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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981008
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
6/21/2010
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Letter Regarding meeting on 6/16/2010 & telephone conversation of 6/17/2010
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Western Fuels Colorado
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Mike Morgan
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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DAB
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Western Fjels- Colorado <br />PO Box 323 <br />f-''nvo3i424 <br />enlh,o!e 9/20204 -21 <br />Fax '5/0/86 2104 <br />June 21, 2010 <br />Mike Morgan <br />P.O. Box 346 <br />Nucla, CO 81424 <br />Dear Mike: <br />RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED <br />This is to put on record our meeting of June 16, 2010, and our telephone <br />conversation of June 17, 2010. On the morning of June 16 I picked you up <br />at your house and we drove and walked around the Morgan property for <br />about an hour. JoEllen was invited but declined in order to spend time with <br />her granddaughter. <br />You expressed several concerns. First is the rocks in the mixed topsoil. <br />Some of the mixed topsoil will take significant work to get the rocks out of it. <br />The mixed topsoil that has been re spread has only been rough spread <br />with a dozer and has not yet been checked for depth or final grade. It will <br />take several iterations with a dozer, grader and land plane before it is <br />finished. As you said, rocks in the A and B topsoil lifts and in the Bench 1 <br />that is being used for suitable subsoil substitute are always an issue and <br />we must keep them to a minimum. <br />Your second concern was the elevation of the backfill along portions of the <br />south permit fence. Part of this is obviously too low and needs to be <br />brought up to grade with the finer, less rocky Bench 1 before topsoil can be <br />replaced. You also showed me an area that you believe needs more <br />topsoil over the 26" pipeline to give a full 30" of cover over the pipeline. <br />Another of your concerns was the shallow depression that is developing in <br />the backfill where Ramp 1 has been backfilled. We will need to continue to <br />monitor this and keep bringing it up to grade with the finer Bench 1 material <br />until it has stabilized so that topsoil can be replaced. <br />You also asked what the field ditches were for on the latest post mine <br />reclamation map. I told you that I thought they were irrigation tail water <br />return ditches (if that is the proper terminology). I can have Ross discuss <br />those with you if you would like. <br />One of my concerns that we discussed is your insistence that all of the <br />Bench 1 material that is stripped from Morgan's remain on Morgan's. I told <br />you that we can do that, but it will mean stockpiling any excess material on <br />Morgan's until it is needed. You indicated that you did not want to have to <br />
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