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r 'RrUrertl D Lamm Governor July 19, 1983 DEPA• ENT OF NATUt1AL f1ESOURGES • III IIIIIIIIIIIII III n Rln m~ Pnac nr• fu r. vlrv~ nrrrr~nr 999 MINED LAND RECLAMATION DIVISION ~~ DAVID C. SHEITON, Director Mr. Gary W. Davis - P.O. Box 37 ' 1305 Goff Street Eads, Colorado 81036 F11e No's.: 83-109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 111, 118 6 119 Oear Mr. Davis: In reviewing the above applications certain questions and comments need to be addressed before these permit applications can be brought before the August 24-25, 1983 Board meeting (your continuance Board date). „Please have your response back to our staff by August 15, 1983 so that we may have time to incorporate this information into your permit applications. The following questions need to be addressed. Exhibit B - f4lntng Plan The staff needs to know how long you will be mining at each of the above pits. This information is used to determine the extent of the gravel deposits and evaluation of your mining plan. Also, we will need to know the adjacent land owners on the following mines: 83-109, 83-110. Exhibit C - Map The staff has determined by scaling off the distances on each map that most of these pits exceed the less than 10 acres limitation for 110 permits. Therefore, staff suggests you conduct field evaluations of each pit and determine if the surface disturbance exceeds 9.9 acres. If disturbance 1s less than 9.9 acres, then submit new maps that include new acreages up to the 9.9 acre limitation for 110 permits. If the acres exceed 9.9, then you must submit a 112 application with all the pertinent materials. The staff conducted afield inspection on June 7, 1983 of the Murdock Pit 83-112, and feels that this pit exceeds 9.9 acres and 1s approximately 14-15 acres. Therefore, this permit should be included under the 112 permitting process. The following acres were calculated from your maps: 423 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 866-3567