PERMFILE125248

• Permit No: M1980002
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/28/1980
• Doc Name: TUCKER AGGREGATE PERMIT APPLICATION FN 80-2
• From: MLRD
• To: LEE TUCKER
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL gESOURCES
Harms D. Sherman. Executive Director
MINED LAND RECLAMATION
723 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street
Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. [phone]
Hamlet J. Barry, I I I,
Director
Mr. Lee Tucker
Impact
1409 Larimer Square
Denver, Colorado 80202
RE: Tucker Aggregate Permit Application
Our File X80-2
Dear Mr. Tucker:
We have reviewed the application prepared by Impact for your proposed
aggregate mine 2-''-i miles northwest of Carr. At this time there are
significant inadequacies which need to be corrected before we can go to
the Board requesting approval of this permit.
A major issue is the lack of clarity as to what acreage will be .mined.
Item 13 on the permit application form states that there will be 220
acres of affected land which will be the total surface acreage to be
included in the permit. This, however is in direct conflict with exhibit
A which describes the permit area as including 3,299.77 acres. The fee
paid indicates that the 220 acres is what you intend for this application
to cover, however, the maps do not delineate the specific 220 acres.
This issue has ramification throughout the application, as noted in the
following specific comments on the various exhibits required for a
complete application.
Exhibit A - Legal Description:
No proper legal description was included in the application. Please
submit the legal description of the affected land (see 34-32-103(1)
for definition) by reference to too-mship, range, and section to at
least the nearest quarter-quarter section.
Exhibit C - Pre-Mininq and Mining Plan Maps of the Affected Lands:
1. Adjacent Landowners
You have shown the adjacent lando~,mers for the 3,299.77 acres, even though
it appears that the actual affected land o-rill be 220 acres. There
certainly is no prcblem infornting other landowners if you wish, but
you are only required to inform those adjacent to the affected land,
which should be your permit area. The outline of the affected land
and permit area should be clearly shown along with the adjacent
boundaries of the landowners ~vhose property abuts the perimeter of
the permit area. .
(cont'd)
January 28, 1980