PERMFILE121726

• Permit No: M1973007SG
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/15/1992
• Doc Name: 1/13/92 MEETING TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE DANIELS SAND PIT 2 PN M-73-007
• From: MLRD
• To: MARK A HEIFNER
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Department of Natural Resources
7313 Sherman St.. Roam 275
Denver. CO 80203
303 8663567
RA x. 303 8328106
January 15, 1992
Mr. Mark A. Heifner
37 E. Colorado Avenue ,
Denver, CO 80210
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Re: January 13, 1992 Meeting, Transit Mix Concrete, Daniel's Sand Pit No. 2,
Permit No. M-73-007, and Castle Concrete Company, Castle Sand Pit,
Permit No. M-77-213.
Dear Mr. Heifner:
On January 13, 1992 a meeting was held at the Division at your request.
Present at the meeting were: James Cooley and Luke Danielson, members of the
Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board, David Bucknam, Acting Director,
Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Division, Bud Herskind of Transit Mix
Concrete, Daniel Hernandez and Berhan Keffelew, Colorado Mined Land
Reclamation Division Staff, myself, and yourself.
The purpose of the meeting was to resolve the time frame for the submittal of
an increase of financial warranty as requested oy the Division, to bring
Permit Nos. M-73-007 and M-77-213 into ccmpliance. The Division had requested
the operator to post the additional warranty by January 31, 1992 or face
possible violation.
The operator stated in the meeting that it will have a difficult time meeting
the January 31, 1992 deadline and asked for an extension. As a result, both
the Division and the operator agreed on the following items:
The operator agreed that an additional 5752,000 in financial warranty,
for a total of $882,000, is necessary for the Daniel's Sand Pit No. 2,
Permit No. M-73-007.
2. The operator agreed that an additional 5126,500 in financial warranty,
for a total of 5156,600, is necessary for the Castle Sand Pit, Permit
No. M-77-213.
3. The operator agreed to provide to the Division by January 24, 1992 a
statement from Continental Materials, the parent company for Transit Mix
Concrete and Castle Concrete, as to how close Continental Materials Could
come in obtaining an increase in the financial warranties for the two
pits.