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III IIIIIIIIIIIII III LAS ANIMAS COUNTY <br />~I2IYtTttYi$ 2IYi~t ~2ITi~t ~SP ~~iCE <br />200 EAST FIRST ST. ROOM 104 <br />TRINIDAD, COLORADO 81082 <br />July 21, 1993 REC~(VE_r, <br />JUL 2 3 1993 <br />Division al M,nerdls ~, ~uu;~JY <br />Mr. Daniel I.Hernandez <br />Senior Reclamation Specialist <br />Department of Minerals and Geology <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />RE: Basin Resources, Inc., The Golden Eagle Mine, Permit <br />No. C-81-013 <br />Dear Mr. Hernandez: <br />In response to your letter dated July 7, 1993 to Jim Tatum <br />of which I was sent a carbon copy, I am more confused than <br />ever after reading this letter. <br />On Page two, #2. second paragraph, you stated "The courtyard <br />on the most southern aide of the building appears to have a <br />negative elope toward the building. In addition, areas of <br />water ponding exist around the entire building perimeter <br />which contribute to localized subsidence/compaction of the <br />soils near the foundation". To the beet of my knowledge, I <br />have never seen any ponding existing anywhere around the <br />entire house nor do I know of any negative sloping existing <br />in which water would have an impact on the foundation. I <br />question this inspection report as to its validity since I <br />have been at this house several times and I know that these <br />two items listed above do not exist to my own personal <br />knowledge and experience. I would appreciate a copy of this <br />inspection report from the Colorado Real Estate Inspection <br />Service. <br />In the third paragraph of Page 2, you state that "It is also <br />important to note that underground room and pillar <br />operations began being developed toward your home from the <br />main workings situated 2,150 feet horizontally to the <br />Southwest. This information is based upon the latest <br />Underground Mine Progress Map provided by Basin Resources to <br />the Division on February 1, 1993 in response to the <br />Division's December 1992 Mid-Term Review. As such, as these <br />underground workings were developing, they proceeded beneath <br />the railroad to their current location of 750 feet <br />horizontally from the adobe structure". <br />Michael A. Ossola <br />Director <br />(719) 846-4486 <br />(719) 846-7160 <br />FAX (719) 846-8666 <br />_ ~JLU <br />~~ %„~ A~ <br />