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;r ~ DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY Department o(Natural Resources 1313 Sherman SI., Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 Phone: (3031 866-7567 FAX:13031832-8106 June 17, 1993 III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ 999 Mr. Michael D. Stanton, Consultant 1210 South Park Drive Monument, CO 80132 STATE OF COLORADO of Coro ,~~ a ~~ ~e .• ~ IB )6 . Roy Romer Governor Michael B. long Divivon Direao~ R&: Alexander Pit (Permit M-76-032) Various Materials Transmitted with Letter Dated May 28, 1993 and Received by the Division on June 2, 1993 Dear Mr. Stanton: This letter is to acknowledge receipt by the Division of various materials, referenced above, documenting actions taken by Telluride Gravel to address various problems and possible violations identified during the Division's inspection of April 1, 1993. 1. The Division understands that by supplying photographs of the new boundary markers and mine identification signs, the operator is indicating compliance with the corrective action specified in Notice of Violation M-93-016, Cease and Desist Order, and order to pay civil penalties issued by the Board following its meeting on this issue on May 27, 1993. The Division accepts the photographs as the evidence of the instAllation required by the Cease and Desist Order and considers that the required civil penalty for Violation M-93-016 is $500.00, payable by July 8, 1993. 2. The Division does not recognize, among the materials submitted, the accurate map of the permit area required as a corrective action for Problem 2 identified during the April 1, 1993 inspection. The date specified for that corrective action was June 1, 1993. Unless the required map is promptly provided, the Division will have to consider the problem as a possible violation and must proceed accordingly. 3. The Division recognizes that the Technical Revision submitted as part of the materials supplied does include a proposal to add a concrete fuel containment structure to the facilities approved for the operation. The Division considers that the required corrective action for Problem 3 identified during the April 1, 1993 inspection has been taken. The operator should be aware, however, the problem continues to exist until the revision is approved and the agreed additional bond is supplied. 4. The Division has determined during its brief inspection of the operation on May 19, 1993 that the San Miguel River had been returned to its original channel which is the corrective action required for Problem 4 identified during the Division's April 1, 1993 inspection. 5. The Division recognizes that the Technical Revision submitted as part of the materials received by the Division on June 2, 1993 contains a proposal to include a statement in the permit application that mining at the site may occur for less than 180 days per year., This element of the proposed technical revision received by the Division on June 2, 1993 is accepted by the Division as completion of the corrective action required for Problem 5 identified during the Division's April 1, 1993 inspection.