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i r <br />a stock water/erosion control pond on the neighbor's property to the north. Nir. Joe P. <br />Ga~liano of Bamhatt Asency mumioned at the February 24, 1999 hearing regarding this <br />operation your plans to address this problem. Please include those plans in this exhibit. <br />5. What distance will be maintained between any mining activity and the property line fence <br />alon, the north side of the permit area? The depth of extraction is 1 ~ feet, how close to <br />the fence will this extraction take place? What will the slope of this pit highwall be? The <br />Division needs this information to detet~nine whether the stability of the structure (within <br />200 feet of the affected land) will be adversely affected. (See exhibit 6.3.12) <br />Exhibit D -Reclamation Plan <br />Your reclamation plan states that the access road might be left. The road appears to serve <br />no purpose except to access the mining operation. Please include the access road in the <br />reclamation plan unless you can demonstrate that the landowner has a purpose for the road <br />upon completion of mining. The pasture appears to be too small to require a road across <br />it. <br />2. The reclamation costs you have calculated aze adequate. The financial warranty will be <br />set accordingly. <br />Exhibit E - Maos <br />Your permit application is for a permit area of 9.84 acres which includes a 9.37 acres pit <br />azea and a 0.47 acre access road. The permit boundaries you show on the mining and <br />reclamation maps do not include the access road. Please modify these maps to include the <br />access road in the permit area. <br />Your Mining Plan states that topsoil will be stripped and stockpiled around the perimeter. <br />Your mining plan map shows topsoil only stockpiled on the west side of the pit. Either <br />change the mining map to show topsoil stockpiles around the perimeter or change the <br />mining plan as necessary. If topsoil is only stockpiled on the west side, reclamation costs <br />will have to be reviewed. Costs to place topsoil were reviewed on the basis that topsoil <br />will be placed around the perimeter a stated in the mining plan. <br />3. The Mining Plan Map shows Floyd Mock as being the surface owner of the land north of <br />the permit area. While inspecting a permit area on that land I was told that Mr. Mock had <br />recently sold the land. A phone check with the Elbert County Assessor's Office revealed <br />that Vemon R. Miller owns the land in question. (N 1 /2 Section 29, T9S, R57W) Please <br />check this out and if you do Tind that Mr. Miller owns the land change your map <br />accordingly and notify him immediately of the application. <br />4. Show the ownerls of the fence along the north side of the permit area and the setbacks you <br />propose to keep mining operations away from the fence. <br />C,I~~ossURC~~I9810} AdequacyAoc <br />