PERMFILE101810

• Permit No: M2004067
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/19/2005
• Doc Name: Objection
• From: I.L. Turner
• To: DMG
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

TO: Division of Minerals and Geology
1313 Sherman St., Rm: 215
Denver, CO 80203 December 11, 2004
FROM: I.L. and L.M Turner 3945 Douglas Mtn. Dr.
Golden, CO 80403 Added comments:
January 16, 2005 * xxxx
RE: Proposed MMRR Quarry
Gilpin, County, CO
Comments Concerning Construction Material 112 Permit
Based on
Reports Provided to the Public
Please note the following:
We are the contiguous property owners: I.L. and L.M. Turner and own
approximately 95 Ac. In Gilpin County (includes 9 Ac. In Jefferson
County). See Clear Creek District Water Providers' Exhibit (map) C - 1.
Please note an error in designated ownership: The SW 1 /4 of the SW 1 /4
Sec. 24, T3S, R72W (38.46 Ac.j belongs to Turner NOT to Wolf as
designated.
Though this error may seem inconsequential, it tends to falsely
enhance the Wolf property's shielding other ownership from any
quarry operations and to lessen Turner's exposure. Also please note
that the presence of such an error of material fact tends to bring into
question the accuracy of other parts of this permit application.
*(t should be noted here that Wolf is not personally responsible for the
error inasmuch that a check of Courthouse records provides the
correct description (unlike the Permit ApplicationL Comment
provided to be taken into account.
The possible occurrence of uranium mineralization in blast hole
cuttings and airborne dust. Reference to the attached figure from:
"Geology of uranium deposits In the Front Range, Colorado": P.K Sims
and D.M. Sheridan, 1964 * shows that there exists the possibility of
cutting through significant uranium mineralization during mining
operations and having it occur in dust from drilling, blasting, and rock-