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<br /> <br />Mr. Schreiner -2- May 2, 1995 <br />As for demolition and removal of the crusher and screening <br />plant, one crane at $640/day and two welders at $190/day <br />each would be required for three (3) days. A lowboy trailer <br />would be required to haul the equipment to a disposal site, <br />assumed to be Pueblo. The transport cost would be $1,000. <br />Total removal cost would, therefore, be $2,730/day for 3 <br />days plus $1,000 for a total of $9,190. <br />4. The $2.00/cu.yd. cost includes the cost of drilling and <br />blasting. This is based on the fact that the sandstone and <br />shale overburden is relatively soft. Blasting would cast <br />much of the top of the highwall do:anward to the toe of the <br />slope. The blasting would thus minimize the quantity and <br />distance of overburden required for dozing. <br />5. I did not receive the referenced correspondence from the <br />State Engineer and Division of Wildlife. <br />Sincerely, <br />Charles E. Stack <br />Manager, Mining & <br />Raw Material Operations <br />cc: L. Weir <br />