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Home My WebLink About1.0 ApplicationEON COMPANY U.S.A • COUfIY COMMISSIONERS April 2, 1984 Stan Broome County Administrator Garfield County P. 0. Box 640 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81602 Dear Stan: Attached are some general drawings and a fact sheet describing the roller -compacted concrete dam that we plan to build this summer at the Colony Project site. I thought this information would be of interest to Garfield County officials. None of the material in this package is proprietary to Exxon or IECO, the design contractor for the dam. As the fact sheet indicates, we anticipate construction to take place between June and October. As a part of our new monitoring agreement Randy Threadgill will arrange for a County tour of the construction site sometime this summer when activity is near a peak. One item of information not included in the fact sheet is the peak employment for the project which we estimate somewhere between 70 and 90 workers. If you have any questions concerning any of the information in the package please feel free to call. Very truly yours, c: Mr. J. R. Threadgill Attachment COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT MIDDLE FORK DAM •Fact Sheet Dimensions o Roller -compacted concrete (RCC)* Gravity Dam o 124 ft. high, 55,000 c.y. o Crest El 7496 (400 ac. ft. at full pool) o Normal Pool El 7463 corresponds to 135 ac. ft. o Crest Length - 450 ft. o Crest Width - 16 ft. o Vertical Upstream Face, Cast -in-place Concrete Facing o .8 (H2) to 1 (Vt) Downstream Face, RCC Purpose o Combination Water Storage and Flood Protection for Oil Shale Facilities; 100 ac. ft. working pool plus flood pro- tection through 500 year storm. Schedule o Designed May 1983 through February 1984 o Out to Bid February 1984 o Construction Planned June through October 1984 * RCC, a recent development in mass concrete, consists of the use of a zero slump, low cement content concrete, transportable by conveyor or earthmoving equipment, placed and compacted using standard soil/ rockfill compaction technology. ie rY Iu MI? IL. IIMA 2 L Mk Mt NM MEL EMIR'' L nnnl MEMEL anon\. j�nflI j f 11nnnnnnl= m nn . flL p ia IN ��III iN INNEN III ai U 1nIUMIRI e III l sonar ■ti IMF t 4 i fl!i ;: ■ /liii, n',nn Ellnr144 __= �J i MEVOrr r t is UPSTREAM ELEVATION r ug i0 Pal * O j n c C � a = o qcu *'rq do 00 O u ! 1 i r 1 -r 2 1 a 2' u E E i 2 2 2 123 U )) S1)Il 33 ■u•ou•u•UUnuvSUMuu IIII 1 If III WI .'.AuV&IV 1 Y 111/DDI[ YORK DAM r GENERAL SECTVON I f • 1 1 eT.a,—c Ji- .:0'_C?1 C _ .:an J..:•Nn .w^ 0£PARTMENT OF .NATURAL ResouacE5 0. .Monte Pascoe, Executive Director MLNED LAND RECLA.MAT 423 Centennial Budding, 1313 Sherman Street Denver. Calaraco 90203 gel.! 303)866.3557 MEMORANDUM Oavid C. Shelton Director DATE: October 30, 1981 TO: Ray Baldwin, Garfield County Planning Department FROM: Steven G. Richardson, Sr. Reclamation Specialistt,�`/ I Pursuant to the requirement of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Acc* to inform counties and certain municipalities of Development and Extraction Permit applications filed with this office, please know that Ekon Company, U.S.A. has filed to conduct oil shale miring ac The Colony Oil Shale Project near Parachute The applicant proposes co reclaim the site for grazing and wildlife . The deadline for persons to file statements regarding this operation, or to petition for a hearing before the Mined Land Reclamation Board to consider the granting of a Permit is sec by law; for information please call this office. The applicant is obligated to .show that the proposed mining and reclamation plans are in conformance with local zoning ordinances, subdivision regula- tions, or master plan, and is further required to place a copy of the appli- cation for public inspection with the Clerk of the county in which :he proposed mine is situated. It is the Board's understanding that the Act intends for the application to be made available for public review and comment in an area close to the mine; it is not intended chat it be made part of public record by recording. The Board is tentatively scheduled to consider this application on January 28, 1982 We appreciate your cooperation in this matter and will be happy to answer any questions. The application is for an amendment to their present permit, our File No. 80-47, to disturb additional acreage southeast of their terminal facility near Parachute and at their mine site several miles north of Parachute. *Article 32 of Title 34, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, as amended. Rev. 9/80 E)ON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 14342 • AURORA, COLORADO 80014 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT April 3, 1981 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Ray: Pursuant to your request for legal descriptions of the Processed Shale Pile and Coarse Ore Storage Facility of the Colony Project, the following is transmitted: 1. Processed Shale Pile - Sections 1, 2, 11 and 12 Township 5 South, Range 96 West, Sixth Principal Meridian 2. Coarse Ore Storage Facility - S/2 Section 12, Township 5 South, Range 96 West, Sixth Principal Meridian Should you have questions, please contact me at 695-2206. K. R. Koebel KRK:njm cc: W. J. Stack A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 14342 • AURORA, COLORADO 80014 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT March 30, 1981 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Ray: MAR 3 1 1981 tRY! R F_ I::LD CO. PLANNER This correspondence is a follow-up to our conversation this past Tuesday in which progress of current construction activities and the 1981 construction schedule