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Minutes//'ranscriot - Au¢ust 25 1999 Paee 3 <br />competition from the spring [o the fall so that the photographers can get on-site when throes are in bloom and when <br />the sites look better and the -- but also to accommodate some internal things within CMA as well. <br />~~ And so for that reason on Thursday, November 4, we're going to be doing our welcoming reception, which <br />is listed in the program here, and you're all invited [o [ha[ as well. We will combine that with [he Saint Barbers <br />Day reception where [he CMA and other mining-related organizations get together and honor one person for <br />outstanding contributions to Colorado mining during the past yeaz. <br />PAULIN: Okay. Any questions? I attended a couple yeazs ago in Denver, and it was real nice. Then if we <br />want [o attend the seminar on Friday, [hen [hat's not a problem? <br />SANDERSON: No[ at all. No. In fact, you're all invited for [he entire conference, and I'll make that clear <br />in [he letter. I'll put i[ in writing. <br />JANOSEC: Thanks, Stuart. <br />PAULIN: Anything that you need for us to do? That one year we were involved somewhat in the <br />presentation. Do we need to be -- have plans and make sure somebody's [here for [ha[, or do we just need to come <br />and be [here and enjoy i[? <br />SANDERSON: I think that I would have to defer to Larry on the reclamation seminar itself. You all are, of <br />course, cordially invited to [he reclamation seminar, and [he Mined Land Board is an important part and really the <br />reason for it, and so we hope that we could come there, and if you would care to make some remarks, I'm sure that <br />could easily be accommodated, but we're not expecting anything. <br />We've got the program pretty well assembled, and we're looking forward [o a good show and an opportunity <br />to showcase [he outstanding efforts of Colorado mining companies, of Colorado conuac[ors, of Colorado aegregate <br />producers, as well as [he State of Colorado in reclaiming sites and making a commitment to environmental <br />protection. <br />PAULIN: I'm sure some of us will be there, Stuart. <br />SANDERSON: Thank you. <br />PAULIN: You're welcome anytime if you want to come by and see us. We're always glad to have you. <br />SANDERSON: Thank you. I believe I've been asked to attend the next meeting. There have been some <br />discussions about heazing procedures, and so if there's anything that we can do to help in [he meantime, happy [o <br />be [hcre. <br />PAULIN: Do some serious thinking about that. <br />SANDERSON: Yes, indeed. Bye-bye. <br />PAULIN: See you. Thanks. <br />JANOSEC: Thanks. <br />STARNER: Thanks Stuart. <br />PAULIN: Item 1, consideration of the division's request to appoint apre-hearing conference officer, <br />Connell Resources, File M-99-050. Yes. <br />SQUIRE: I believe that actually Item 1 and Item 2 Mr. Cooley has graciously consented to subject himself <br />to be the pre-hearing officer. This is Greg Squire of the division staff, and if you have any questions on either of <br />them, as I said, we already have someone who has volunteered to be the conference officer. <br />PAULIN: Need a motion to appoint Jim Cooley as pre-hearing conference officer for File M-99-050 and <br />File M-99-065 (Loveland Ready Mix Concrete, Inc.). <br />JAVERNICK: So moved. <br />JANOSEC: Second. <br />PAULIN: Been moved arid seconded to appoint Jim Cooley pre-hearing conference officer for File <br />M-99-050, File M-99-065. Any discussion? All in favor say aye. <br />THE BOARD: (All in favor.) <br />PAULIN: Opposed. Mr. Cooley will be doing it. <br />(Sworn.) <br />PAULIN: Good morning, Tony. How aze you? <br />WALDRON: [Item No. 3] Good morning. How you doing? I'm Tony Waldron with the division staff. <br />Anthony Blasi Trucking & Earthmoving made a request for a declaratory order [o -- seeking an exemption from the <br />requirements of getting a reclamation permit from some property [hat they own west of Walsenburg. <br />This property was actually [he subject of a declaratory order previously. What has happened out here is that <br />Red Creek Ranch owns the property. It's known as the Majors Ranch -- formerly known as the Majors Ranch. Red <br />Creek Ranch developed a gravel pit on the property for use in developing access roads on that property. <br />As such they were not required to obtain a reclamation permit, but during that time, they mined about a <br />two-acre site and crushed a fair amount of material of which they did not use all of that material in their primary <br />road development. <br />