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<br />(303)542-8278 <br />~~~~'~ <br />January 3, 1994 <br />IIIIIIII~~~IIIIIIII <br />Ms. Ruth Morehead <br />2623 E. Dale Street <br />Colorado Springs, CO 80909 <br />Dear i4s. I+IOrehead: <br />P.O. BOX 533 <br />Your letter to the Division of Minerals and Geology, <br />concerning the Summit Pressed Brick and Tile's permit <br />application, has been referred to me for initial response. <br />This permit would in no way authorize anyone to mine on <br />your property. The permit will be limited to the property in <br />Sections 8 and 9 referred to in our application. Summit <br />Pressed Brick and Tile Company has no rights in the minerals <br />on or under your land, and therefore could not mine that land <br />or apply for a permit to mine. Based on our current <br />projections, the closest any of Summit's operations should <br />get to you is approximately a third of a mile away. <br />The other clay pit to the south of your property is <br />operated by another company, and is currently being mined. <br />However, that company is also required to reclaim the <br />property, but cannot do that until they have stopped mining <br />in a particular area. In our case, we plan to do reclamation <br />as we go, so that areas where the mining is completed will be <br />reclaimed even though mining is still taking place. <br />Again, I want to assure you that this permit <br />application would in no way allow Summit to touch your land, <br />and you can certainly confirm that with the Department of <br />Minerals and Geology if you would like. If you have any <br />other questions, please feel free to contact me or our <br />consultant, Buck Barnhart, at 3 Sedum Court, Pueblo, CO <br />81001, telephone number (719) 543-1324. <br />Very truly yours, <br />SUMMIT PRESSED BRICK <br />AND TILE COMPANY <br />BY~ ~ <br />Jos C. Welte, President <br />cc: Mr. Buck Barnhart <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />THIRTEENTH AND ERIE - PUEBlO, COLORA00 81002 <br />