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iiiiiiiiiiinmiu <br />September 21, 1999 <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />James C. Stevens <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br /> <br />RF~F,~~~ <br />SC; <br />~ ,, <br />Uivis~on ` ~`~99 <br />oJM~~ra~ ~ Geolo9Y <br />RE: Rother Pit (M-99-083) Cheyenne County response to September 17 adequacy <br />response letter dated September 17, 1999 from Jim Stevens to Cheyenne County. <br />Deaz Mr. Stevens: <br />Enclosed in Cheyenne County's response to your adequacy review dated September l7, <br />1999. <br />EXHIBIT C <br />Rule 6.3.3 (k) Any exposed refuse encountered will be disposed of properly in the <br />Cheyenne County Landfill or other landfill if warranted. Acid or toxic materials would <br />be cazefully analyzed and disposed of according to all local, state and federal rules and <br />regulations. If acid or toxic materials were found, Cheyenne County would initially <br />contact the D.M.G. and the local and state Health Departments for expertise in dealing <br />with a situation such as this. <br />Rule 6.3.3.(1) Talked with landowner and a local well driller and they stated ii water can <br />be found, it would be at least 250' deep. Excavation will go down approximately 12' per <br />Mining Plan. Cheyenne County as operator does not intend to get anywhere near <br />groundwater sources. With this, there will be no disturbance to hydrologic balance. <br />EXHIBIT E <br />Rule 6.2.1 Cheyenne County confirms assignment that I" = 100' map is Exhibit E-Mine <br />Plan Map. <br />EXHIBIT L <br />Rule 6.3.12 Cheyenne County confirms assignment that map submitted is intended for <br />use as Exhibit L. <br />If you have questions, or need further information or clarification, please contact me. <br />Si~ncereply/~~C <br />/''y`am <br />Richard Snook <br />Cheyenne County Administrator <br />