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sTnTE OF CO t, v~aOO ml.raah u. I• „~w ~i„or DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Harris D. Sherman. E..<e Cnive Dlrecler iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiu l~I1NLD L:11~U RCGLA'~TATION 723 Centennial [3wldin0, 1313 Shermsn Street Denver, Colorado 50203 Tel. 13031 892-3567 June 17, 1977 Robert Quillen Quillen Company P.O. IIox1112 Craig, Colorado RE: Fedinec Pit, Pfoffat County File No. 77-57 Davidson Pit, Moffat County File No. 77-58 Rstey Ranch Pit lll, Moffat County File No. 77-59 Villard Pit, Moffat County File tlo. 77-60 Butler Pit, Pfoffat County File No. 77-bi Dear Mr. Quillen: Upon thorough revieta of the five above-captioned applications, the staff has determined that there are several points which must be addressed before the Board can consider any of the applications. I will first outline those items related to all applications then detail any points related to specific applications. You can probably resolve most of the questions by submitting a "letl-er of clarification" responding to all my comments. All Applications 1. Fugitive dust permits must be obtained from the Air Quality Control Division on ali operations which were initiated after January, 1972. All crushers must bz permitted if L-hey have been purchased after January, 1972, or if they have been relocated. 'L his would also apply to the crusher located at the Valley View Construction site near Steamboat Springs. Yuu might want to contact Bill Reefe from AQC at 388-6111. If you cannot obtain the actual permits prior to the Board meeting, you can submit a list of the permits applied for. 2. Most of your maps do not show a "locate able point" which would tie the permit area to a specific parcel of land. You could accomplish this by submitting U.S.G.S. quads t~rfth the actual permit area drawn in to scale at Che appropriate location. (Two copies for each application.)