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N1-? fe3 -D6 7 <br />Bird, David <br />From: Steve Zigan [zig@mesanetworks.ne <br />Sent: Friday, May 15, 2009 4:13 PM <br />To: Bird, David / <br />Subject: Zigan Homeowners Association formal complaint in regards to excessively hi water <br />Attachments: slab elevations.docx; slab elevations 8 may 09.docx; Subdivision_arial 3.jpg; STAGECOACH <br />STOP PIT.docx; BROMLEY DISTRICT WATER PROVIDERS LLC.docx <br />As the representative for the Zigan Homeowners Association, I would like to respectfully submit a formal <br />complaint in regards to excessively high water tables which I believe is directly attributed to the mining <br />operations in this area. <br />My home was built at 10900 E. 126th Ave in 1997. It is located 750' east of Brighton road. Soil sample testing <br />at that time showed the ground water table to be approx 36" below the base of the foundation footers. Today <br />ground water level is approx. 17" above the base of the foundation footers. I am concerned about the effect of <br />water on my homes foundation. I have suffered erosion of my beach and water damage to my boat dock. <br />The home of Connie an Vince Belusack @ 10757 E 124th Ave. has considerable moisture in their crawl space. <br />The ground water level is currently only 12" below the surface. The risk of major mold problems is present, as <br />well as the potential of them having to abandon their home. <br />Ground water levels have been a major concern in this area since the installation of the slurry wall for the <br />Stagecoach pit by LaFarge. We believe that as a direct result of mining operations and slurry walls at the <br />stagecoach pit, Bromley District Water Providers LLC (Brannon pit) and dewatering operations by the 120th <br />Water Group have caused restriction to the natural ground water flow to the Platte River. <br />Zigan Lake levels and ground water have risen to levels that pose a sever risk of damage to homes and property <br />for the last 4 years. <br />3 years of talks and meetings with LaFarge, 120th water group and multiple State and Adams County agencies <br />have yet to result in remediation. <br />As of today, lake level and ground water level is at a historical high. <br />Our latest course of action is to work with Division of Reclamation, Mining & Safety in the hopes that you may <br />foster and enforce a viable remediation plan. <br />I have attached a few files which I hope will assist you. Additional data is available and feel free to contact me <br />if you have any questions. <br />Sincerely, <br />Steven M. Zigan <br />Zigan Homeowners Association <br />10900 E. 126th Ave. <br />Brighton, CO 80601 <br />(720)244-8251 <br />zig_(i?mesanetworks.net