PERMFILE136058

• Permit No: M1999034
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 8/2/1999
• Doc Name: FN M-99-034 COOLEY RESERVOIR & FULTON WILDLIFE AREA 112C DECISION LETTER CONDITIONS FINANCIAL & PERF
• From: DMG
• To: CAMAS COLO INC
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF h11NERALS AND GEOLOGY
Departmem of Natural Resources
1 7 7 7 Sherman St., Room :1 5
Denver, Colorado 8U'_UJ
Phone: (JUA 866-3551
FAQ UU3113]'_-8106
Ausust 2. 1999
Mr. Nlike Refer
CAMAS Colorado. Inc.
3605 Teller Street
P.O. Box 5485
Lakewood, CO 80235
DIVISION OF
MINERALS
GEOLOGY
R E C L A M A T I O N
MINING•SAFETY
Bill O~'ens
Governor
Creg E. lVal~her
EzeCUlrve Dneclor
Michael B. tong
Drvuion Dueuor
RE: File No. M-99-034, Cooley Reservoir & Fulton Wildlife Area, 112c Decision Letter -
Conditions, Financial and Performance Warranty Request -Construction Material
Operation
Dear Mr. Refer:
On July 27, 1999, the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board approved your 112c mining permit
application. The conditions to the approval are noted below:
Stipulation No.
Description
1 Engineering designs, specifications, aconstruction timetable, and a quality assurance plan
for the slurry wall will be incorporated into the pemtit via a technical revision prior [o
commencement of construction of the slurry wall. Camas Colorado, Inc. will provide the
division with a construction report and a certification that the slurry wall was installed in
accordance with the approved plans and specifications a[ [he conclusion of the installation.
2 In the event of any drawdown of the Miriam J. Bromley and K.T. Barr, Inc. (Bromley
and Barr) wells and lakes (as indicated in exhibit A attached to the July 22, 1999
indemnification agreement between camas and Bromley and KTB), to the extent
Bromley and KTB are unable to recover and use [he amounts of water historically taken
from the Bromley and KTB wells and lakes. it shall be presumed, in the absence of
substantial, credible evidence to the contrary that such drawdown is a result of the
mining activities of CAMAS on [he camas property. If CAMAS cannot demonstrate to
the Board's satisfaction through substantial. credible evidence [hat any drawdown [hat
adversely impacts [he historic use of the Bromley and KTB wells and lakes has not been
caused by CAMAS' mining activities, then the drawdown shall be considered an adverse
impact to offsite property and water quantity as established in Section
34-32.5-1 l6(4)(h). C.R.S. and Construction Materials Rule 3.1.6(1), and within 60 days
CAMAS shall present to the board and implement a satisfactory mitigation plan to
restore the historic amounts of water available in [he bromley and ktb wells and lakes.