PERMFILE104095

• Permit No: M1992069
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 10/21/1992
• Doc Name: ADEQUACY RESPONSE M-92-069
• From: TUTTLE APPLEGATE INC
• To: DMG
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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TUTTLE APPLEGATE,9INC.
~~ Consultants for Land and Resource Development
October 20, 1992
Ms. Loraine Stepenske
Division of Minerals and Geology
1313 Sherman Street, Room 215
Denver, CO 80203
RE: Adequacy Response, M-92-069
Dear Loraine:

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OCT 21 )992
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MINERALS & ~EUI_; Jr,
After our telephone conversation of October 19, 1992, I would like
to complete our adequacy responses. I will use the same numbering
system we have used previously and that was contained in your
October 7, 1992, letter.
1.. With this letter you will find enclosed a copy of an aerial
photograph were I have better delineated the Larson #7 and the
Rodman #6 property in relation to the permit area.
2.. With this letter you will find a copy of the compensation
agreement with the Elliott landowners to the west.
We also wish to reserve the option to include the Rodman
structures in the engineering soil stability analysis and mine
at 25 feet from the property if the results show no adverse
effects on the stability of structures.
3(b) We will stake in the field metal T stakes, the limit of
disturbance from the pipelines, railroad, and the overhead
utility lines at the 200 foot limit prior to the review of our
engineering soils stability analysis.
6(b) In order to maintain hydrologic balance and quality of the
groundwater, the operator will install an eight to twelve inch
layer of compacted road base material underlying the entire
asphalt batch plant area.
8(b) The groundwater level temperature, and conductivity of each
monitoring well and the two private wells (if owner permission
is obtained) will be monitored quarterly and submitted with
each annual report. Baseline data monitoring will begin as
soon as possible prior to commence of mining and continue
concurrent with mining. If no significant differences occur
between the baseline data and the mining monitoring data for
a period of two years, the monitoring for temperature and
conductivity may be suspended based on review by Division
staff.
11940 Grant Street, #410 Telephone: [phone]
Denver, Colorado 80233 Facsimile: [phone]