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y'~ ~gpp ~i p-y y- : iii iiiiiiiiiiiuiii <br />6JEItltl E~1 iJl•I-IV~ 999 <br />Nick Mezei <br />Army CorpoCEngineers PIJ~LIC F'~LE COPY Received <br />FILE: /1- -Dll <br />Cmnd Junction Colo. ~`1 7 E: (ft (~v~ ~- JUG 2 ~ 1999 <br />Dear Nick <br />This is a follow'-up to our phone conversation of 7-26-99 in regards to the Dl1f3rlg0 Field Office <br />Hillyer Gravel Pit in Sih~enon Colo. 1 just wam to make sure that 1 heard you right. OIYI(1b0 Of Mifleral6 8 Geology <br />1 would like your response. <br />I understand that a permit is not required if there is no mining in the ricer. The <br />river can be enter with a front end loader equipped with either track or rubber wheels for <br />the purpose of removing piles of gravel that are in the middle of the river. <br />I understand also the you will be making an inspection of the property Ittis week <br />And repon back to me the following <br />1) the area that f purpose to dump the gravel from the middle of the river is not <br />in a flood plane or a wet land area <br />2) how to handle the vertical drop in the river bed ai the upstream end of the <br />pit <br />3) how to reduce the slope of the river banks to conform to the 2 to l ratio <br />required ie: can a loader positioned on the river bank pull the gravel out of <br />the river to make the bank? <br />Lastly, I understand that before any work is done in the river Jam Bennen of the USGS at <br />2~7-110 vv~ll need to be notified <br />Sincerely <br />JoAnn Vota <br />PO Bo. 312 <br />Durango. Cool. <br />81302 <br />- ^r,EIVED <br />,~. ~ ~J I~Jr. <br />:,,,erals & Geolo9Y <br />