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.; January 20, 198 Donald A. Rapp 8730 W. Mtn. View La. Littleton, Co 80125 RECEIVED. JAN 2 51984 Ml Colo Dept of NaNAallResou~ic$~ON William R. Beavers Mined Land Reclamation Re: Dickerson Granite Pit 1313 Sherman St. File. No M-78-305 Denver, Co 80203 Dear Mr. Beavers, This letter is in response to yours of January 18, 1984. Application Additions to the original application are as follows: No. 7 Mineral Owners: Clanton L. & Dale No. 9 Type of Mine/Substance: Surface/Decomposed Granite. No. 14 Present Land Use: Open Ran~,e/Pasture. No. 15 Proposed Future Use: Open Range/Pasture. Exhibit B Under no circumstances will the operator remove more than 70,000 tons of material in a year. Your concern with Phase 4 and 5 fails to recognize that each phase will be completed over 4 to 5 years. Good mining practices and good economics not- with-standing, you may be assured that removal of over-burden and the removal of exposed granite will be done in about 4 mini- steps in phase 4 and again in phase 5. As in the past, opening a working area will involve stripping over-burden from about 1 acre and mining into the face of the material. At any time the topsoil is removed it will be shaped and seeded as stated in the ReclamationPlan. Exhibit D As a condition for obtaining a mining permit the operator will agree to temporarily halt all mining activity in times of crit- ical winter periods upon the request of the Colorado Division of Wildlife. In so doing, it is also our understanding that the Division of Wildlife will only impose such restrictions when the immediate area of the mining operation is actively used during harsh winter seasons and such restrictions will be lifted within a reasonable time period. in view of past cooperation the operator anticipates no problem in assuring a mutually satisfactory arrangement with the Division & I~D_,RB.