PERMFILE134437

• Permit No: M1988081
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 8/11/1988
• Doc Name: PHIL SHERIDAN LODE MINING PERMIT APPLICATION MLRD FN M-88-081 BOULDER CNTY COLO
• From: MLRD
• To: HARRY D COVEY
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
MINI.D LAND RECLAMATION DIVISION
FRED R. BANTA, Director
August 11, 1988
Mr. Harry D. Covey
479 County Road 83
Boulder, CO 80302
Re: Phil Sheridan Lode Mining Permit Application
MLRD File No_ M-88-081
Boulder County, Colorado
Dear Mr. Covey:
Pursuant to Rule 2.34 of the Rules and Regulations, enclosed is a copy of a
protest filed by Mr. Gene T. Branson pertaining to the above referenced
operation. The concern about his water well should be addressed in your
application to us and submitted as part of Exhibit C. The information
necess•3ry for us to review the possible impact to Mr. Branson's well should
include the following:
1. The surface location and elevation of the well, to be indicated on
your map;
2. Whether or not the well is judicated, i.e., is registered with the
Colorado Division of Water Resources;
3. The depth of the aquifer (fracture zone) and the depth of the
completion perforations;
4, Whether or not this same aquifer (fracture zone) will be
encountered in the Phil Sheridan Lode Mine;
5. The trend of the vein or fault you will be working in the mine,
including the strike, dip, and estimated extent;
6. The elevation of the mine tunnel floor in relation to the
completion zone depth of the water well;
7. Whether or not the mine tunnel floor will be flat, inclining
toward, or declining away from the portal and the discovery shaft;
8. Whether or not there is currently any water discharging from the
mine, and whether this water is currently exiting, or as a result
of operations will exit, the portal or the discovery shaft.
The concerns about noise and truck traffic are issues that are governed by the
Boulder County government and, as such, do not fall under the state's
jurisdiction. Resolution of these concerns is not necessary for State permit
issuance, but may be necessary for county approval.
215 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203-2273 Tel. [phone]