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iii iiiiiiiiiiiuiii <br />8703 Bonhomme <br />Houston, Texas 77074 <br />(7]3)995-7045 <br />Telecopier <br />(713)995-7191 <br />Law Offices of <br />Jim Tatum & Associates <br />P.O. Box 86 <br />12630 Hwy. 12 <br />Weston, Colorado 81091 <br />(7]9)868-3310 <br />Telecopier <br />(719)868-2612 <br />December 1, 1993 <br /> <br />Mr. Daniel Hernandez <br />Department of Natural Resources ~_n7 ~~93 <br />1313 Sherman Street Room 215 ,. <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />RE: Tatum - Golden Eagle Mine - Permit C-81-013 " <br />Mr. Hernandez: <br />14as an inspection made of our house and that of Mr. Joe <br />Chavez pursuant to Rule 5.02.5 regarding surface structures <br />believed to be impacted by underground mine work? If so, <br />please furnish us with a copy of this report. <br />Contrary to Wyoming Fuel's earlier assertions, we now <br />know that elevation monuments were made and measurement's <br />taken regarding movement close to the Tatum house. The <br />Colorado Statutes call for such elevation markers and <br />periodic monitoring reports. Please furnish these reports. <br />We earlier supplied you with a copy of my letter to <br />Robin Forte regarding the effect of the air shaft on my <br />water well. I don't see that this well was listed on the <br />structure inventory filed by the mine before working under <br />this property. Please explain how a well and windmill tower <br />can be omitted or fail to be seen. The mine cannot claim <br />that they nad no knowleage of such ciell of*_er they ~•:ere <br />advised of same in writing. <br />Your correspondence indicates that you are continuing a <br />course of dilatory tactics with the ultimate aim of not <br />upholding the State of Colorado's law and regulations. <br />1. There was no lease executed between me and KN Energy <br />whereby they drilled the air shaft. You were furnished a <br />copy of our letter to Robin Forte which certainly put <br />everyone on notice of this well and possible damages from <br />the proposed air shaft. You now appear to be trying to find <br />some possible justification for the fact that this well is <br />now dry. Certainly a 14 Ft. air shaft next to the well could <br />reasonably be expected to drain the water strata and it <br />