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• • ii iiiiiiiiiiiu iii 999 154 Tunnel Drive Canon City, CO. 81212 April 6, 1996 Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board James Cooley Ron Cattany William T. Cohan Joseph Danni Barbara Green Catherine Kraeger-Rovey Ira J. Paulin /c/o Thomas A. Schreiner Environmental Protection Specialist 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 ~' APR ~ ~ 139fi DIVIS~On Uf ta~n9r01D x uuwc ~1 RE: T.H.E. Aggregate Source Permit No. M-77-193 Dear Ladies and Gentlemen: It appears that T.H.E. Aggregate Source has not met the storm- water management conditions set by the Board by the deadline of March 30, 1996. There is no established stormwater management play in effect. It has been my concern that there be in place a stormwater management system to handle run-off to the south from T.H.E. Aggregate Source operation. As it currently stands, the water-flow route from the aggregate production site jeopardizes Tunnel Drive itself, my property at 154 Tunnel Drive, the Hydraulic Ditch Canal, and perhaps the (now) Southern Pacific Railroad. It appears that T.H.E. Aggregate Source, through failure to apt in a timely manner, by omission has left its stormwater management as it has been during the last three years. In fact, it has become worn=, inasmuch as T.H.E. Aggregate Source has constructed a berm along the south edge of property it holds on the south side of Tunnel Drive. (This berm was made in development of a turn-around area used by the quarry operation on a small wedge-shaped peice of land south of Tunnel Drive. Formerly this area sloped to the south and was covered by crush, grass and cobbles, providing some ability to absorb water run-off shove Hydraulic Ditch Canal. The flattened area and the berm preclude a1y water route other than across my property and into the canal. Any increase in the quarry operation would worsen an already hazardous situation.)