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GWENDALL.LEONARD Dnt. No. 1 JAMES D. CLEMENT Ust. No. 2 DONALD E. WEAVER Dis+. No 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuhi • ~OIIIU~. ~ COJNhlt00iON~D ~~ ~, c sos2r Jan. 4, 19$5 ,~lr. Mark ~. Loye, Senior Reclamation Specialist Mined Land Reclamation Board. 423 i;entennial Bldg. 1313 Sherman St. Denver, Golol $0203 MARIE BROCKWAY CIerY of the Boerd RECEIVED JAN U u ~~~~ MINED UND REC~MAT/pv 4ry1Sr0N Polo. DeAt o1 Natural Rrsuurces Re: Ten Lincoln County 110 Permit Applications File Nos. M-$4-1$0 through M-$4-1$9 M-~s~- r85 Document ?!o. 5$67. / Dear ~J;r. Loye: Responding to your letter of Dec. 7, 19$tl, I will answer your questions pretty much as you asked them in your letter. Except that when answering questions con- cerning the exhibits I will use a seperate sheet for each exhibit with an ammendment or another exhibit to be sub- stituted in place of the original. Exhibit A - Leal Descriptions You nave indicated that you Wade the necessary changes to make tnese applications conform to your requirements. In the future I will see that the legal descriptions follow this format. I have worked with legal descriptions for so many gears that it is easy to slip into the "short" form, when working in your own county. Exhibit B - ~linin~ Plan 1. Life of Mine. All of the above applications are being applied for in the belief that the county will continue to use the mines indefinitely. All of the pits are used for necessary read repair and maintenance. The county has used some of ~ them for many years and probably will continue unlessthe s apply of gravel runs out or the land owner wants us to abandon the pit. If t,is happens the county will Droceed with the reclamation. As to how long each pit will be used I~will attempt to make a guess based on observation of the mine and knowledge of the land owner, but it should be understood that it will only to a guess.