 4.7-3 are copies of the <br />professional engineer's original submittal. Attacherd hereto <br />are copies of such original. Please insert the original from <br />the previous submittal with the enclosed material. <br />Sincerely, <br />G!/~--~ <br />~~f~~ I <br />E. Peter Matthies <br />d'~~~~~~,i~p'~~ li <br />