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~, <br /> <br />l5. Quantity of topsoil has been systematically side-stepped by applicant. <br />l6. I do not believe that a commercial building can remain on the property upon reclamation, since <br />it is not zoned commercial by Fremont County. <br />l7. Proof of adequate water is only shown for the first 4 years -not for the life of the mine which is <br />rated at 50 years. <br />18. Applicant has avoided a commitment to salvaging all topsoil possible and has not committed to <br />reclaiming any specific amount of land. <br />19. Any construction involving the wetlands area of Tallahassee Creek must take place during the <br />colder winter months to avoid the disastrous results that would occur during the flash flooding <br />that warm weather brings. <br />20. My husband's adjudicated spring can be considered a well. If high sediment wash water is <br />dumped into the applicants gravel pit it will without doubt, adversely affect his well. <br />21. Storm water going over the crossing structure proposed by the applicant would wash it out and <br />it would be carried into the Arkansas River if water goes over the top of ti. <br />22. The 200 foot right-of-way the applicant is referting to is actually a railroad easement that is <br />measured from the center of the tracks 100 feet to each side of the tracks. My husband's fence <br />is a ground surveyed fence line that is 100 feet from the railroad track center line. The <br />applicant's fence line lies 50 feet into the rail road easement. <br />23. I am concerned that Agile submitted to testing schedule or specific pollution criteria for their <br />well monitoring. (Unclear) <br />24. I am worried about possible ground contamination from the refueling and possib]e over filling <br />of the gas tanks on their mobile equipment. <br />25. If high sediment wash water is dumped into the applicant's gravel pit, added turbidity in my <br />spring will be caused by the gravel pit operation. <br />26. In the original version, the application proposed three separate phases of reclamation. The <br />authors now call for reclamation only after all mining operation have been completed. <br />27. The new application has substantially changed from the original permit application submitted to <br />your division. Agile Stone Systems should have to go through the entire process of an original <br />permit application.... <br />28. The hydrology information submitted to the Division is not correct according to our current <br />research. <br />29. The increased size would have an adverse affect which has not been studied in enoueh depth. <br />