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February 23, ~2 <br />Page 2 <br />3. Fugitive Dust Permit - See attached Memorandum from Ron <br />Ostop to Jim Colvin dated February 19, 1982. Broderick & Gibbons must <br />obtain an Emission Permit from the Colorado Air Quality Division in <br />accord with Regulation 1 of the Colorado Air Quality Control <br />Commission. The extraction operation will impact environmental <br />monitors located on City property. Such monitors were required by the <br />Colorado Department of Bealth. <br />4, Drainage - See attached Memorandum from John Barber to Jim <br />Colvin dated February 22, 1982. The extraction plan does not indicate <br />retention reservoirs or structures so as to prevent City-owned <br />property or easements from being damaged by surface water runoff <br />occurring in a manner different or greater than historical runoff as a <br />result of the extraction operations. <br />5. Reclamation Plan - See attached memorandum from Vic Ecklund, <br />Conservation Planner, to J.D. Phillips, Utilities Director, dated <br />February 19, 1982. The City's Conservation Planner indicates that <br />minimum reclamation standards must be implemented to protect City <br />utility lines, He states that with the information provided in the <br />Broderick & Gibbons Mining and Reclamation Permit, the City could <br />expect a high hazard of water erosion and that the 3 to 1 slope <br />proposed may be inadequate for revegetation. <br />Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. <br />Very truly yours, <br />J.D./PHILLIPS <br />Di ctor of Utilities <br />JDP/JGC/he <br />cc: <br />City Council <br />City Manager <br />Land Officer <br />John Barber <br />Ron Ostop <br />Larry Patterson <br />Suresh Patel <br />Chuck Weir <br />Vic Ecklund <br />City Attorney <br />Al Hayden, Broderick ~ Gibbons <br />