were discussed. To summarize, construction is currently on-going for the main access road (semi -works to Davis Gulch) and mine bench. The access road construction, consisting of excavation and rough road grade, is approximately 70% complete. Mine bench fill and leveling also is approximately 70% complete. The tentative construction schedule for 1981 is as fol- lows: Activity Construction Start Process, Upgrading and Retorting Plant Site Preparation 2Q81 Secondary Crusher 2Q81 Processed Shale Pile 3Q81 Coarse Ore Storage Facility 3Q81 Mine Adits, Bench Access Road and Mine Ancillary Facilities 2Q81 Primary Crusher 3Q81 Middle Fork Dam 2Q81 Davis Gulch Dam 2Q81 Utility Line 2Q81 Terminal Facilities 2Q81 Water Intake Structure 2Q81 A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION This construction schedule is dependent on a number of factors, not the least of which is weather conditions. Of the above project components, the earliest planned construction will be at the terminal/staging area which will start in April with development of a parking area for the employee "Park and Ride" transportation plan. Should you have questions on the above, please contact me at 695-2206. Sincerely, K. R. Koebel KRK:njm cc: N. L. MacFarlane G. Ortloff W. J. Stack E)1(ON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 14342 • AURORA, COLORADO 80014 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT April 28, 1981 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Dear Ray: P.7.577-1 MAY 1 1981 GARFIELD CO. PLANNER This correspondence is to provide you with a brief status report of Colony Project construction activities, both currently on-going and those planned for the month of May. CURRENT ACTIVITIES • Access Roads - - Valley Access - - Semi -works to Davis Gulch - - Davis Gulch to Plant Site • Mine Bench • Mine Portal Faceup MAY ACTIVITIES STATUS 10% complete 80% complete 5% complete 60 - 70% complete 50% complete • Relocation of power poles along valley access road (Union meadows area) ▪ Construction start on Middle Fork Dam • Parachute temporary facilities construction start ▪ Conduct test borings to determine top soil depths on plant site • Construct pipeline from water wells in Davis Gulch to plant site • Construct Parachute temporary water pipeline from diversion structure to the terminal/staging area This May construction schedule should be considered tentative, it does, however, reflect our current plans. Should you have questions A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION Mr. Ray Baldwin -2- April 28, 1981 on the above, please contact me at 695-2206. KRK:sm cc: C. H. Allen G. F. Crane C. Jacobs N. F. MacFarlane G. Ortloff W. J. Stack D. Shay - Tosco File T-1400 EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Dept. 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Mr. Baldwin: C• N7-14 FEB 251981 GARFIELD CO. PLANNER February 24, 1981 The purpose of this letter is to request issuance of Garfield County Conditional Use permits for components of the Colony Shale Oil Project for which construction activities are scheduled to commence second quarter 1981. Application for these permits was originally made in the Garfield County Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) sub- mitted in April 1980. The affected areas involve Colony Project Lands located near Parachute, Colorado and Lands approximately 16 miles north of Parachute. Conditional use permits are requested for the following project components: /1. Process, Upgrading and Retort Plant, :>> -2. Secondary Crusher 3. Processed Shale Pile 4. Coarse Ore Storage Facility -5. Mine Adits, Bench Access Road and Mine Ancilliary Facilities . Primary Crusher 31“01 t0 1 Middle Fork Dam .5'/--// /8. Davis Gulch Dam >,`'''i 9. Utility Line P/-44, 40. Terminal Facilities x IO x'11. Water Intake Structure 0.7.... A description of the Colony Shale Oil Project was included in the above -referenced EIS in compliance with Garfield County zoning regulations applicable to development on Resource/ Lands. Should you have questions on this matter, please contact me or Ken Koebel at 789-7731 or 789-7709 respectively. JBP:ah A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION Sine 1 (J. B. Ph flips Acting Regulatory Affairs Manager EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT February 10, 1981 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Dept. 2014 Blake Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Ray: Attached for your information and file is a copy of the State of Colorado, Mined Land Reclama- tion Board permit for the Colony Shale Oil Project. Filing of this permit with your office is in partial fulfillment of requirements contained in Section 2 of the Garfield County Special Use permit for the mineral waste disposal area. KRK:ah Attach. A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION Sincerely, K. R. Koebel 4".qR7ir FEB 2 1981 FEB 12 1981 GARFIELD CD. PLANNER 21qi FEB 1 0 1981 GAME -WC -O. PLANNER EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT February 4, 1981 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Office 2014 Blake Street Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Ray: Enclosed is a projected quarterly manpower schedule for the Colony Shale Oil Project through fourth quarter 1981. It is my understanding that this infor- mation was requested of Larry Jaeger and Robby Robinson in a meeting on January 8, 1981. The information is submitted to satisfy the work force reporting requirement of the county permits issued for the Colony Project. Please note that the manpower figures are pre- liminary estimates which include plant site, mine and community development activities. The figures are