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LIND, LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF LLP
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THE LAW BUILDING 1011 ELEVENTH AVENUE
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GEORGE H.OTTENHOFF TELEPHONE
KENNETH F.LIND (970)353-2323
KIM R.LAWRENCE (970)356-9160
P.ANDREW JONES
TELECOPIER
RICHARD T.LIPUMA (970)356-1111
KELLY J.CUSTER ken@llolaw.com
BRADLEY C.GRASMICK
DAVID P.JONES
CHRYSTEN S.HINZE
November 8, 2005
Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
1555 North 17th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
Attention: Cindi Etcheverry
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Division
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
Denver, CO 80246-1530
Attention: Kathleen Wahlberg
Re: Tire Recycling, Inc. (f/k/a Tire Mountain, Inc.)
Dear Ms. Etcheverry and Ms. Wahlberg:
We are in receipt of a copy of a letter dated November 2, 2005 addressed to Dwain
Immel and Tire Mountain, Inc. from Weld County Department of Public Health and
Environment. First, please note that the corporate name of Tire Mountain, Inc. was
changed to Tire Recycling, Inc. and attached as Exhibit "1" is a Certificate of Good
Standing as issued by the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado regarding Tire
Recycling, Inc. Please further note that Tire Recycling, Inc. is in the process of submitting
a Third Amended USR and Certificate of Designation, and the name change will be further
reflected in this filing.
As to the subject of your November 2, 2005 letter and your claim that Tire Recycling,
Inc. is in violation of its financial assurance obligations, I am submitting this letter as an
addendum and supplement to bring Tire Recycling, Inc. into "full compliance". However,
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November 8, 2005
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I must state that I disagree with your conclusion as the purpose of the financial assurance
obligation with the State of Colorado is to provide adequate funds for closure and post-
closure. At the present time, Tire Recycling, Inc. has submitted a Irrevocable Standby
Letter of Credit to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in the
amount of $350,000.00 which is substantially in excess of the required amount to be on
deposit. As the sum is substantially in excess of the required amount, there is no violation
of the financial assurance requirements. However, I do agree that Tire Recycling, Inc. has
failed to provide the State with the inflation increase utilizing the "implicit price deflator of
the gross national product" which should be provided on an annual basis.
To bring Tire Recycling, Inc. into current and "full compliance"with both the Second
Amended Use by Special Review No. 842, the Certificate of Designation and the Solid
Waste regulations, we submit the following:
1. Attached as Exhibit "A" is a copy of the engineer prepared closure and post-
closure calculations dated August 15, 2003. Exhibit "A" indicates that the
calculated cost is$207,842.00 which is the amount approved and referenced
by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
2. Attached as Exhibit "B" is a supplement to the cost calculations as show in
Exhibit "A". Exhibit "B" indicates that the sums necessary for closure and
post-closure total$225,350.00 as of December 15, 2003. Tire Mountain, Inc.
and now, Tire Recycling, Inc. used the December 15, 2003 sum of
$225,350.00 as the basis for the financial assurance rather than the lesser
sum as provided in the August 15, 2003 calculation.
3. Attached as Exhibit "C" is a copy of the financial assurances provided to the
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment by Tire Mountain,
Inc. on October 29, 2003. Please note that the value of the transferred
assets totaled $295,000.00 which was $70,000.00 in excess of the required
financial assurances. These pledged assets were then released by the
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on February 17,
2004 when new collateral was submitted to and approved by the Colorado
Department of Public Health and Environment.
4. Attached as Exhibit "D" is a copy of an Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit
dated February 17, 2004 in the aggregate amount of $350,000.00. This is
the replacement assurance for Exhibit"C", and the February 17, 2005 Letter
of Credit was $125,000.00 in excess of the required deposit amount.
