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?tt; Sandy Brown <br />)ivision of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety <br />313 Sherman Street, Room 215 <br />)enver, Co. 80203 <br />: Permit-Revision' U-, <br />ar Sandy, Marcia, and Dan <br /> <br />DEC 1 12009 <br />,,,,,_ ,,eciarnation, <br />Mining and Safety <br />1, I. ?', C) V),)- <br />acts: Let's look at the map that the revision has enclosed and the referral areas that were also <br />nclosed. Although, the revision is suppose to be directed at west of 27 road, most statements <br />ave included numerous statements from east of 27 road. <br />1 Labeled dryland pasture. This from day one was continuously irrigated and during drought <br />iods, handsets and big guns irrigated the entire area. Where did this water come from? <br />so, this area produced 2 good cuttings of hay. 100 pounds per acre of fertilizer was being <br />died, also. <br />t: 157 acres of land was being irrigated with 73 shares of water. But take note of this, WFC <br />DE me shut the headgate down to half and even sometimes more. The headgate controlled <br />water which ran down a dtich across the dairy to a pond on WFC where I irrigated from. This <br />.d had a pipe going across to where my diesel pump was on the other side of the road. This <br />had a stem above ground and this stem from the base to where it topped out was <br />roximately 6-8 feet. When the pond was at its capacity then water would run over the top of <br />overflow stem. I would always be in trouble if for any reason the water would run over the <br />rflow, so the headgate would be shut more than half and even Ross and other mine <br />ervisors would shut the headgate down if the water was spilling over. The point here is that <br />enough water to irrigate the entire place with only half the water. This is all documented and <br />be proved. Except for when I was told to shut the water off for dust control and during very <br />ous drought years, the headgate was shut to at least half and I could irrigate 150 acrea off the <br />;el pump by itself. <br />diesel pump and the electric pump were on two separate systems and irrigated completely <br />-.rent areas This is also a critical fact to prove this map does not reflect accurately what really <br />place. WFC may show you what shares they had, but you do not have a copy of the <br />cement of some of those shares to irrigate other areas. This is also documented material that <br />prove the information to be inaccurate. <br />C says the Calamity draw to be equal to 100 shares. This statement is not accurate because <br />electric pump was NEVER NEVER allowed to pump over 1000 gallons per minute. The <br />;tric pump had burned up several times in the past and to eliminate that problem, we were <br />y allowed to run two siderolls and the flow meter was never allowed to read more than 1000 <br />ons per minute. To get the 100 shares that is referred to, the pump would have to pump 1350 <br />ons per minute. This is also all documented and can be proven. Also, the calamity draw at <br />beginning when water was first turned in, would not support any type of irrigation on WFC