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_ . ~ M III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ ~r ~~~ June 24, 1992 Mr. Harry Pose Mined Land Reclamation Division 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 Re: Menzer Quarry Dear Harry: On your last visit to the Menzer Quarry you noticed some in- consistencies of the permit boundaries on maps and stated a need to clarify this matter. Being new owners of this operation, our staff was unaware of this situation. We researched the files given to us in the sale from Cooley Gravel and found several maps which did indeed contain boundar~r inconsistencies. The earliest boundary map we found is 1974 which was used to obtain the E1 Paso zoning permit. This map showed a 40 acre square piece of mining and a 16 acre piece on the east side for processing and storage. Therefore, the tota:_ permit area with the County is 56 acres. At that time, the MLRD Regulations required the County permit be obtained prior to the MLRD permit. We found no other maps of the permit boundary between 1974 and 1977 so we can state this 56 acres was also used for the MLRD permit in 1977. In our files we found other maps since 1977 with boundaries which show changes but we could find no legal or logical reasons for these changes. This month we hired a licensed land surveyor to go around the 56 acre perimeter on the property. Based upon this work all the disturbed area in our operation is within this boundary. With this letter you will find a revised annual report map showing the correct boundary. From this point on, we will use this permit boundary. Thank you for your time in helping us understand this boundary situation and getting it cleared up. Cordially, ~ _ - ~,p ~i__~..; _1 .. .. - SCHMI CONSyTRU~CTION COMPANY c~ e~ ~C' '~"` - 1L u 1 199 9 n :Viltl~?d L$fid 2635 Delta Drive • Colorado Springs. CO 80910 • (719) 392-~~E)e m=tinn '~~• •~ci7n •H EOU•l OPPOPTUNITY EmPIOYEF