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William York-Feirn December 2, 1994 Dowe Flats Mining and Reclamation Projec[ Pale 2 of 2 6. Revisexi section on general procedures/treatment ofcultural resources, including human remains and process for reburial, as requested by the State Archaeologist 7. Revised section on American Indian consultations, including the results of the first annual meeting of the Dowe Flats American Indian Advisory Council held on October 7 and 8, 1994, and reference to the 420 page ethnohistoric/ethnographic literature review completed in October of 1994 8. Updated section on proposed curation agreements Also, as a term of the Boulder County Special Use Permit, Southdown has agreed to revise the: CRMP on an annual basis for Boulder County review, in the event that significant developments take place with cultural resource management. Accordingly, I believe that it is accurate to say that the CRMP will never be "final" during the life of the Dowe Flats project; the applicant prepared the CRMP as a process document. ', The CRMP bibliography, at approximately 100 pages, will be delivered under separate cover. If you have any questions, please wntact me. Sincerely, ~-~ ~' ~-~ Michael G. Figgs Dowe Flats Environmental Studies Coordinator ce: Rosi Koopman, Dowe Flats Case Manager, Boulder County Land Use Department Camela Laughlin, Boulder County Land Use Department Rich Koopman, Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department John Lohr, Plant Manager, Southdown, Inc. Paul Banks, SHB AGRA, Inc. Steve Mehls, Dowe Flats Project Historian, Western Historical Studies, Inc. Marcus Grant, Dowe Flats Project Archaeologist, Paragon Consultants Michael Burney, Dowe Flats Project Director of American Indian Affairs, Burney and Associates, Inc. cover letter only Susan Collins, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Jim Greene, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation