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<br />Mr. Richard D. Lamm <br />Governor of the State of Colorado <br />Colorado State Capitol <br />Denver, Colorado <br />Dear Governor Lamm, <br /> <br />February 21i, 1981 <br />4895 Weld Co. Rd. 24 3/ti <br />Longmont, Colorado <br />4•,~. ~ I <br />~~.-.- <br />IJ { l~il <br />II :1 ~I .. ... •J _i J I ~ <br />::': ._ <br />Weld County gravel operation had been mining and dredginE <br />the area adjacent to my property without a permit; and in the <br />procedure my property had been damaged. <br />I complained to the Colorado (dined Land and Reclamation <br />Department; and then had to contest the granting of a permit <br />to Weld County all summer. According to the Rules and Regu- <br />lations and An Act ", Colorado State Legislature on mining <br />and dredging, Weld County, through its many mining violations, <br />should not have been granted a mining and dredging permit. <br />At the penalty board meeting by the Colorado Division <br />of Mined Land and Reclamation, July 25, 1980, decisions were <br />made, decisions of prejudice, injustice, laxity, and perjury. <br />The evidence is in the taped minutes of the meeting and other <br />documents. <br />My written objections to the board of granting a permit <br />to Weld County were never discussed objectively; and my right, <br />as expressed in the Rules and Regulations have been completely <br />ignored. Moreover, my appeal for a hearing was not eranted by <br />Colorado Mined Land and Reclamation Division. <br />