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~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ®EIVVEF3 OFFICE ~ ReceJVed ~ ~'UELIC FILE C®P~ FILE: M-q Mar 21 19gg ~- q °z s o~ ~'~~' ~~ j ~ Olv/slo ~~9o Fje ~R Idl~t/ p ~" n of Jylrteral~ OrybB Grand Junction Pipe & Supply Company a ceo~o~ AN EQUAL OPPOflTUNITY EMPLOYER 2868 1-70 Business Loop • P.O. Box 1849 Grand Junction, Colorado 81502 970/243-4604 FAX 970/241-6622 May 21, 1999 Mr. Steve Shuey Division of Minerals and Geology 484 Turner Drive, Building F, it101 Durango, CO 81301 RECEIVED MAY 2 4 1999 RE: Soaring Eagle Gravel Pit, File No. M-99-025, Adequacy Review Division of Minerals & Geology Dear Mr. Shuev: The following is in response to you Preliminary Adequacy Review dated Apri127, 1999. The power line which crosses the affected land provides electricity to the property owners irrigation pump and requires no easement. 2. Item no. 9 of the application is revised to show the southwest quarter. 3. Exhibit M is revised to shown that local government approval has been applied for. 4. Any topsoil to remain in stockpile for more than one yeaz will be seeded with the reclamation seed mix. 5. The only foundation required will be for the wash plant which requires four 5' X 5' X 1' pads. These can be removed in one hour with a front end loader and a tandem dung truck. 6. Enclosed is a copy of Well Permit No. 051586-F for the Soaring Eagle Gravel Pit which lists the amount of water to be consumed. The gravel pit is located in a reach of the Colorado Rivet where water is available for appropriation, there for no augmentation is necessary. Highwall reduction will be accomplished by backfilling with excess overburden. The over- burden will be compacted using conventional equipment. 8. The slopes are to be constructed with overburden and then covered with six inches of topsoil. 9. Estimated timetable for mining and reclamation: Mining Location Estimated Date Phase I Dec 1999-June 2001