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<br />.SHOEMAgER AND WHAM <br />w.J05EPH SHOEMAnER ATTORNEYfi Ai LAW <br />ROBERT B. WHAM 1421 COURT PLACE BUILDING <br />EDWARD J. KRIS OR,JR. <br />DE3TPE B, OOLORADO 6000E <br />JOHN C. UHLENHOPP <br />303-53a-6306 <br />SUSAN E. BURGH <br />24. August 1980 <br />Mr. James B, t4cArdle <br />Mined Land Reclamation <br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 423 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Dear Sim: <br />~ iii iiiiiiiiiiiii iii <br />~~® <br />(^` ~~~ II <br />• ~ \~~O ~~ <br />< ~\ 9 <br />~~~2 ~ cv Pie oJ~~e <br />~- s <br />P~~ ~~~\~~a~P <br />~c\o o ~eQ~ ~ <br />Enclosed is Galen L. Headley's response to your request of July 31, 1980 <br />for further information regarding his mining operation. I will amplify his <br />responses to the extent I am able. I would ask that should you have any further <br />questions regarding the responses you contact Mr. Headley directly since I will <br />be out of town until Tuesday afternoon. <br />Re A.1., the depth to shale varies in each pit. Therefore a specific depth <br />cannot be determined but gravel will be mined to the shale. I believe the <br />responses to A.2. and A.3. are self-explanatory; however I believe the. last <br />sentence under A.3. should read: The topsoil depth runs from a minimum of 6 <br />inches to a maximum of 18 inches. <br />The response to B. 2. can be found in A.3. above, and the response to B.4. <br />is self-explanatory. <br />With respect to E., the areas ofmaximum disturbance for each pit in any given <br />year may be identified on Exhibit D-3 which depicts the mining plan. All areas <br />that are excavated will remain open to provide water injection points for the <br />underground storage and therefore will not be reclaimed except for sloping of the <br />sides and seeding. To the extent possible this sloping will be done as mining is <br />completed and in most cases will be done within five years of completion of that <br />portion of the mining. The areas proposed to be mined serve as work, parking, and <br />storage areas; therefore they, together with the roads constitute areas of <br />moderate disturbance, the area of which is determined by the yearly progression <br />according to the mining plan. Areas of minor disturbance for which Headley is <br />responsible are those areas in Exhibit D-3 mined in and after 1976. <br />cc: Galen L. Headley <br />Very truly yours, <br />Susan E. Burch <br />