PERMFILE136408

• Permit No: M2000090
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 11/27/2000
• Doc Name: LOUKONEN BROS STONE FN M-00-090 LYKINS GULCH ADEQUACY REVIEW
• From: DMG
• To: LOUKONEN BROS STONE
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT C MINING PLAN
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman St., Room 215
Denver, Colorado 80203
Phone: [phone]
FA%: (3031 832-8106
November 27, 2000
Mr. ivtichael Loukonen
Loukonen Bros. Stone
12993 N. Foothills Hwy
Longmont, Colorado 80503
RE: Loukonen Bros. Stone; File No. M-2000-090
Lykins Gulch; Adequacy Review
Dear Mr. Loukonen,
DIVISION OF
MINERALS
GEOLOGY
REC LA MA710N
MINING•SAFETY
Bdl Owen
Governor
Greg E. wale he.
Fecmive Dueclor
m¢hacl B. long
Dmnion D~ceaor
Listed below are adequacy review comments for the Lykins Gulch 110 Application, File No. M-2000-
090. The Division of Minerals and Geology (Division) is required to make an approval or denial decision
no later than December ] 1, 2000, therefore, your response to the following adequacy review concerns
should be submitted to the Division as soon as possible.
1. As required by Rule 1.6.5 (2), please submit the proof of publication of the public notice circulated in
the local newspaper, all owners of record of surface lands that are within 200 feet of the boundary of
the affected land, and easement holders (including the road). Proof of notice may be return receipts
of a Certified Mailing or by proof of personal service.
2. Rule 6.2.1(2) General Reouirements of Exhibits
The Division is unable to locate the map prepared by your land surveyor. Please resubmit the original
survey map of the Lykins Gulch area to include the following;
• the name of the applicant,
• have the map signed by the registered land surveyor, professional engineer, or other qualified
person,
• give the date prepared, and
• provide a map scale, appropriate legend, map title, date and north arrow.
3. Rule 6.3.3 Exhibit C- Minin¢ Plan Please address the following items in the mining plan;
• The applicant states that soil in the mining site is minimal, and very little topsoil exists on site.
According to the Soil Survey of Boulder County Area included in the application, organic
material is noted up to 4 inches in depth. The applicant will need to commit to salvaging all
available topsoil material for use in the reclamation process. If little topsoil is available, the
operator will also need to commit to screening out the fines to use as a topsoil substitute.
In addition, the applicant will need to specify how the topsoil will be stockpiled, located the piles
on the map and specify how the topsoil piles will be stabilized with a vegetative cover until used
in reclamation.