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i' 'STATE OF COIORGDO alC HnaD D\, ..,n~nvc,~,,, DEPARTMENT OF NATUgAL RESOD RCES D. Monte Pascoe, Executive Director III IIIII~~IIIIII III MINED LAND RECLAMATION 423 Centennial Building,1313 Sherman Street Denver, CDloratlo 80203 Tel. (303) 866-?567 David C. Shelton April 6, 1982 Director Mr. Rodney L. Banks Land Use Administrator Teller County Courthouse Cripple Creek, Colorado 80813 Re: 8 Teller County Gravel Pits Our Files No. 82-92 through 82-49, inclusive Dear Mr. Banks: I have completed my adequacy review of the mining and reclamation permit applications for the above-captioned Teller County operations. I have several questions and comments that apply to all of the operations. Zn some cases, I have more specific comments that pertain to a particular pit. I have out- lined my comments on an exhibit-by-exhibit basis below and have rr~de distinctions between general comments and those that refer to specific pits. I have enclosed a copy of a permit application worksheet that our staff has recently developed for small operations. I believe that all of these Teller County operations fall into this category. I suggest that you either use this worksheet fora guide in answering my questions, or copy it and fill it out for each of the eight (or nine) operations, thus using it to structure your replies to my questions for each operation. As I mentioned in my Complete Letter to you of March 22nd, no application for 1k the Edward Grainger site was received by our Division when the other eight n applications were received. Yet this pit was issued a Conditional Use Permit to be mined by Teller County. Please clarify this situation. Before the Board can consider these applications, proof of the two sequential weeks of publication in a newspaper of local circulation must be received by the Division. This proof may take the form of the publisher's affidavit (or a I copy thereof) or a copy of each of the two publications, until such time as the affidavit is available. The Division should also receive the green /\ certified mail return receipts (or copies thereof) that show that all land- owners of the pits themselves and any immediately adjacent landowners have received a copy of the first of the two publications.