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(Andrews) are the holder of those permits. Since these wells were incorporated into the permit for <br />monitoring wells and we hold a bond for the abandonment of the wells in order to release the liability we <br />would need a transfer request letter as outlined in 4.05.14 from the operator and the landowner. <br />Jared Ebert <br />On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 1224 PM, Jim Stover <jestoverCbres n,net> wrote: <br />Jared: <br />The two Andrews bedrock wells predate the mining operation. They were used as monitoring wells by the <br />mining operation courtesy of Dave Andrews. Does Honeywood need to go through the well permitting exercise <br />required by 4.05.14 <br />since the wells were not drilled by the mining operation and the wells belong to a local landowner. <br />Jim Stover <br />J. E. Stover & Associates, Inc. <br />2352 N 7th St Unit B <br />Grand Junction, CO 81501 <br />Phone 970 - 245 -4101 <br />From: Ebert - DNR, Jared [ mailto:jared.ebertstate.co.us] <br />Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 8:10 AM <br />To: jestover@bresnan.net <br />Cc: Johnny Rich <br />Subject: Re: Hamilton Mine; C- 1991 -078; SL3 Adequacy Review No. 3 <br />Good morning Mr. Stover, <br />The Division considers a water well as the same as a monitoring well and must comply with the well <br />transfer rule 4.05.14. <br />Jared <br />On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 3:22 PM, Jim Stover <jestoverCbres n.net> wrote: <br />Jared: <br />