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r~" <br />QUEST CONSULTING ENGINEERING /LAND USE / SURVEYING <br />2080 West 60th Avenue • Denver, Colorado 80221 • (3031 4 2 6-84 38 <br />December 5, 1985 <br />Mr. Hal Simpson, P.E. <br />Deputy State Engineer <br />Office of the State Engineer <br />Division of Water Resources <br />1313 Sherman Street - Room 818 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Re: 120-85-C <br />Colorado Sand and Gravel Company <br />Sandy Acres and Pinewood Estates <br />Dear Mr. Simpson: <br />RIECE~~ <br />DEC 101985 <br />cfi>~ED u1t~D ~'EOt.~~~aArlpy <br />Colo. Deft. of ~o~u~"fli Rflsoiirces <br />We.make reference to your letter of November 20, 1985 regarding <br />Colorado Sand and Gravel's application for an amended mining <br />permit. In this letter you make reference to two issues: one, <br />relating to replacement of evaporative losses; and secondly, to <br />the use of water for gravel washing and related operations. In <br />regard to both, there presently is na judScal or legislative <br />directive which requires either. We have, however, made <br />provisions for both if this does become necessary. <br />This has been an ongoing issue for a number of years and should, <br />somehow, be resolved. Mr. Siegriet and myself would be happy to <br />meet with you regarding this matter at your convenience, but do <br />not feel that this is an issue that should effect the permitting <br />process for an existing operation. <br />Sincerely, <br />Ro ert~. ~e n <br />cc: Robert L. Siegriet, Colorado <br />Mr. Ted Shepard, Adams County <br />Mr. Mark L. Loye, ML RD <br />Sand and Gravel Company <br />Planning Department <br />L15:S.LET.1..81.9A <br />