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;. <br />`~ ~' • <br />' Page 2 <br />August 8, 1988 <br />Pat Martinek <br />Red Canyon Quarry <br />M-85-043 <br />4. It was agreed that while Castle Concrete is conducting its <br />feasibility study no quarry reclamation would be expected of C&C Sand <br />and no requirement to reclaim would be imposed. <br />5. It was agreed that a period of approximately one year would be <br />allowed for Castle Concrete to complete the feasibility study and make a <br />decision as to whether they will assume the permit. <br />6. In the event the feasibility study does not prove the operation to <br />be useful for Castle Concrete's purposes, all parties will be notified <br />of such and responsibility to implement any reclamation, dispose of the <br />quarry to another party, or operate the quarry will return to C&C Sand <br />Company. In this event, the current permitted plan would remain as the <br />approved plan that C&C Sand would be expected to implement to fulfill <br />their responsibilities under the permit. <br />7. It was agreed that prior to any stockpiles being removed, the small <br />topsoil stockpile located at the extreme northern end of the work area <br />will be marked and will not be removed by Castle Concrete. <br />Thank you for your time to discuss this matter. We will keep you fully <br />informed as to the progress on the feasibility study. <br />Respectfully, <br />~~~'r ~ e <br />Mark A. Heffner <br />cc: Castle Concrete Company <br />C&C Sand Company <br />Don Rapp <br />