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<br />five mines, Denison requested that the due date be set for 365 days after receipt of the Division's notice. <br />The extended timeframe was approved, and the due date for the EPP was set for February 7, 2009. <br />On June 6, 2008, the Division sent a letter to Denison that described the implementation of new <br />legislation (HB 1161) which changed the definition of a DMO, and stated that all uranium operations, <br />including the Sunday Mine, were now defined as DMOs. The DMO requirements cited in that letter may <br />have been misinterpreted to have reset the 365-day timeframe for submittal of the EPP, to be based on the <br />receipt of this second notice. <br />In a letter dated February 9, 2009, the Division acknowledged that the DMO time frame was <br />confusing due to changes in regulations and various notifications and determined that Pursuant to <br />HB 1161, Denison Mines must submit a completed EPP and all materials necessary to amend the <br />existing 112 permit to a I I2d-2 permit by June 8, 2009. <br />Enclosed are five separate checks for each permit as follows: <br />• Sunday Mine (M-1977-285) - $4,025.00 check number 37759 <br />• Carnation Mine (M-1977-416) - $1,725.00 check number 37761 <br />• St. Jude Mine (M-1978-039 HR) - $1,725.00 check number 37760 <br />• West Sunday Mine (M-1981-021) - $7,475.00 check number 37763 <br />• Topaz Mine (M-1980-055 HR) - $7,475.00 check number 37762 <br />If you have any questions or comments regarding this EPP, please feel free to call me at 303- <br />389-4136. <br />Yours very truly, <br />DENISON MINES (USA) CORP. <br />>11Gc?Oadwa--d <br />Christy Woodward, PE <br />Environmental Coordinator <br />Cc: Denison Mines (USA) Corp., File <br />Camp, Dresser, and McKee, Inc., File <br />Dave Frydenlund, Terry Wetz, Phil Buck, Jim Fisher, Denison Mines (USA) Corp. <br />Helen Mary Johnson, Jamie Sellar Baker, US Bureau of Land Management <br />Enclosure. <br />DENISONIII <br />MINES <br />2