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C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
10/31/1995
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Attorney Generals Office
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Steve Renner
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General Correspondence
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.,FROM :NRTURRL RESOURCES SEC. 303 866 3558 1555,10-31 12:51 #097 P.03/04 <br /> Cheryl A. Linden <br /> October 30, 1995 <br /> Page 2 <br /> -- Up to $580, 574 would be allocated fox payment-of Glass <br /> 9 general unsecured claims, to be paid no later than <br /> December 31, 1995; and <br /> -- 'Up to $200, 000 would be allocated for advances to the <br /> Creditors' Trust for preparation of MCR' s real property <br /> for sale, including costs relating to permitting, repair, <br /> limited modification of existing structures, Legal, and <br /> other costs, all as approved by Sanwa in its sole <br /> discretion. <br /> At that point, the remaining claims would include certain <br /> tax priority claims in the approximate amount of $400, 000 . These <br /> would be paid from the proceeds of the sales of MCR's property. <br /> After payment of tax priorities, Minerals would receive <br /> distributions as the subrogee of Classes 5, 6 and 9, which would be <br /> used to repay Sanwa, s new loan. Any remaining distributions would <br /> go to Sanwa as the residual claimant under MCR' s bankruptcy plan. <br /> Section 5 of the loan commitment contains various <br /> conditions to Sanwa' s funding obligations. The main item of <br /> interest to the DMG will be subsection (B) , which requires <br /> "satisfactory written evidence that the Company [Minerals] and the <br /> Division of Minerals and Geology of the State of Colorado have <br /> reached agreement as to the credit for previous reclamation work <br /> performed and as to the allocation of loan proceeds to the <br /> reclamation required on Resources' Preparation Plant Tract and a <br /> projected timetable for completion of such reclamation, which <br /> agreement shall be satisfactory to SBCC [Sanwa] in its sole <br /> discretion. " <br /> The Loan would close no later than December 15, 1995 . <br /> Thus, by December 15, the DMG would be assured that all of the <br /> funds necessary to complete reclamation would be available on or <br /> before March 31, 1996 . <br /> In view of the fact that we have proposed to close the <br /> loan with Sanwa before December 15, we request a meeting with the <br /> DMG at your earliest convenience, Bob Delaney and Lou LaGiglia <br /> advise that they are available on November 6, 7, 8, 13 or the <br /> morniaq of November 14 . <br /> At the meeting, we would like to discuss the items <br /> outlined in Section 5 (B) of the loan commitment and the <br /> clarifications to the reclamation plan outlined in Diane Delaney' s <br /> September 8 memo. If we can reach agreement on those matters, the <br /> agreement could be submitted to the MLRB for approval at the <br /> Board' s November meeting, if that is necessary. In order to <br /> expedite the discussion, it would be helpful if you or your client <br />
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