PERMFILE104213

• Permit No: M1988112
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 2/23/1989
• Doc Name: MLRB Hearing
• From: MLRB
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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designed in old treaty law that the reason we could
have these narrow strips of land -- there was a
purpose behind it, so you could graze and get to
water because we have Culebra Creek and a1:L these
other canyons come down here so now we can"t common
no more because there's a waste dump and there's
a cyanide dump and there's dumps here and clumps all
over, 2200 acres worth.
And, in closing, I realize that the
Mined Land Reclamation Board is only one entity and
we can't get the whole Federal Government or the
whole State Government involved, but we narrow it
(down to six principal departments maybe -- that is
just from the back of my mind -- the EPA, the U. S.
Geological Survey and the Department of Agriculture,
and it comes down to three State agencies, Department
of Natural Resources, Department of Health, or at
least those two.
That way we don't put all the burden
on -- the Governor can't, well, blame Mined Land Rec
and Governor Romer, I thank him for having .concerns
about the State of Colorado because I'm a S+r_ate of
Colorado resident besides being a native of San
Luis.
And, in closing, I want to thank you