PERMFILE46358

• Permit No: M2001088
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 10/4/2001
• Doc Name: UPLAND GRAVEL FN M-2001-088 110 C APPLICATION ADEQUACY REVIEW
• From: MAP SURVEYS INC
• To: DMG
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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October 2, 2001
Mr. Steve Shuey
Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology
101 S. 3'" Street, Suite 301
Grand Junction. CO 81501
RE: Upland Gravel, File No. M-2001-088;
110 C Application Adequacy Review
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I received your letter Monday October 1, 2001. The following is our response to the thirteen
(13) items listed as adequacy issues:
Exhibit B -Site Description
1.) The only fence which exists within 200 feet of the Permit Boundary is within D 1/4 Road
right-of-way scheduled to be relocated during the improvement of D 1/4 Road for
Upland Estates Subdivision.(Not Permanent)
No water mains presently exist within 200 feet of the Permit Boundary.
The water storage pond is owned by the applicant . Revised surface elevation moves
the pond beyond 200 feet of the Permit Boundary.
D 1 /4 Road is the only County Road which presently exists within 200 feet of the Permit
Boundary is scheduled for improvement during development of Upland Estates
Subdivision.(Not Permanent)
2.) No County Road easement for 35 Road exists until dedication by Upland Estates
Subdivision.
Exhibit C -Mining Plan
3.) Approximately 7 acre feet will be used annually which includes reclamation and dust
control. The storage pond will be used as the source during irrigation season.
Conditional water rights have been granted to Gary Rinderle by Colorado Division of
Water Resources -Case No.000W23.
A supplemental water source will be available from Ute Water District when mains are
installed for Upland Estates Subdivision.
4.) All of the proposed structures are portable. No permanent foundations or footers are
proposed.
5.) Pits and soils studies have not identified the contact line to be hard shale. However,
we will commit to salvage of crusher fines, screening fines and sediment pond cleaning
to be replaced a minimum of 4 inches thick over the site at reclamation as a growth
medium. The "stock piling" of the salvaged material shall overlay Unit 9 until needed
for Units 1 and 2. Additional top soil will be available from overlot grading of Lots 7, 8
and 9 which will not be developed until after the gravel is depleted.