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Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
November 8, 2005
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5. Attached as Exhibit "E" is a letter dated November 8, 2005, prepared by this
firm based upon the most current information regarding operations at Tire
Recycling, Inc. This Exhibit"E" letter is in the same format as the Exhibit"B"
update letter dated December 15, 2003. Based upon the number of filled
and open cells, the required financial assurance amount is $247,235.00 not
taking into consideration any inflation index.
6. Attached as Exhibit "F" is the NIPA Table Index for Section 1 making
reference to Table 1.1.9 which is the Implicit Price Deflator for the Gross
Domestic Product. This index is prepared by the U.S. Department of
Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. Please note that Gross National
Product is a constituent element of Gross Domestic Produce.
7. Attached as Exhibit "G" is a copy of Table 1.1.9 commencing with the first
quarter of 2003 and ending with the third quarter of 2005. Line 25 of this
table concerns the Gross National Product. The fourth quarter 2003 Gross
National Product index (our base quarter and year pursuant to Exhibit "B")
has an index of 106.981. The most current Implicit Price Deflator for the
Gross National Product is for the ending second quarter of 2005 (June 30,
2005), and it indicates an index of 111.607. The difference between the
second quarter 2005 Implicit Price Deflator as compared to the fourth quarter
2003 implicit price deflator is 4.626 (111.607 - 106.981). Accordingly, the
required inflation adjustment is 4.626%.
8. Utilizing the November 8, 2005 cost estimate (Exhibit "E") which indicates a
financial assurance requirement of $247,235.00( x) the inflation adjustment
of 4.626% results in an inflation adjustment and increase of funds in the
amount of $11,437.09. Therefore, the required amount of the financial
assurance to be provided by Tire Recycling, Inc. in favor of the Colorado
Department of Public Health and Environment is $258,672.09 ($247,235.00
+ $11,437.09).
9. Attached Exhibit "D", the copy of the Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit in
the amount of $350,000.00 means that Tire Recycling, Inc. has excess
financial assurances with the State of Colorado Department of Public Health
and Environment in the amount of $91,327.91 ($350,000.00 - $258,672.09).
According to my calculations, the excess funds total 35.31% of the required
amount.
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Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
November 8, 2005
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I trust and assume that having a sum of $91,327.91 in excess of the required
amount is acceptable to both Weld County as well as the Colorado Department of Public
Health and Environment. However, if having the excess sum creates any problems or
issues, please notify me and I will make arrangements for Tire Recycling, Inc. to have a
new Letter of Credit issued in the lesser required amount of $258,672.09.
Very truly yours,
LIND, LAW N & NHOFF LLP
Ken et . nd
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Enclosure
pc: Tire Recycling, Inc.
Trevor Jiricek, Director, Weld County Environmental Health Services
Sheri Lockman, Weld County Department of Planning Services
Lee Morrison, Weld County Attorney
Bill Jerke, Chairman, Weld County Commissioner
Charles Johnson, Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
Doug lkenberry, Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
Bonita Ault, 12311 Weld County Road 41, Hudson, CO 80642
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
CERTIFICATE
I, Ginette Dennis, as the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado, hereby certify that,
according to the records of this office,
TIRE RECYCLING,INC.
is a
Corporation
formed or registered on 01/15/1985 under the law of Colorado, has complied with all applicable
requirements of this office, and is in good standing with this office. This entity has been
assigned entity identification number 19871602565 .
This certificate reflects facts established or disclosed by documents delivered to this office on
paper through 10/25/2005 that have been posted, and by documents delivered to this office
electronically through 10/27/2005 @ 15:34:33 .
I have affixed hereto the Great Seal of the State of Colorado and duly generated, executed,
authenticated, issued, delivered and communicated this official certificate at Denver, Colorado
on 10/27/2005 @ 15:34:33 pursuant to and in accordance with applicable law. This certificate is
assigned Confirmation Number 6335290 .
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CERT_GS_D Revised 09/22/2005
TIRE MOUNTAIN, INC.
