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Mr. Gary Tuttle 2 August 19, 1992 property owners shown on a revised map) that may be impacted or within the two hundred foot perimeter from stockpiling activities or any other affected land. 3. The Division must also receive the following agreements between the operator and: a) The Weld County Board of Commissioners regarding atwenty- five foot setback from the right-of-way of F Street; b) Bellweathers Exploration Company and Colorado & Southern Railway regarding mining within two hundred feet of these structures, and; c) The Boyd Freeman Ditch Company concerning ditch relocation. A map showing the relocation should accompany this agreement. 4. Similarly, agreements between the operator and owners of wells that may be impacted by the operation citing compensation/mitigation must be received by the Division before a permit can be approved (Section 115 (4)(d) of the Act. Ground water issues will be addressed later in this letter). 5. The letter from the Colorado Historical Society following Exhibit Q in the application recommends a professional archeological survey be conducted to identify any cultural resources in the project area which are eligible to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places. A permit can be issued with the stipulation that a cultural survey will be conducted and reviewed by the Colorado Historical Society prior to any mining activity. 6. First paragraph, Exhibit D, states the property is located East of the intersection of I street and 35th Avenue on the west side of Greeley, Colorado. This should read "West" of the intersection. Exhibit D states that an asphalt batch plant may be moved onto the property occasionally for specific large projects. The applicant should be aware that this plant must be located within the "phased plant sites" as designated in Exhibit D. Sequence of Mining, part three states a dewatering ditch on the perimeter of the mining phase will be constructed and groundwater leaking into the dry