PERMFILE131266

• Permit No: M2003030
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/15/2003
• Doc Name: Adequacy Letter
• From: DMG
• To: Glacier Peak Mining
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

STATE OF COLORADO
DIY1510N OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources
7 313 Sfierman St., Room 215 C O L O RA D O
Denver, Colorado 80203 DIVISION O F
Pfione: [phone] MIN &RA L S
FA%: [phone] G E O L O G Y
- 0.E CLAMATION•MINING

May ] 5, 2003 SAFETT•SCIEN CE
Bill Owens
Mr. Joseph L. Dorris cGVem°'
Glacier Peak Mining Greg E. Walther
2920 Cedar Hts. Dr. Exec°`ive ~ire"Gr
CO. 80904
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Re: Adequacy Letter, Glacier Peak Mining, Permit Application, File No. M-2003-030
Deaz Mr. Dorris:
The Division completed a technical review of your 110(2) Limited Impact permit application.
Following are a few items that need to be addressed, corrected or revised in order to comply with
the minimum requirements of the Acd Mineral Rules and Regulations:
1. The affected land azea (permit) covers about 3 acres. Most of the acreage is located in the
Elk Horn, Smoky Hawk, Blue Smoky and Wolf Fang mining claims, which adjoin each
other. Some of the proposed acreage is located about one and a half miles north in the Qui
-But No. 2 claim. The Qui-But No. 2 acreage is too far away to be considered the same
operation. Mr. H. Bruce Humphries, DMG Supervisor, determined that a second permit is
necessary to cover the Qui-But No. 2 acreage. However, Mr. Humphries will waive the
application fee for the second application.
2. Exhibit A -meets the required criteria, so it is OK.
3. Exhibit B - submitted a very detailed site description, so it is OK.
4. Exhibit C -looks real good. The applicant needs to submit a detailed description how the
affected land area (permit) will be delineated (marked) in the field, as required by Rule
3.1.12.
5. Exhibit D -excellent submittal. Just need two items: need the applicable quantities of
each grass & forb as pounds of pure live seed per acre and need you to provide the type
and quantity of equipment that will be used to backfill, contour and grade the sites.
6. Exhibit E -since you requested that the maps be held confidential the Division is
returning all the maps that do not apply to this application (Qui-But No.3 & No.8 and the
Cut Dog). Also, an application must contain a Mining Plan and Reclamation Plan map for
the public so you must re-submit the Mining Plan and Reclamation Plan maps, excluding
the confidential information, showing all the required information. Unless you decide
otherwise, the existing maps will be imaged into the confidential portion of the file (no
public access).
7. Exhibit F - OK.
8. Exhibit G - in order to comply with this Exhibit you must submit a document, which
shows you have a right to access the proposed acreage and conduct a mining and
reclamation operation. Copies of your mining claims or a copy of an access lease or a
notarized agreement from the landowner is okay. I assume these aze unpatented claims. If
they are patented claims, a copy of a tax receipt (property tax) would suffice.
Office of Office of Colorado
Mined Land Reclamation Attive and Inactive Mines Geological Survey