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III III III IIIIIIIIII • ~~~~'~~~• Ideal Basiclndustries <br />99y Cement Division <br />Exploration Department <br />' P.O. Box 1949 <br />'~ Fort Collins. GNOraOo 80522 <br />A F' k 21 1982 303 482 5603 <br />303 482 5608 <br />nAIN€D 6~ND RECLAMATION <br />Celo. Dent. of AI~t~~r21 P.esoerce~ <br />April 20, 1982 <br />I~~ <br />Mined Land Reclamation Board <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />Attn.: Jay Lucas <br />RE: Boettcher Plant Goodwin Gypsum Quarry--Conversion from Limited <br />Impact to Regular Permit--Your File #82-16. <br />Dear Jay: <br />In response to your letter of April 6, 1982 and our telephone con- <br />versation of yesterday, we wish to clarify the following point, <br />of our application: <br />Mining Plan <br />1. Conversations with the surfaceowner have resulted in agreement on <br />points of complaint and by the time you receive this, you should <br />be in receipt of communication from Mr. Aldon T. Hill, witPldrawing <br />objection to our permit. <br />2. Blasting is sporadic, but may be as much as twice a week during <br />periods of active quarrying. <br />3. Areas of previous mining have been cleaned up. Condition complained <br />about by the landowner was the result of an oversight on tFle part of <br />Ideal and has been remedied. <br />4. The southern access road, listed as "possible" on the application <br />map will be the one used for access to the western outcrops at <br />this time. <br />Reclamation Plan <br />1. Disturbed areas will be planted in accordance with the Soil Conservation <br />Service and Division of Wildlife recommendations. <br />2. The process area should be reseedable. The quarry floors nlay be <br />seedable~if the gypsum parts cleanly, in those areas where the dip <br />is shallow enough to hold the growth media without excessive erosion <br />until vegetation is established. <br />X 1 3 i I <br />