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<br />4 <br />said it was OK with Larry as long as it was OK <br />with Dr. Corley. I tried to contact Dr. Corley <br />again that day, but only got the recording on the <br />machine, and hung up, as I had already left a <br />message regazding the backfill borrowing issue. <br />July 21, 1993- Wednesday-I checked my voice mail at work <br />about mid morning. There were no messages <br />from Dr. Corley. The Contractor indicated they <br />were planning to get a machine in to excavate We <br />backfill and load their truck the following week, <br />but that it was possible they might be able to get <br />one sooner, possibly the next day. I told the <br />contractor to proceed, and that I would contact <br />them the following monday to see how things <br />were going, and possibly final inspect the job. <br />July 22, 1993- Thursday-I made a note to try and touch base <br />with Dr. Corley before leaving on vacation time <br />at mid day, but was very busy with anover -due <br />coal review, and did not get the chance before <br />leaving town. I did not consider the issue to be <br />of any major significance at the time because I <br />felt that this course of action was logical and in <br />compliance with the project work description that <br />Dr. Corley had already given written permission <br />to perform. Further, based on: -the wrdial and <br />mutually cooperative nature of all my <br />communications with him,-the fact that he had <br />requested in writing that vents and subsidence <br />holes be filled,-had given written permission to <br />fill them,-had expressed a written opinion that <br />importing backfill to the site was: a waste of <br />money,-that the azea I had selected to borrow <br />spoil material was soon to be reclaimed and <br />would cause absolutely no additional disturbance <br />what so ever, -that filling the holes and cracks <br />could help to suppress the fire further and benefit <br />his land- that I did not heaz back from him with <br />any concerns in a two day period (he never called <br />once during the job to make an inquiry of any <br />kind),...it never entered my mind that Dr. Corley <br />could possibly conceive of a reason why this <br />action would be anything but logical and <br />