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DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY Deparinueni of Natural Resources 1311 Sherman $i., Room 213 Dcneer, Colorado 80?03 Phone: 13031 H65-3567 FAX: p0~i1 H}7,.8106 r~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII F E99 COLORADO DIVISION OF MINERALS GEOLOGY' RECLAMATION MINING•SAFETY B~II Ovven. Grn-emnr Creg E. bValcher E.ecuave Dhecmr MEMO Notes from the informal Conference for Stegner SdcG Gravel Pit, F.pplication #M-99-021 May 6, 1999 Fort Collins Public Library 1:00 p. m. Attendance List attached H. Bruce Humphries acting as the Informal Conference Officer nLC haeIB Lonp Divismn DueUOr The following materials were distributed to all the attendees: Stegner Gravel Pit Parties and Objections Lisi (attached) Instructions on how a Party may designate a Representative to a P:e-Hearing Conference or MLRB Hearing (attached) The March 8, 1999 Memorandum re: Party Status in Iv1at[ers Before the Mined Land Reclamation Board (attached) Party Slalus Request Form (attached) The meeting began at 1:20pm. The only attending objector or commentator on [he proposed application was Jan Boddicker, an adjacent landowner. As such, Mr. Humphries asked her to explain her basic position with regard to the proposed application, and ask any questions that she had a[ that time. Mrs. Boddicker explained that she and her husband were no; precis;ly objecting to the application. They simply wanted more information about [he effects of the proposed operation on their local well and groundwater resources. and about the plans for a local sewer line and possible residential development of the >ite. They also wanted [o know when the project would begin. Mr. Banks responded that there were no plans, as yet, for residential development, and no plans at this time for extension of the sewer line in question. Maps of the site were exan fined to determine the location of local landowners' residences, and the sewer line Mrs. Boddicker wished to know about. Mr. Roche added that the earliest the project would begin would be Fall '99, but that at this time it seemed more likely to be Spring 2000 before they broke ground. The Division explained that the effects upon the water table due to he excavation and installation of the slurry wall were unknown at this time, and that they were awaitine further information from the Applicant. The effects upon the groundwater table would be estimated from the data to be supplied. Mr. Banks explained that all owners of wells within 600 feet of the excavation had been contacted directly about the effects upon their wells; Mrs. Boddicker stated that she had not bee 3 contacted, but that she wasn't certain that their well was within 600 feet of the proposed site. Mrs. Boddicker was teferted to the Oflice of the State Engineer (OSE), which oversees eroundwater resources in Colorado, to ascertain whaher her family's well had been adjudicated and registered with OSE, and thus taken into account by the consultant.