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AdemaCounty Planning Depanmenl ~ III IIIIIIIIIIIII 111 Board :ou• Commissioners Colorado 4955 East 74th Avenue 999 Commissioners: Leo M. Younger, Jr., District 1 Commerce City, Colorado 80022 Steven E. Cramer, District 2 (303) 287-5249 Ronald D. Nichol, District 3 February 25, 1986 RECEIVE FEB z s ~sas Mr. Gary Tuttle Tuttle Applegate Rindahl, Inc. 11990 Grant Street, Suite 410 Northglenn, CO 80233 Dear Mr. Tuttle: I am in receipt of your letter of February 10, 1986, in regard to the lack of approval for gravel mining on the Adams Aggregate ownership, currently operated by Ready Mixed Concrete Company, in the SE-1/4 Section 23, T1 S, R67W. On the basis of the information provided in your letter, I researched the issue in somewhat more depth. ~ The Adams County Board of Adjustment originally approved a gravel mining permit to Princeton, Ltd. on January 5, 1961. This permit was renewed as Case #A-15-66 on February 3, 1966. The permit was again renewed on February 4, 1971 as Case #A-34-71 in the name of Adams Aggregate, Inc. This permit was to expire in five years and our files show no record of any further permits being granted on this parcel. The Adams County Board of County Commissioners acted on Case #145-73-Z on January 7, 1974, giving approval to Adams Aggregate, Inc. for gravel mining on the specific parcels denoted on the attached map. Please note that the parcel in the SE-1/4 Section 23, T15, R67W, is not included. On the basis of our records, therefore, it appears that Adams County approval for gravel mining in the SE-1/4 Section 23, T1S, R67W, expired on February 4, 1976. In order for gravel mining to continue on this tract, it will be necessary to submit a new application to the County. Should you have data to the contrary or need further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact me at 287-5249, Ext. 300. Sincerely, ~i>N7Maa~ ~ ~a G(~+~X Thomas E. Ballard Environmental Compliance Agent kn