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Rirnartl D. Lamm Governor or`\ ~II01~01~010~000~I0 = ~~' DEPARTMENT OF ggg _S D Monm Pasq ne. Eacr, nt nc _..__..,, f~il~9~® ~A~9® RI~CLAf~iATGOi~ ®@VBSVOi~ DAVID C. SHELTON Director _. ~ ~A April 29, 1983 Mr. Gilbert F. Rindahl Rindahl and Associates 2305 South Syracuse Way Suite 217 Denver, Colorado 80231 Re: Terraoo~~C."o~~ns~truction, Dear ~+~ ~' Inc. - "Vollmer Pit" - File No. 83-35 I received your response to my letter of April 20, 1983, on April 26, 1983. Upon reviewing this response the following day, I still had some minor matters of clarification. However, I considered all the major outstanding questions to have been answered and therefore recommeded that the Board approve the 112 permit application for the Vollmer Pit with the amount of the financial warranty set at $19,960.00. The Board moved to do • so, yesterday. I will now mention my remaining questions and hope that one final, brief letter from you will clear them up. One matter may be somewhat difficult, considering that the Board has already approved the application and set bond, but it should not delay permit issuance. As a final point of clarification, I assume that your contention is that the permeable nature of the soils will preclude the need for a sediment control berm. I+ly review of the data on the soils indicates that this is most probably true. If erosion down into the drainage Swale begins to occur, however, it is assumed that control will be instituted. Please clarify the situation concerning the higher cost/acre far minor disturbance vs. moderate disturbance. This may eventually modify the amount of the financial warranty somewhat, necessitating a rider to the bond document. Sincerely, v / 1',~J,>GJ~ Mark S. Loye Senior Reclamation Specialist MSL/pjp 423 Cen~ennigl &liirlinq. 1313 Sh~rmRn SVCat Dnnvnr Cr~i~inrl~• ~n;m lnl 17.n~~~ n~,r, v,l;-