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i <br /> <br />999 <br />DEPART ENT Of NATURAL. RESOURCESD~M. Gova nor 1I I ~II I~~~~~~~~~III <br />Harris D. Sherman. Executive Director <br />MINED LAND RECLAMATION <br />723 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 892.3567 <br />Hamlet J. Barry, I I1, <br />Director <br />January 30, 1979 <br />John A. McNulty <br />Cattle Creek Game Preserve <br />P.O. Box 944 <br />Carbondale, Colorado 81623 _ ^_ -~ <br />RE: Permits for two pits <br />Dear Mr. McNulty: <br />In response to your letter of January 25, 1979, I believe it must first <br />be determined whether or not you actually need a permit. As you say, <br />these are old pits operated by both Garfield County and the Colorado <br />Department of Highways, which I assume are to be used for road construction <br />and/or maintenance. You also say they are on agricultural land. Most <br />gravel pits are on agricultural land, but my question is primarily <br />what the gravel will be used for. Are the pits used exclusively for <br />extracting gravel for your ranch or will the gravel be mined and sold <br />to other partiesl With this information we can obtain a determination <br />as to the need for a permit. <br />If it turns out you need a permit, I would be happy to meet with you <br />and explain what you must do to obtain a permit. 1 will be looking <br />forward to your response. <br />Sincerely, ~ <br />Mark A. Neifner <br />Supervising Reclamation Specialist <br />~ '~~~~B~~Q~ <br />61P~' G 3 1982 <br />MINED LAiLJ !?F_~LF.".Q;~TICr~I <br />Colo. 02pt. of ~Jattial Pesource~ <br />