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well as the "A" lift be equal or even THICKER than before mining. <br />Violations of 4.25.3(2), 2.O6(2)(d) 2.06.4, 2.04.9(3), and 4.06.2(4) (a), 4.06.2(3), and 4.25.4(4) <br />have all been violated of the Colorado State regulatory program. <br />There are so many violations that have been committed. Western Fuels is through mining this <br />property and are on their final stages of backfdling with bench one material. It is against all rules <br />and regulations governing prime farmland to try and make up new revision and new plans that <br />had to be in place prior to mining. With the Boards decision in band of Pr the adjustments <br />that need to be made to it are very minor to fulfill the desired compliance requirements. But, <br />they do have to be done. There is no way that a new revision can be brought forth changing ALL <br />decisions that have been done and approved. YOU cannot REVISIT, REOPEN, or MODIFY <br />past permit approvals unless it was done at the appropriate time of the Boards decision and that <br />decision appealed and brought into district court WHICH IT WAS NOT. <br />We have many documents from NRCS verifying our prime farmlands, the entire 107.9 acres as <br />well as the BOARD unanimously declaring all of it was to be treated as prime farmland and and <br />OSM reports and the DRMS verifications consisting of MANY MANY letters that all of the <br />MORGAN property will be treated as prime farmland and reclaimed as such. <br />Thank you JoEllen Turner, Michael Morgan and the Morgans <br />• <br />(2112.9,0/ ra7 <br />anic(i <br />ve oci ') '4 ex2t71 <br />"m1 P <br />'//rn? <br />Z'd Z89L <br />aA 1 (14.),_A <br />Jewnl uell3of <br />