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2009-12-14_PERMIT FILE - M2009076 (4)
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DRMS Permit Index
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M2009076
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PERMIT FILE
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12/14/2009
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December 3, 2009 <br />CO Division of Reclamation, A ming dt Safety <br />1313 Sherman St, Room 215 <br />Demrer, CO 80203 <br />Subject: Venture Resources' Hukill Crutch Mlisite Application <br />Dear DBMS Board and Staff <br />I am writing to show my Mort for Venture Resources' proposed operation, the HAM Gulch Mllsite <br />As a Colorado resident, I am pleased to see Mowed hmhv& metal mining 9 in Clear C� �tY" In <br />today's troubled economy, homegrown business and industry will help our local. economves Mming in this area <br />carries a long tradition; a tradition that ultimately brought Colorado into statehood. This year marred the 150' <br />Anniversary of the discovery of gold in Clear Creek County. <br />I am familiar with Venture Resources' Project, and am specifically aware that <br />e A mineral processing mill and tailings mWoundmew is proposed <br />• The project will be processing abandoned mine waste rock. <br />• This is a local company that Plans on huzng local residents and supporting local businesses. <br />By processing abandoned mine waste rock aadremoving the acid formingand heavy metal cow, the <br />proposed project will go a long vvaY to beginning to improve the conditions of the Clear Creek watershed. Finally, a <br />pro-acme solution instead of the current ones that do little, or nothing. Covering up the problem 017 spending <br />tax dollars studying it does not solve the problem. <br />I would like to encourage The DBMS to proceed, wi8wat delay, in approving the p for this propOBed operation. <br />Sincerely <br />Printed: <br />✓ter �� -� � �. <br />
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