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~~ ~ ~`~~` ~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ <br />RffiTH W. DOYON <br />635 Southpoin to Court .-~ . p fi~ <br />Colorado Spriaga, Colorado 80906 ~ I~.. ~ }~ ~ ~~ ;~ ~~ <br />(719J 579-BBIB <br />SAP ~ ? iS91 <br />September 20, 1991 <br />Mr. Steve Renner <br />Mined Land Reclamation Division <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman St. <br />Denver, CO 80202-2273 <br />~~lined Land <br />Reclamatior, Livisicn <br />RE: Corley Company/Energy Fuels/Reclamation Projects <br />Dear Mr. Renner: <br />This letter is a follow-up to our earlier phone conversation <br />regarding finding a workable solution to the reclamation needs of <br />the State, Corley Company, Energy Fuels, etc. <br />After further discussing this matter with Doug Corley I believe <br />that the following points could be agreed upon and made into a <br />workable agreement between MLRD and Corley which would be <br />mutually acceptable and satisfactory. i believe that the <br />following initial facts are accurate: <br />1. The Corley Company is the owner of Section 24, T20S, <br />R70W and NW1/4, SW1/4NE1/4, and SE1/4 Section 19, and <br />E1/2 Section 30, T20S. R69W. <br />2. Corley leased the above land to GEC Minerals, Inc., <br />Feb. 10, 1976, to mine coal under MLRD Permit No. <br />C-037-81. <br />3. GEC ceased mining in 1983 and has failed to complete <br />required reclamation. <br />4. MLRD caused the GEC bond forfeiture, however, a portion <br />of the bond money was not recovered resulting in <br />insufficient funds to complete all of the required <br />reclamation. <br />