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Juh- 28, 2011 C- 1991- 078/1-la nilton Mine MLT <br />Permit Exhibit 8 Letter from Landowner re: Haul Roads <br />y <br />September 15, 1993 <br />Honeywood Coal Company <br />P.O. Box 587 <br />Nucla, Colorado 81424 <br />Gentlemen: <br />As the owners of the surface property <br />Hamilton mine, we would like to comment on <br />it relates to reclamation of the roads <br />understand that the reclamation plan may <br />that remain on the property be narrowed to <br />We do not want the roads to be narrowed. <br />wide roads as an asset that can be used as <br />ranching operation. <br />that was mined at the <br />the reclamation plan as <br />on the property, We <br />,require that the roads <br />width of 15 to 20 feet. <br />We view the thirty foot <br />in important part of our <br />The wide roads with the hard gravel surfacing are ideal for use <br />during the winter months. They will provide safe reliable access <br />to the area. They will be safer because of their width. They will <br />provide reliable access because of their good hard surface that <br />will not become a muddy mess during winter and spring thaws. The <br />wide roads will also provide a good surface on which to feed our <br />cattle. This wide hard surface is ideally suited for use as a feed <br />area. On a wide hard packed road, feed can be evenly distributed <br />and the loss of feed due to muddy conditions will be minimized. <br />We cannot understand why Honeywood would be required to ruin a <br />perfectly good road. Please let us know if you need additional <br />help so we can have the land reclaimed the way we want it. <br />Sincerely, <br />Royl Davis <br />r <br />Bets Davis <br />Number of Partial Inspection this Fiscal Year: 1 <br />Number of Complete Inspections this Fiscal Year: 0 Page 6 of 6 <br />