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S iniE OP COLORnr'r0 qir .. ,~~ni~p ins. t. r~.~~~,., DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESO URCES D. Monte Pascoe, Executive Dir aci or 1~1L~JEll L:11~rll I{EI:LA:IIA'TIO\' 423 Centennial Building. 7373Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 00203 Tel. (303) 866-3567 David C. Shelton Director September 30, 1982 Mr. Ray P. Bingham P. O. Box 1061 Paonia, Colorado 81428 RE: Bingham Crushing File No. 82-154 On September 23, 1982, the Mined Land Reclamation Board acted on two matters relating to the present status of the above captioned operation. They moved to extend by five days the sixty day deadline by which you need to get a permit application aporoved on this operation, such that the Board could approve the application during the October meeting. They also moved to allow you to crush yravel, as well as remove and stockpile yravel, under the terms of the cease and desist order. I have received the additional materials that you sent to make your application complete. You should have already received the complete form Zetter with the publication format on the back. As you know, this application must be -~ published for two sequential weeks in a local newspaper and the proof of publication (in the form of copies of the publications when you have them and then a copy of the publisher's affidavit when it is available) should be sent to our Pi vision. The landowner of the permit area and any imunediately ~' adjacent landowners should be sent a copy of the first publication by certi- fied mail, and the gr~=en return receipts (or copies thereof) should be sent to our Division. This should be accomplished before the next Board meeting. I have a few questions and comments concerning the application materials. I will organize them on an exhibit-by-exhibit basis below. Rny exhibits or parts thereof not mentioned are considered adequate at this time. Exhibits D and C 1. I4hat methods are to be employed to protect the river channel (during both low and high taater) from increased sediment loads due to mining of the gravel bars and the adjacent processing of gravel? In other words, J how will drainage in these areas be controlled such that runoff does not move sediment into thrs river? Sediment control structures such as berms or ponds (if any) should he shown on the map. . -.