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Cyprus Climax Metals Company <br /> Climax Mine <br /> Highway 91 <br /> CC <br /> F&muS CLIMU Climax,Colorado 80429 <br /> Metals Company ax:)486-2150 <br /> (19)486-2251 <br /> February 7, 1995 <br /> Certified Mail No. P 462 657 977 �Ee 0� 199 <br /> 'JIVf$�Qr� 5 <br /> Mr Allen Sorenson o, ,�,;���a�s <br /> Reclamation Specialist ,�(,ep�o9Y <br /> Division of Minerals and Geology <br /> Department of Natural Resources <br /> 1313 Sherman St. , Room 215 0/� ` 7 7 <br /> Denver, CO 80203 <br /> Dear Mr. Sorenson: <br /> This letter follows my written correspondence to you dated <br /> December 14, 1994 regarding small capacitors"-focated on the 600 <br /> level of the underground mine at Climax. <br /> In my December letter, I outlined the possibility that up to five <br /> small capacitors on the 602 drift of the 600 level appeared to be <br /> inaccessible due to caving and safety risk. As you may recall <br /> from our discussion that afternoon, I further indicated that the <br /> drift was located in an area that would not be inundated by water <br /> for a period of approximately one month. During the month <br /> beginning December 14 , the underground crew continued to pursue <br /> removal of the suspect small capacitors on 602 drift. <br /> As of January 14, 1995, Climax can confirm that all known and <br /> locatable small capacitors on the 600 level have been removed. <br /> Two capacitors that had been located in a failing drift prior to <br /> pump dismantling were removed in December. No other small <br /> capacitors or lamp housings were located after several days of <br /> removing muck from the caved drift. <br /> Should you have any additional questions regarding the <br /> underground cleaning described, please do not hesitate to call. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Bryce R. Romig <br /> Environmental Coordinator <br /> Climax Mine and Mill <br />