Cost Calculation For Dirt Cover At Closure
Prepared Aug. 15, 2003 by LaVern C. Nelson, P.E.
1. The area of tire surface to be covered at final closure, assuming all planned and
existing tire storage pits are filled to four feet above adjacent ground utilizing a
1:1 slope for tires above the adjacent ground, is as follows:
Cell Design Cell Filled Surface Area Number Surface
Dimension Dimension Filled (sq.ft.) of Cells Area (sq.ft.)
102' x 250' 105' x 253' 26,565 55 1,461,075
102' x 305' 105' x 308' 32,340 18 582,120
102' x 285' 105' x 288' 30,240 1 30,240
102' x 220' 105' x 223' 23,415 1 23,415
50' x 305' 53' x 308' 16,324 , 1 16.324
76 2,113,174
2. The volume of earth to be moved to cover tire surface with 2 feet of dirt assuming
a shrinkage factor of 25% is:
2,113,174 sq.ft. x 2 ft. x 1.25/27cu.ft. per cu.yd. = 195,664 cu.yd.
3. The cover dirt availability for final cover using dirt from the 50-foot wide fire
lanes is:
The total length of fire lanes upon completion of all cell filling is 38,627 feet.
Required end area of fire lane excavation is:
195,664 cu.yd. x 27/38,627 = 136.77 sq.ft.
At a 4-foot depth of fire lane excavation,the average width of excavation is:
136.77 sq.ft./4 ft. = 34.19 feet.
34.19 ft. =top width+(top width—16 ft*)/2; then w*=34.19 x 2+16/2= 42.19 ft.
*Using 2:1 slope in excavation and w representing top width
EXHIBIT "A" -'
Thus the dirt available in the built-up fire lanes is totally adequate for final cover.
4. The original design height of fire lanes is seven (7)feet. The top four(4) feet of
that 7-foot embankment would be used to provide the desired cover over the
stored tires. Based upon the 4-foot depth of cut and the calculated 136.71 sq.ft.
end area, the top width (w) of the fire lane excavation, as shown above, is 42.19
feet and the bottom width is 42.19 ft.- 16 ft. =26.19 ft. when cut to the prescribed
2:1 side slopes. A3.9-foot horizontal ledge remains at each side of the excavated
fire lane which will be the support or base for the tire cover dirt that is to be
placed on the sloped tire pile.
5. The foregoing analysis shows at completion of all tire cells (at an estimated 10
years hence),that among the other detailed calculations, the total earthwork
yardage needed to cover all cells with 2 feet of dirt is 195,664 cu. yds. and that
there are a total of 76 tire cells planned for that time. Thus the average dirt
volume required to cover each tire cell is 195,664 cu.yd./76 cells or 2,574.5 cu.yd.
per cell.
6. The cost to move the soil from the adjacent fire lanes onto the stored tires is
based upon the estimated cost of a bulldozer at year 2003. That cost is$1.70 per
cu. yd. according to the letter quote given to the Colorado Department of Health
and Environment by Mountain Constructors dated July 7, 2003. A copy of that
letter is attached hereto. Therefore,the estimated average cost for dirt moving to
cover each cell is 2,574.5 cu.yd. x$1.70=$4,376.65, say$4,377. There are
presently 42 cells filled and 4 in the working stage for a total of 46 cells that would
be covered now should closure occur at this time. The total cost for dirt cover and
closure of 46 cells at year 2003 is estimated as follows:
Dirt Cover 46 cells x$4,377= $201,342
Supervision 3,500
Miscellaneous 3.000
Total Cost $207,842
7. The cost for tire cell cover and supervision and miscellaneous in future years
can be adjusted for inflation by using the implicit price deflator or its successor
published by the U. S. Department of Commerce, or other mutually agreeable
inflation factor. The adjusted cost for dirt cover can be applied to the number of
actual cells to be covered. The total cost in future years can-be determined by
adding the adjusted cost of supervision and miscellaneous to the calculated dirt
cover cost as is appropriate for each succeeding.year.
