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Mr. Brad James, • • <br /> April 19, 1982 <br /> Page Two <br /> 3. Reclamation - As stated under item #1, Flatiron has the <br /> opportunity to complete mining and reclamation of the entire <br /> property without interruption by applying for and receiving <br /> further approval to mine the remainder of the property prior <br /> to completion of stage 2. As with any other mining permit <br /> before the MLRB, however, the reclamation plan and bonding <br /> should allow for the reclamation of only those areas mined <br /> if mining of the entire property is not completed. <br /> 7. Alternate Reclamation Plan to Meet Boulder County Permitting <br /> Process - If the MLRB permitting process can be used to <br /> co— nndition the application for future review and implementa- <br /> tion of an alternate reclamation plan "in the event that <br /> Boulder County ultimately limits excavation to these two <br /> stages" , the Boulder County Planning staff would have no . <br /> problem with such a condition. If, however, the MLRB would <br /> be unable to enforce such a condition, the staff would <br /> prefer that the MLRB acquire an alternate reclamation plan <br /> for only the first two stages. <br /> The staff is essentially in agreement with the remainder of the statements <br /> expressed in Mrs. Winter's letter of April 9. It is hoped that this letter <br /> and the attached letter will be helpful to the MLRB and staff in reviewing <br /> the Deepe Farm Pit. If you should have any questions or require additional <br /> information, please feel free to contact me at the Planning Office. <br /> Very truly yours , <br /> II <br /> GarGoodell , <br /> Operational Planner <br /> GRG/cld <br /> Encl. <br /> cc: Mrs. Margaret Winter <br />