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5T1 <br />DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />1313 Sherman 51., Room 215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Phone: (303) 8663567 <br />FAX: (303) 832$106 <br />March 18, 2005 ~~ <br />James and Deanna Van Ella "~ <br />180 Lane 200 Bass Lake <br />Angola, Indiana 46703 <br />RE: March 15, 2005 correspondence to Mr. C) <br />and Geology i(~f l g ~~ .O ,~ 5-- <br />Dear Mr. and Mrs. Van Ella: <br />This letter is afollow-up to the a-mail the Divisi <br />an approximate copy of that March 18, 2005 a-r <br />The Rules and Regulations are in the process of <br />amendments to 110 permits. The form that you <br />is the existing form that does not allow the optic <br />however, decided to allow you to submit an ame <br />than later using our existing application form th) <br />for amendments. (Please address the completed <br />Crosby so that we can make sure the administra <br />you.) I believe that our Ms. Crosby indicated in <br />should submit an amendment. We apologize fo) <br />give you a break on the permitting process by al <br />amendment rather than having to submit a whol <br />In reference to you're other question. We agree with you that the area has been <br />previously disturbed by other mining operations. We also agree that as long as you <br />do not re-affect those previously affected areas, you are not responsible for its <br />reclamation. You must, however, and it is your responsibility to document, using <br />existing documents in permit files we have (available upon request), photographs <br />that you take, accurate maps of sufficient scale to fully describe the affected areas <br />or other suitable means, so that it is clear what has been previously affected. <br />Ohre of C~ce of Colorado <br />Mined Land Reclamation Active and Inactive Mines Geological Survey <br />