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Means, Russ <br />From: kim@mcintyrelaw.net / <br />Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 4:11 PM ? <br />To: Means, Russ <br />Cc: kim@mcintyrelaw.net MAY 2 6 2009 <br />Subject: Marble quarry damage to adjacent property <br />Division of i=.ec}:.ma#iofl, <br />Miring and Safety <br />T0: Russ Means `? ? <br />FR: Kim and Steve McIntyre, adjacent landowners to the Marble quarry, Marble, Colorado <br />RE: Extensive property damage from marble quarry operations/ <br />M_ 1 Cig q^ C? S g ?UJ e_ "I'l 4w3/e- q u ray ?/ <br />Russ, <br />This email is a follow-up to the voice mail message my husband left you this morning. <br />The marble quarry, operated by Polycor as Colorado Stone Quarries, has severely damaged our <br />property. The quarry plowed so much debris over the cliff and onto our property that it <br />destroyed one of our access bridges. In another location, similar plow debris has damaged a <br />footbridge and threatens to bring that bridge down as well. And worst of all, there is a <br />trail across our property at the bottom of this cliff that attracts thousands of visitors <br />each year. <br />Further, the quarry has run its marble slurry down the cliff in at least 2 places onto our <br />property. <br />We need you to investigate. We will be here through the weekend and would appreciate it if <br />you can make an emergency inspection of the damage while we are here. In any event, your <br />department must do something to stop this. It is fundamental that the quarry cannot operate <br />outside it's boundaries, much less in the manner it does, which carelessly damages our <br />property. And because of the recklessness of the marble quarry operation, many people are <br />now at risk. <br />Please reply by email and let me know when you will be up here to inspect the damage. <br />Thank you, <br />Kim McIntyre <br />1