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Lavern C.Nelson, P.E.
225 Dundee Ave.#12
Greeley, CO. 80634
December 15,2003
Lind,Lawrence,and Ottenhoff LLP
Attorneys at law
1011 I1'Ave.
Greeley,CO. 80632
Attn: Mr.Kenneth F.Lind,Esquire
Re:Tire Mountain,Inc.
Financial Assurance
Dear Mr.Lind,
As of this date,December 15,2003,there are 48 cells filled with tires and 2 open cells in the
working stage at the The Mountain,Inc.tire storage and recycling facility in Weld County,CO.
Thus there are a total of 50 cells that would be covered now should closure occur at this time.
The current Financial Assurance closure cost for the subject site is determined using the results
of the analysis of closure cost as shown in my"Cost Calculation for Dirt Cover at Closure",
dated August 15,2003,which shows the estimated average cost for dirt moving to cover each
cell is$4,377. Asa result,the total cost for din cover and closure of 50 cells at December 15,
2003, is estimated as follows:
Dirt Cover 50 cells®$4,377=$218,850
Supervision 3,500
Miscellaneous 3.000
Total Estimated Cost(12-15-03) 3225,350
Respectfully,
�lson,Pa.
cc:Tire Mountain,Inc.
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LIND, LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF LLP
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THE LAW BUILDING
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GEORGE H.OTTENHOFF TELEPHONE
KENNETH F.LIND (970)353-2323
KIM R.LAWRENCE (970)356-9160
P.ANDREW JONES
TELECOPIER
RICHARD T.LiPUMA (970)356-1111
KELLY J.CUSTER ken®llolaw.com
BRADLEY C.GRASMICK
DAVID P.JONES
CHRYSTEN S.HINZE
November 8, 2005
Tire Recycling, Inc.
12311 WCR 41
Hudson, CO 80642
Attention: Dwain Immel
Re: Tire Recycling, Inc. (f/k/a Tire Mountain, Inc.)
Financial Assurance Requirements
Dear Mr. Immel:
As of this date, November 8, 2005,there are 54 cells filled with tires and 1 open cell
in the working stage at Tire Recycling, Inc. tire storage and recycling facility in Weld
County, Colorado. Thus, there are a total of 55 cells that would be covered should closure
occur at this time.
The current financial assurance closure cost for the subject site is determined using
the results of the analysis of closure cost as shown in a "Cost Calculation for Dirt Cover at
Closure"dated August 15, 2003, as prepared by LaVern C. Nelson, P.E. which shows the
estimated average cost for dirt moving to cover each cell is $4,377.00. As a result, the
total cost for dirt cover and closure of 55 cells on November 8, 2005 is estimated as
follows:
Dirt Cover 55 cells @ $4,377.00 = $240,735.00
Supervision 3,500.00
Miscellaneous 3.000.00
Total estimated cost (11/8/2005) $247,235.00
Very truly yours,
LIN' " �L�& O ff'ENHOFF LLP
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Table 1.1.9. Implicit Price Deflators for Gross Domestic Product
[Index numbers,2000=100] Seasonally adjusted
Today is: 11/8/2005 Last Revised on October 28, 2005 Next Release Date November 30, 2005
Line 2003 2003 2003 2003
I II III IV
1 Gross domestic product 105.705 106.004 106.498 106.983
2 Personal consumption expenditures 105.047 105.216 105.729 106.071
3 Durable goods 93.940 92.918 91.871 90.900
4 Nondurable goods 104.177 103.558 104.352 104.504
5 Services 108.031 108.881 109.641 110.407
6 Gross private domestic investment 102.855 102.764 103.269 104.151
7 Fixed investment 103.063 102.921 103.355 104.336
8 Nonresidential 99.674 99.432 99.727 100.204
9 Structures 113.110 113.180 113.979 115.261
10 Equipment and software 95.248 94.914 95.061 95.305
