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!! ~ ~ tN~. ENOINEERINO AND ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION 737 LINCOLN AVE. P.O. BOX T7~018 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO 80/77 Mr. Fred Banta Colorado Mined Land 423 Centennial Bldg. Denver, CO 80203 III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 999 February 9, 1983 Reclamation Division 1313 Sherman Street 30~/8~9.6860 RfCEIV~p FEB 14 ~gg~ MINED UWD ~QAMAi~ON COLO DEPT. OF NATUpgE Re: Meeting of February 1, 1983 - Terror Creek Company Dear Fred: I appreciate the time that you and your staff took to meet with the officials of Terror Creek Company and myself to review the planned operations and completed construction techniques for the coal handling facility located near Bowie, Colorado. The following people were present at this meeting: Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Division: Fred Banta Brian Munson Dan t4athews Colorado Department of Law Paula Phillips Terror Creek Company: Stuart B. Ehrenreich Rick Chilton ACZ INC: Eldon D. Strid The purpose of the meeting was to review the planned operations of the Terror Creek facility and the completed construction techniques for preparation of the site for the facilities. Stuart Ehrenreich, President of Pacific Basin Coal and Carbon Company, reviewed the planned operation. The Terror Creek Company is a partnership between Pacific Basin Coal and Carbon and the Bear Coal Company. Pacific Basin Coal and Carbon is the majority owner of Terror Creek Company with the Bear Coal Company functioning as a minority owner. The Terror Creek Company plans to purchase coal produced from mines in western Colorado for minimal crushing and sizing, and for loadout into railroad cars and delivery to Terror Creek Company customers. Terror Creek is in the process of completing contracts for both supply of the coal from the small mines of the area and sale of the sized product to other users throughout the United States or abroad. Currently, contracts have been completed for purchase of coal from both the Bear