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Timothy M. Scanlon <br />TMS Consulting <br />46125 County Road T. <br />P.Q. Box 53 <br />Saguache, Colorado 81149 <br />(719) 65$-2709 <br />E mail: scanlon@amigo.net <br />z ? <br />JUL072% <br />iCE <br />GRAND JuDI/ISON OF <br />RECLAMATION MIN9NG & SAFETY <br />July 2, 2008 <br />Mr. Russ Means <br />Division of Reclamation Mining & Safety <br />Grand Junction Field office <br />101 South 3`d Suite 301 <br />Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 " <br />r <br />lS?op? 2008 <br />ane art +Y <br />RE:Hydrology and Engineering Review and Fooodplain Mining Set Back Comments <br />for the DRM&S, Construction Materials (112) Reclamation Application for the 4B <br />Land & Livestock LLC - Breeze Basin Sand & Gravel Pit Project - Application File <br /># M - 2408 - 022. <br />Mr. Means: <br />Please find below and attached the applicants comments and requested <br />information in response to your June 26, 2008 letter and the Divisions staff engineer <br />"mining setback" memo (Mr. Sorensen - 6/25/08) concerning the abovementioned <br />permit application as follows: <br />1. The applicant will permanently mark the identified delineated wetlands to <br />prevent disturbance of these areas. Boundaries will be marked using tee-posts, <br />wire, stakes, flagging or a combination of these methods. The flood plain <br />boundary (line between Zone A and Zone C floodplain areas) and the <br />pond/buffer zone perimeter footprint will be similarly marked for the period of <br />operations at the pit: As stated in the application document, wetlands at the <br />site will not be disturbed without an approved COE Permit. <br />2. The applicant will shift the proposed pond invert so it will be located outside <br />the Zone "A" floodplain areas and will not mine within the floodplain. The <br />boundary line will be marked on the ground as requested by the Division <br />Engineer and stated above. The applicant will revise the Exhibit C and F Maps <br />to show the flood plain set-back from Zone "A" to Zone "C", the delineated <br />wetlands and the single pond reclamation aspect.