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III ~II~II~II~~II~II Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company 999 ~~ A Joint Venture - Pikes Peak Mining Company, Manager (1 t T Operations OHlce Englewood Office !`~x7 Y P.O. Box 191, 2755 State Highway 67 5251 DTC Parkway, Suite 700, Englewood Viclor, Colorado 80860 Colorado 80111 (719) 689-2977 • FAX (719) 689-3254 (303) 889-0700 • FAX (303) 889-0707 February 17, 1995 RE~E~V En Ff B Mr. Serhan Keffelew Divis o 'S, 1995 t l not ~~~~e~ars Colorado Department of Natural Resources ~~ ~ Goolpgy Division of Mines and Geology Office of Mined Land Reclamation ~` "~@p/p 1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 9y Denver, Colorado 80203 Reference: Cresson Project: Permit M-80-244: Response to OMLR Letter of February 6. 1995 Regarding "Soil Stockpile Location and Contours. Dear Mr. Keffelew: In response to your letter of February 6, 1995, The Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company offers the following information. The yellow, green, and purple lines are survey and drafting lines that may be ignored when reviewing the maps. The yellow lines designate the edge of the stockpile. The green lines are original contours which are used to compute volume. The purple lines are the toe and crest of the stockpiles. The contour interval is five feet. Another set of maps is enclosed showing the current contours, which are labelled. These maps are the same as those provided on January 31, 1995 with the addition of the labels. The purple (magenta?) lines remain to assist in delineation. Another map showing the current locations of these three stockpiles at a 1"=600' scale is also enclosed. ]f one were to roughly estimate the amount of soil available for the disturbed area, one could take the area approved for disturbance, approximately 600 acres, there would be about 0.507335 feet of soil available for the entire surface area. Of course the entire area has (1) not yet been disturbed and not all of the soil has been removed and not all disturbed areas are to be covered with additional stockpiled soil (e.g., an area disturbed by a diversion will have been seeded on fill slopes and not seeded on cut slopes in bedrock). Therefore more than 0.5 feet of soil are currently available for replacement.