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KNAPP RANCH, L.L.C. <br />2039 Linden Drive <br />Boulder, Colorado 80302 RECEIVED <br />Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />Room 215 <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Dear Sirs: <br />MAY 0 4 1998 <br />Division of Minerals ~ Get>foplt <br />III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~.,~'~ <br />REG~ ED <br />APR ~ggg <br />Division o inerals & Geobgy <br />In response to the application of Mountain Park Concrete; Parshall Pit to mine sand and <br />gravel in Grand County, Colorado, I am writing to question the need for the permit to <br />extend for twenty years. <br />I have spoken to Metro Docheff, the party applying for the permit, and also to Shani <br />Eastin of Tuttle Applegate, Inc. Both Mr. Docheff and Ms. Eastin assure me that the land <br />will be reclaimed as soon as mining is completed. Since our land adjoins this land, we are <br />interested in seeing this done as soon as possible. Mr. Dochefftells me that he wants to <br />start the mining immediately, so that he won't have to haul gravel to his concrete business. <br />Ms. Eastin further states that Mr. Docheff intends to mine only nine acres of this land. if <br />he begins immediately and mines only nine acres, I do not see how this could take <br />anywhere near twenty years. <br />I therefore propose that the time period be reduced to five years. If any gravel remains <br />after [hat time, the permit could be renewed. Wejust don't want to wait for twenty years <br />for the reclamation to take place. <br />Sincerely, <br />Jd~-G~~~~-~, ~ <br />H.G. Robert Knapp, M.D. <br />Manager <br />~~\~ <br />nJ~ <br />~~ <br />