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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981025
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
8/17/1992
Doc Name
SPECIAL USE PERMIT RESOLUTION 85-71-&86-12
From
MINREC INC
To
PITKIN COUNTY PLANNING DEPT
Permit Index Doc Type
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
Media Type
D
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MINREC, INC. <br />2768 COMPASS DRIVE, SUITE 101 <br />GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81506 <br />PHONE: (303) 245-4101, FAX 242-7908 <br />August 14, 1992 <br />NORTH THOMPSON CREEK MINES <br />Robert M. Perry <br />North Thompson-Four Mile <br />Mineral and Land Corporation <br />0163 Mt. Sopris Ranch Road <br />Carbondale, CO 81G23 <br />Re: North Thompson Creek Mine; Postmining Land Use Change <br />Dear Mr. Perry: <br />As you know, the mine sites were reclaimed during 1986 and 1987. The reclamation was designed to <br />restore the land surface to unimproved rangeland. The Mined Land Reclamation Division defines <br />rangeland as "land on which plant cover is principally valuable for forage. Except for brush control, <br />management is primarily achieved by regulating the intensity of grazing and season of use'. <br />During 1988, water within the mine reached the level of the portals and started leaking from Them. A <br />series of three ponds were constructed to allow iron to settle [rom the water prior to it being discharged <br />into North Thompson Creek. <br />The mine water treatment ponds will remain in place for many years. For this reason, Minrec has asked <br />the Mined Land Reclamation Division to amend the postmining land use for the mine sites. The No. 1 <br />Mine Site will have two postmining land uses. One will be unimproved range and explained above. The <br />other postmining land use for the water treatment system will be developed water resources. The Mined <br />Land Reclamation Division defines developed water resources "as use of land for storing water for <br />beneficial uses such as stockponds, irrigation, fire protection, flood control and water supply". The <br />treatment ponds could be considered both treatment ponds and stockponds. Therefore the land owner will <br />realize a beneficial use of the treatment system because it will have a reliable source of water [or its cattle <br />operation. Wildlife such as deer and elk, which seasonally use the mine site also benefit from the ponds. <br />The reason Cor this letter is that Minrec's mining permit with the Mined Land Reclamation Division <br />requires it to notify the landowner of any changes to the postmining land use. <br />Please signify your approval of the revised post mining land use by signing in the space provided below <br />and returning the signed copy of this letter to me in the enclosed self addressed stamped envelop. If you <br />have any questions, please call. <br />Sincerely, Postmining Land Use Approved: <br />~.-rJ <br />Jim Stover, P.E. <br />Chief Engineer <br />cc: S. E. Smith, CMLRD <br />Robert M. Perry, President <br />North Thompson-Four Mile <br />Minemland Land Corporation <br />
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