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LAW OFFICES OF ERNEST U. SANDOVAL ,. ~ l i .~ ~~~ Mr. James L. Schmediding Mined Lad Reclamation Denver' olorado 80203 ~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WALSENBURG, COLORADO BI009 PHONE ]J6-2360 P. O BO% 541 15 December 1978 Re: Jolly Pit, #78 276; Sand Arroyo, #78 283 Dear Sir: First, I do not believe that you are the one that has examined these applications of ours because all of the information you are asking for has been previously furnished. On the Jolly pit, I furnished photo maps from Soil Conservation office, and there is clearly marked on the map by the cartographer, the location of the gravel pit. The map further shows when the map was made, or dated. Further, a strip map was prepared by Mr. Jolly showing the location of all roads, and showed who all his neighbors are. This strip map has been mailed to you TWICE. As for the lcation of the pit, I have explained to you that the gravel pit on the Jolly ranch is a hill rising out of the prairie. It is not a moun- tain. A hill. I have explained to you that the area."mined" is very small, and further informed you that no pit is formed by the mining operation;. that the area as mined is comparably flat, and that there is no danger of livestock to fall into any hole. I have further explained, I thought, that there would be no need for livestock to graze this hill as there is no vegation. I might add also that there is no livestock water near the operation. You have forwarded to me a couple of exhibits as examples, being exhibits C2 and C3. Clearly these are not to scale, and do not show adjoining land owners, and the description of the road is no better than what I have previously forwarded to you. Again, I just do not believe that you personally have looked at the file. The photo map shows roads clearly. As previously mentioned, the Jolly pit has been in operation