11 Residential 111.386 111.467 112.216 114.283
12 Change in private inventories
13 Net exports of goods and services --- --- --- ---
14 Exports 100.899 101.154 101.387 102.100
15 Goods 100.155 100.557 100.388 101.398
16 Services 102.696 102.607 103.772 103.803
17 Imports 100.068 98.940 99.580 99.846
18 Goods 99.015 97.320 97.919 98.025
19 Services 105.578 107.507 108.363 109.475
20 Government consumption expenditures and 109.025 109.024 109.694 110.085
gross investment
21 Federal 109.229 109.572 109.897 110.238
22 National defense 109.920 110.217 110.567 110.994
23 Nondefense 107.968 108.396 108.675 108.851
24 State and local 108.908 108.714 109.582 110.004
Addendum:
25 Gross national product 105.695 105.997 106.493 106.981
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Table 1.1.9. Implicit Price Deflators for Gross Domestic Product
[Index numbers,2000=100] Seasonally adjusted
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Line 2004 2004 2004 2004
I II III IV
1 Gross domestic product 107.958 108.987 109.343 110.077
2 Personal consumption expenditures 107.077 108.081 108.476 109.318
3 Durable goods 90.911 90.872 90.310 90.446
4 Nondurable goods 106.022 107.734 107.769 108.970
5 Services 111.395 112.296 113.112 113.947
6 Gross private domestic investment 105.155 106.367 106.968 107.544
7 Fixed investment 105.241 106.423 107.221 107.802
8 Nonresidential 100.493 100.947 101.173 101.443
9 Structures 117.256 119.206 121.133 122.799
10 Equipment and software 95.125 95.173 94.950 94.859
11 Residential 116.517 119.252 121.269 122.530
12 Change in private inventories
13 Net exports of goods and services --- --- --- ---
14 Exports 103.568 104.787 105.224 106.348
15 Goods 103.014 104.345 104.612 105.593
16 Services 104.923 105.876 106.715 108.177
17 Imports 102.146 103.769 105.218 106.969
18 Goods 100.380 102.291 103.635 105.378
19 Services 111.480 111.550 113.562 115.358
20 Government consumption expenditures and 111.750 113.109 113.997 115.142
gross investment
21 Federal 112.819 114.186 114.818 115.568
22 National defense 113.084 114.633 115.419 116.188
23 Nondefense 112.400 113.406 113.729 114.442
24 State and local 111.137 112.492 113.530 114.907
Addendum:
25 Gross national product 107.957 108.980 109.334 110.064
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[Index numbers,2000=100] Seasonally adjusted
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Line 2005 2005 2005
I II III
1 Gross domestic product 110.905 111.622 112.476
2 Personal consumption expenditures 109.927 110.824 111.833
3 Durable goods 90.646 90.524 89.828
4 Nondurable goods • 109.315 110.842 112.975
5 Services 114.795 115.625 116.492
6 Gross private domestic investment 108.182 108.987 109.659
7 Fixed investment 108.493 109.224 110.007
8 Nonresidential 102.231 102.702 103.256
9 Structures 125.847 128.857 133.225
10 Equipment and software 95.072 94.915 94.546
11 Residential 123.019 124.315 125.593
12 Change in private inventories --- --- ---
13 Net exports of goods and services
14 Exports 107.540 108.515 109.479
15 Goods 106.757 107.527 108.008
16 Services 109.433 110.887 113.011
17 Imports 107.727 109.868 112.346
18 Goods 105.875 108.409 111.030
19 Services 117.560 117.505 119.174
20 Government consumption expenditures and 116.740 117.814 119.640
gross investment
21 Federal 117.542 118.161 119.061
22 National defense 118.050 118.459 119.527
• 23 Nondefense 116.643 117.676 118.240
24 State and local 116.285 117.628 120.006
Addendum:
25 Gross national product 110.890 111.607 ---
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