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1111111111111111111 BASIN RESOURCES, ~N~. a subsidiary of ENTECH, Inc. Mr. Joseph Dudash Division of Minerals and Geology 1313 Sherman, Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 RE: Violation Abatement Work Dear Mr. Dudash: 14300 Highway 12 Weslon, Colorado 81091 (719)868-2761 FAX (719)868-2275 October 15, 1993 ~?!':~r 7CT 1 g ?993 As we discussed on the phone today, our contractor has pulled out of our mine area. Due to a case of vandalism, Febbraro Construction Company will no longer work at our mine sites. This has left us without a dirt contractor available to continue and complete various projects which involve violation abatement. On Friday October 8, Febbraro's crew discovered that their equipment had been vandalized over night. The backhoe had hydraulic hoses cut, the radiator had holes punched through, the starter had been damaged, and all the glass had been broke. Other equipment at the same location had their windows broke out as well. The equipment was parked in a fenced area North of the guard shack. In a discussion with Joe Febbraro, he informed me that he would not be willing to continue working for Basin at the mine sites. He felt that there was a chance of further vandalism or damage. He did not want to run the risk of losing more equipment. He therefore felt that it is his own best interest to discontinue his work here. He has pulled all his equipment from the mine. I am in the process of locating a replacement for Febbraro Construction. As yet all contractors contacted are committed to other projects. These commitments continue through the following weeks. A couple of contractors have expressed an interest in obtaining work at the mines and would be available soon. I am continuing my search for a contractor. Abatement remediation work will resume immediately upon identification of a capable contractor.