PERMFILE112427

• Permit No: M2004042
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 7/19/2004
• Doc Name: Technical Adequacy Review
• From: DMG
• To: Whinnery Construction Co. LLC
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

TATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman St., Room 215 C O L O RA D O
Denver, Colorado 80203 DIVISION O F
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Governor
July 19, 2004
Russell George
Executive Director

/ Mr. Stan Wh1Iln
ery Ronald W. Cattany
Division Director
V VJhinnery Construefion Co LLC Natural Resource Trustee
P.O. Box 866
Lake City, CO 81235
Re: Technical Adequac Review Whinnery Const Co. LLC; Porco Pit; Permit File No. M-2004-042
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Dear Mr. Whinnery,
On July 16, 2004, your application for the above captioned permit was considered "filed" for purposes of
conducting a technical adequacy review. This filing date mazks the beginning of the Division's 30-day
term for issuing a permit decision. This letter constitutes the Division technical adequacy review, and
addresses items and issues that need additional information or clarification.
Attached to this review is the Division's estimate of the cost for reclaiming this property. If you consider
any of the information herein to be incorrect, you should address your concerns in writing to the Division.
Please note. This is not a permit approval. Until all issues identified herein aze addressed to the
Division's satisfaction, and until we have received a bond sufficient to cover reclamation, you may not
begin excavation or disturb the property.
P,PPLICATION FORM:
Item 1.2.
~'ou must famish the Tax ID number or your Social Security Number.
Item 3.
This item indicates 7 acres aze to be pemutted. However, the mining and reclamation maps indicate the
mining azea is to measure 300' x 300', or slightly more than 2 acres. Please clarify. Permitted acreage
should include all azeas disturbed by mining including, but not limited to, the azea from which material
will be removed, azeas used for topsoil storage, and azeas needed to reach the topsoil and overburden
during mining and reclamation. If the access road is upgraded or enlazged, it must be part of the permit
area. You should permit the excavation area plus enough room to store topsoil and overburden, re-grade
topsoil and overburden after mining, and store or stage product during mining. Topsoil must be cleared
from product storage azeas. Please explain which azea is to be disturbed, and revise the mining and
reclamation maps to show where topsoil, overburden, and product stockpiles will be stored.
Office of
Mined Land Reclamation
Office of
Active and Inactive Mines
Colorado