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April 2, 2003 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903
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Thomas Haren
AgPro, Environmental Services, LLC
4311 Highway 66, Suite 4
Longmont, CO 80504
Subject: Reynolds Property,Proposed Aurora Dairy Expansion-Access to Gravel Resources
Job No.: 2606-004
Dear Mr. Haren:
With regard to the Reynolds property and the proposed Aurora Dairy expansion, I have reviewed
your letter dated February 11,2003 and two reports from High Plains Engineering dated November
20,2002. The site is comprised of two topographic areas;a southern area of heterogeneous alluvial
deposits associated with the river and a northern upland terrace area underlain by clay, sandy clay,
and/or weathered shale. Based on information in the engineering reports and topography of the site,
I concur with your assertion that recoverable gravel resources most likely occur within the alluvium
on the southern portion of the property below the river terrace.
It is my understanding that no permanent structures are planned for the southern portion of the
property. Storm water retention ponds and fences may be built, but neither these features nor the
proposed agricultural operations on the northern portion of the property should preclude exploration
or extraction of sand and gravel from the southern portion if the owner should chose to engage in
mining operations.
Based on our discussions and the information provided, it is my opinion that the proposed use of
the property does not contradict the limitations cited in Colorado Revised Statute 34-1-305
concerning interference with present or future extraction of sand and gravel from the southern
portion of the property
If you have any questions or comments relative to this report, please contact our office.
Sincerely,
STEW VIRO�N NTAL CONSULTANTS, INC.(G '
Paul A. one, P.G
Senior Geologist
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