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`' <br />i <br />so upon telephone notification by you. <br />It is the Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company's ("CC&V's") belief that the close <br />approximation of ambient water quality by the results of the humidity cell data provide a firm <br />basis for accepting the proposal CC&V already made to manage excess overburden. CC&V <br />believes that it has cooperated openly and fully with the Office of Mined Land Reclamation to <br />achieve this conclusion. As we have stated in past correspondence, CC&V is aware that it was <br />not the intent of the revised Mined Land Reclamation Board Rules to require additional controls <br />of excess overburden only because test data indicated some acid generation potential. Rather <br />the Rule anticipated at least atwo-step procedure where the ambient system was accounted for. <br />Without that step, one would be trying to "clean" a site to achieve an objective of "cleaner than <br />natural." CC&V believes that the two-step process leads to the CC&V-proposed management <br />scheme. <br />CC&V would hope that this issue is now resolved to the Office's satisfaction and that we may <br />proceed in agreement. <br />you for your continued assistance. <br />Environmental Affairs <br />FII.E: CC&VSTIP.005 <br />2 <br />