2008-09-10_REPORT - M1996052

• Permit No: M1996052
• IBM Index Class Name: REPORT
• Doc Date: 9/10/2008
• Doc Name: Annual Fee/Report/Map
• From: L.G. Everist, Incorporated
• To: DRMS
• Permit Index Doc Type: Annual Fee/Report
• Email Name: AJW
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman St., Room 215 COLORADO
Denver, Colorado 80203 DIVISION OF
Phone: [phone]
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RECLAMATI ON•MI NI
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SAFETY•SCIENCE
February 13, 2006
Bill Owens
Mr. Bill Timmons Governor
Ready Mixed Concrete Company Russell George
4395 Washington St. Executive Director
Denver, CO 80216 Ronald W. Catany
Division Director
Natural Resource Trustee
Re: Del Camino Sand and Gravel Mine, Permit No. M-1996-052, Temporary Cessation Approval, Revision No. TC-2
Dear Mr. Timmons:
On February 13, 2006 the Division of Minerals and Geology approved the Temporary Cessation application submitted to the Division
on January 26, 2006, addressing the following:
Change the status of the site to Temporary Cessation. Prior to recommencing operations at the Del Camino site, the operator
will post an additional financial warranty in the amount of $278,182.00.
Please be aware that Section 1.13.5(1)(a) of the Construction Materials Rules and Regulations and the Hard Rock/Metal Mining
Rules and Regulations state that "Initial period shall be the first five years of Temporary Cessation beginning with the 180 day
period ofproduction cessation."
Rules 1. 13.8 and 1. 13.9 state that:
1.13.8 A permit granted pursuant to Rules shall continue in effect as long as.
(a) the mining operation is resumed within five (5) years of the beginning of Temporary Cessation; or
(b) the Operator files a report requesting an extension of the period of Temporary Cessation with the Board
stating the reasons for the continuation of those factors necessary to, and the plans for, resumption.
1.13.9 Ten Year Limitation for Temporary Cessation
In no case shall Temporary Cessation be continued for more than ten (10) years without terminating the mining
operation and fully complying with the Reclamation and Environmental Protection Plan requirements of the Act and
these Rules.
If you have any questions, please contact me at [phone].
S' ere ,
Erica S. Crosby
Environmental Protection Sp ialist
' cc: Carl Mount; DMG
Jeffrey W. Schwarz
Weld County Commissioners
Office of Office of Colorado
Mined Land Reclamation Active and Inactive Mines Geological Survey