GENERAL42409

• Permit No: M1994117
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 6/25/1995
• Doc Name: FILES ERASED
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources

171 3 Sherman 51., Room 215 ~
Denver, Colorado 80203 I~~~~~
Phone: [phone]
FAX:1J031fl32-8106
DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Roy Romer
Governor
lames 5. Lochhead
June 25, 1995 Execmive Direcwr
Michael B. Long
Mr. Thames Hartley Division Direcmr
Colina Oro Molino, Inc.
P.O. Box 17304
Boulder, CO 80308-0304
RE: Adequacy of the Application, Gold Hill Mill, File No. M-94-117
Dear Mr. Hartley:
The Division has received your adequacy responses dated June 21, 1995.
The following adequacy concerns remain to be addressed.
1. In your letter dated June 21, 1995, you have agreed to provide the
Division with a table listing each claim to be included within the
permit boundary, with the name of the owner of each claim, and
specification of the mechanism by which COM, Inc. has been provided
legal right to enter each claim, along with supporting
documentation. By way of a reminder, acceptable supporting
documentation is described in the Mineral Rules and Regulations
(Rule 6.3.7) as "a copy of access lease, deed, abstract of title or
a current tax receipt. A statement by the Landowner and
acknowledged by a Notary Public stating that the Operator/Applicant
has legal right to enter and mine is also acceptable".
You have previously submitted information, apparently from the
Boulder County Tax Assessor's office, demonstrating that either COM,
Inc. or Mi Vida own or control most of the claims included within
the permit boundaries proposed and depicted on the maps submitted
June 22, 1995. The milling contract between COM, Inc. and Mi Vida
is a sufficient demonstration that COM, Inc. has legal right to
enter those claims and mines owned or controlled by Mi Vida and
listed in Exhibit C of the milling contract. However, COM, Inc. has
not yet demonstrated a legal right to enter certain claims that are
included in the proposed permit boundary. As noted in the
Division's letter dated June 20, 1995, two such claims are the
Lillie of the West and Gold View No. 1. The new maps submitted June
22, 1995 appear to continue to include portions of these claims
within the permit boundary, and as such legal right to enter these
claims must be demonstrated in accordance with the Mineral Rules.
In a further review of the application documents submitted to date,