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III IIIIIIIIIIIII III 999 The Corley Company Phone 6325050 P.O. aa: 1821 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO 80901 Sept. 17, 1990 Mr, Hamlet Barry Director, Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St. Denver, CO 80203 Dear Chips: Following our meeting with you on Sept. 4, 1990, we have not had any direct communication with MLRD or any questions answered. We did receive from Energy Fuels a copy of the Additional Adequacy Concerns letter to Energy from MLRD, dated Aug. 31, 1990. All Weaver of Energy Fuels indicated on Sept. 12, 1990, that the only communication they had had from MLRD was a call from Dan Plathews on Sept. 5, 1990, asking what Energy had told us about the MLRD site visit. We realize now that our meeting was probably not in our best interests, and that it only put rfLRD in a defensive position. We believe now that the proposition is even more unlikely. The above Additional Adequacy Concerns has several redesign requests although Dan Mathews said in the meeting that MLRD really didn't want redesigns; it seems that MLRD is saying one thing to us and saying and writing other requests to Energy. We do not believe that Energy is using the MLRD requests to pressure us to sign an unfavorable agreement. However, we would like to continue our basic premise that more should be done to encourage Energy to fill the GEC East pit. We also would like to have reclamation start immediately on the other GEC disturbed areas. In the last two months, the increase in diesel fuel price has reduced the reclamation work that can be accomplished on the fixed amount of the bond money by almost 10Y,. Finally, we would like to know who is responsible for the GEC West pit. Thanks for listening to us; the GEC East pit is so important to us that we thought that we should try to save the project. Sincerely, +~1 -.. n.....- rr; ~~ W.D. Co 1 y, Jr. Cn~' 1 President ~, •i Q 1~~~ ~ S~ Q NAYU~,faL ~~2}irJURCE$