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\ • II (IIII IIII III ~ ~-.i <br />~^= /~ General Olfleee <br />~~~VI~'S~ rp`=~-..r,/} 6999 York Street <br />\f~~,(v/( Denver. Colorado 80229-7399 <br />(303) 269-6441 <br />Asphalt Plant <br />SIEGNST COMPANIES 6555 Huron <br />Denver, Coloraoo 60221-2423 <br />/arlne,Nwvtr [n[hnnr4pLCm~budlon t \[-~/Ef VED (303) 426-1983 <br />DEC 3 December 27, 1984 <br />1 1984 <br />(.11NEg LAND RECLAMAiIDN D1V1S10N //,~ / <br />CgIP• Dept. of Natural Resources /J /, <br />IUI ~~IV/ <br />Mined Land Reclamation Division '.~- ~ / <br />Department of iVatural ^esources / <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Gentlemen: <br />We refer to your Annual Fee Letter dated December 3, 1984 and received by us <br />on December 6, 1984. We submit the following information for your considera- <br />tion: <br />1. The number of acres affected during 1984 are approximately 10. <br />2. LJe have not reclaimed any acreage. <br />3. We have contacted the State Soil Conservation Office out of Longmont <br />and have received their recommendations and the necessary seeding <br />application. As soon as this work is completed, all of the necessary <br />planting information will be forwarded to you. <br />4. 4Je estimate an additional 10 acres of land to be affected during the <br />1985 calendar year. <br />41e are in the process of trying to develop our first recreational lake facility. <br />This lake must be at least .4 of a mile long and .2 of a mile ~.~ide. This siza <br />of lake, of course, involved substantial amounts of gravel removal and topsoil <br />replacement. Lde have, therefore, been working toward this end result; however <br />because of the magnitude of the area involved, nothing has been totally re- <br />claimed. Soils have been placed in strategic areas to permit his reclamation; <br />however, until all of the gravel materials are extracted, these stockpiles must <br />remain in place. flew areas that are finished to grade will be revegetated <br />prior to spring. <br />lJe are presently examining other possibilities of rehabilitation and, more <br />particularly, the possibility of a golf course. Contacts along this line have <br />been made; however, no definite plan has been formulated. <br /> <br />