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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2001046
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/11/2001
Doc Name
Letter of Objection
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Lind Lawerence & Ottenhoff LLP
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DMG
Media Type
D
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. ~. <br />One well is of particular concern. The property located directly to the south of the <br />proposed site is irrigated using a large capacity irrigation well, Permit No. R-15750-RF, <br />which feeds a center pivot pond. Well No. R-15750-RF and the center pivot pond are <br />located within 300 feet of the proposed mining area. As such, dewatering activities at the <br />proposed mine site would have a profound impact on this well, and could affect the center <br />pivot holding pond. Mayer Farms has hired a water engineer to assess the magnitude of <br />harm likely to be caused by dewatering, and I will provide the Division with the engineering <br />report as soon as it is available. As the 112 application stands, the applicant has failed <br />to carry its burden in demonstrating that impacts on the prevailing hydrology will be <br />minimized, and the Division should recommend denial of the application for this reason. <br />In addition to Well No. R-15750-RF, there are also a number of large windbreak trees <br />located on the north side of the Mayer property, directly south of the proposed mine site. <br />These trees depend upon ground water, and the lowering of the water table via dewatering <br />could injure or kill these trees. <br />Mayer Family Farm has several other concerns with the application as filed. The soils on <br />the subject property is sandy, and prone to both wind and water erosion. See 34-32.5- <br />116(4)Q), C.R.S. As such, the 3:1 slope proposed for the final grade of the pits is too <br />steep, at least for such time as the slopes are exposed to wind and running water. In <br />addition, revegetation efforts will have to be tailored to accommodate the land's tendency <br />to "blow," and the bond should be sufficient to allow several attempts at revegetation. <br />Flora species should be selected that have a reasonable chance of becoming established <br />in the sandy soil. <br />Mayer Family Farm will continue to study the application and may submit additional <br />comments. <br />As of late, I have not been receiving copies of all materials mailed to the parties to 112 <br />applications. Often, my clients are copied, but I am not. Please send me copies of all <br />materials mailed to any party. Thank you for your attention to this matter. <br />Sincerely, <br />LI LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF, LLP <br />. A d w Jones <br />PAJ: mt <br />Enclosures <br />cc: Linda and Ritchie Pyeatt <br />Dorothy Mayer <br />Forrest Leaf <br />Lori Potter <br />Gilbert Marchand <br />F:\PAJ\Mayer4iotes\010711 DMG.wpd <br />
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