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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2005071
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
1/4/2006
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Gregory D. Lazear
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DMG
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Frances P. Lazeaz <br />20508 Brimstone Rd <br />Cedaredge, CO 81413 <br />November 27, 2005 <br />COMMENTS ON BENSON BROTHERS RED SHALE PIT <br />RECLAMATION APPLICATION <br />As a homeowner living approximately 1/2 mile from the boundary of the Benson <br />proposed red shale pit in Coalby Canyon, I wish to state my strenous objections to this <br />operation. I wish to be made a party to the proceeding, I wish to be on the mailing list, <br />and would like for apre-hearing conference to be held in Cedaredge. Please have the <br />prehearing conference include a tour of the site to which all parties are included. Please <br />schedule a hearing on the application, for all of the reasons stated in this protest, and set <br />the hearing in Delta or Grand Junction, a location convenient to the proposed project site. <br />There are a number of misleading statements in the application, and important <br />points are left out all together. I will point these out in the document below where the <br />applicant's statements are in quotes, and my comments follow. <br />GEOLOGIC HAZARDS: <br />Exhibit D- Mining plan <br />Application contains an analysis of the southern slope by Ute Engineering Co. It <br />only addresses the slope above the cliffs. The stability of the Rollins Cliffs which border <br />the southern end of the property has not been addressed. The cliffs contain many fractures <br />and evidence of recent large rockfalls abounds. Vibrations from the operation may loosen <br />more large pieces of sandstone. There are three residences immediately below these cliffs. <br />An analysis should be done by a company which has experience in cliff stability prior to <br />consideration of this permit. Operation of the crusher and large equipment on the north <br />side of the ridge may transmit vibrations through the ground sufficient to dislodge rocks, <br />even when operations aze not occuring near the top of the ridge. (34-32.5-116(4)(1) & 34- <br />32.5-I15(4)(a)) <br />Mitigation: <br />Although I feel risk to adjoining property from the above mentioned geologic <br />hazards should be sufficient to deny the permit, if the permit is accepted I feel the <br />following restrictions should be placed on the operation: <br />I .Preferably no rock crushing should be allowed on the premises. Low frequency <br />vibrations transmitted through the ground pose unacceptable risk of cliff failure with <br />
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