PERMFILE130513

• Permit No: M1995008
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 4/12/1995
• Doc Name: 112 RECLAMATION PERMIT APPLICATON FLORENCE PIT FN M-95-008
• From: DMG
• To: FREMONT PAVING & REDI-MIX INC
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources
1 713 Sherman SI., Room 215
Denver, Colorado 80203
Phone: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
April 12, 1995
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Mr. John Paul Ary
Fremont Paving &Redi-Mix, Inc. Gove no er
lame, s.io<nnead
P.O. Box 841 Executive DueUOr
Canon Cit CO 81215-0841
Y, M¢hael B Long
Division Director
RE: 112 Reclamation Permit Application, Florence Pit, File No. M-95-008
Dear Mr. Ary:
I have reviewed your application fora 112 permit located in Fremont County and conclude
that the concerns listed below will need to be resolved prior to approval. Our scheduled
decision date is May 4, 1995; therefore, we request a response on or prior to that date. Please
let us know if additional time is needed in order to prepare an adequacy response.
1. The Division will require proof of publication and proof of notice to all owners of
record of surface rights and all owners of record of lands that are within 200 feet of the
boundary of the affected land.
2. There are several permanent man-made structures that appear to be within 200 feet of
the disturbed area. These structures are Colorado Highway 67 and a buried natural gas
pipeline owned by the Colorado Interstate Gas Company. The Division will require
that you either maintain a minimum 200 foot setback from these structures OR
provide a waiver from the owner of each structure that Fremont Paving &Redi-Mix,
Inc. will repair any damages to the structure resulting from mining or reclamation.
3. The mining plan specifies that access to the pit will be from Colorado Highway 67
along an existing access road. And, that the road will not require upgrading nor will
it be included in the permit area. The Division requests that you clarify the ownership
and status of the road intended for access to the mining operation. Is the road public
or private? Has the operator received permission from the owner of the road? Has
the owner of the road waived the requirement for repairs due to the mining operation?
Has the owner of the road been notified of the proposed operation via the public
notice process?
4. The mining plan specifies that an asphalt batch plant may be used periodically
throughout the life of the operation. The Division requests that you provide a spill
containment plan for oil, grease, and any other petroleum products that may be
associated with the use of the asphalt batch plant.
COLORADO