PERMFILE54591

• Permit No: M2001087
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/10/2001
• Doc Name: MEMO INDIAN SPRINGS PARK PIT FILE M-2001-087 PRELIMINARY ADEQUACY COMMENTS
• From: DMG
• To: FILE
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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STATE OF COLOIZ~DO
DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY
Depattmem of Na(ural Resources
1313 Sherman SL, Room 215
Denver, Colorado 80203
Phone: [phone]
FA%: (303)A32-8106
DIVISION OF
MINERALS
GEOLOGY
RECLAMATION
MINING•SAFETY
Ril I Owenc
DATE: l2/10/Ol °°Vef"°`
Greg E. walrher
Exetulrve DheUOr
TO: File M-?001-087 Michael R. Long
FROM: Tony Waldron D'"isi°^°''°"°'
RE: Indian Springs Park Pit; File # M-?001-087; Preliminary Adequacy Comments
The application for this site was adequate as submitted with a couple of exceptions that
had to be handled as stipulations to the permit. 'Therefore, in lieu of a formal letter, the
operator was contacted and agreed [o the stipulations which are explained below.
Stipulation # 1
This site is on State Land Board property and as such, the SLR offered a letier to the
operator indicating that a final and fully executed lease would be forthcoming once all
permitting was completed, including the DMG permit. Since we require a lease to show
right-of--entry and the SLB wanted our application approved prior to executing this lease,
the npprovnl was stipulated to have the operator submit a copy of the lease prior to permit
iss:iunce. Once the lease and performance warranty are received, the permit will be
issued.
Stipulation # 2
The application alludes to the possibility of drilling and blasting a[ this site if solid
granite is encountered below the decomposed granite that is the target of this mining
operation. Since it is only a remote possibility that this will occur, ii seemed pointless to
submit a geotechnical stability exhibit at this time. Therefore, the permit is being
stipulated to state that prior to conducting blasting at this site, the operator must submit
and receive approval for a geotechnical stability exhibit (Rule 6.5(4)). In this way, the
exhibit will not be prepared unless absolutely necessary.
MEMO
Both of these items were discussed with the applicant's consultant and he agreed that this
would be the best way to handle it.