best estimates of project work force requirements available at this time and must be considered tentative. An update of work force requirements will be provided in the socioeconomic report due April 15, 1981. Sincerely, L J. B. Phill ps JBP:ah A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT PRELIMINARY PROJECTED LABOR REQUIREMENTS 1981 Period Construction Labor First quarter 220* Second quarter 500 Third quarter 565 Fourth quarter 600 * The above labor estimates do not have the benefit of contractor input. Estimates include plant site, mine and community development activities. EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT December 15, 1980 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director :Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Dear Ray: This correspondence is to confirm our discussion of December 9, 1980, that a Garfield County Special Use permit will not be required for core dril- ling and test pit work planned in the East Middle Fork of Parachute Creek during 1981. Your assistance in this matter is appreciated. KRK/ dfk A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION Sincerely, K.R.Koebel 0 fiP7)17.77 C.17 19BO EON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT November 18, 1980 Mr. Ray Baldwin, Director Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Mr. Baldwin: Exxon Corporation recently acquired Atlantic Richfield Company's share of the Colony Development Operation. Consummation of the acquisition occurred on August 1, 1980, with an agreement between the parties for a phased takeover of the operator's responsibilities by Exxon. The Colony Development Operation is now known as the Colony Shale Oil Project, a joint operation of Exxon Corporation and The Oil Shale Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tosco Corporation, with Exxon Company, U.S.A., a division of Exxon Corporation, as operator. Colony Shale Oil Project requests that any necessary changes be made to your records to reflect this transfer of ownership. The new operator, Exxon Company, U.S.A. assumes responsibility for the seventeen (17) Garfield County Special and Conditional Use permits for which application has previously been made. These permits include three that have been granted to date for the processed shale pile (special use), access roads, and mine bench (both conditional use) components of the project. Pursuant to your correspondence dated September 12, 1980, the additional fourteen (14) Conditional Use permits will be requested as they are needed for the scheduled development of the project. The Colony Shale Oil Project participants will continue to work cooperatively with the Garfield County Planning Department. If we can be of assistance to you or your staff, please feel free to contact me or Mr. Ken Koebel at (303) 789-7731 or 789-7709 respectively. Very truly yours, v✓4 .B. Phillipsf Environmental and Permitting Manager JBP/KRK/ ak A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION t(Elz_ WM OCT2 11990 pRF a° Go. pL: ,! B ER KCE ! COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 120 • DENVER, COLORADO 80201 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT November 11, 1980 Mr. David Shelton State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources Mined Land Reclamation Board 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Dear Mr. Shelton: This is to confirm our mutual understanding of the modification of my October 20, 1980 letter to you knish was agreed to before the Mined Land Reclamation Board on October 22, 1980. Specifically, paragraph 1 (c) of my letter has been supplemented to read as follows: (c) The operator will conduct investigations on native plant esta- blishment, emphasizing forbs, in conjunction with studies to be carried out on experimental vegetation plots representative of actual embankment conditions. The purpose of the experimental plots will be the further refinement of the reclamation plan and to conduct onsite reclamation studies to evaluate the depth of soil cover required to attain the reclamation objectives set forth in the application. If these studies indicate the operator's objectives can be adequately met with a different thickness of soil cover than is required by 1 (a) herein, these requirements will be amended accordingly. In addition, the operator will encourage camnercial seed production of native forb species by cooperating with commercial seed growers and the Meeker and Las Lunes Plant Materials Centers, and other sources. By virtue of this amendment it is understood and agreed that Exxon will not con- fine its studies to forb establishment. I trust that you will find this correspondence acceptable. If you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact me at 789-7731. Sincerely, J.B. Phillips Environmental and Permitting Manager JBP/ak cc: Mr. Ray Baldwin, Mr. James McArdle, Mr. Lucius Woods A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION 001'1 4 1980 GARFIELD CO. PLANNL4 DVON COMPANY, U.S.A. QST CirFICE BOX 2426 • HOUSTON, TEXAS 77001 "'C FUELS DEP ENT DPEFATOR, COLONY Sr4ALE OIL PROJECT October 20, 1980 State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources Mined Land Reclamation Board 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Attention: Mr. David Shelton RE: MLRB FILE NO. 80-47 Dear Mr. Shelton: Exxon Company, U.S.A., as operator of the Colony Shale Oil Project, a joint operation of Exxon Corporation and The Oil Shale Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tosco Corporation, hereby submits the following additional information to amend and supplement the application referred to above: (1) With respect to Mr. James McArdle's memorandum of October 3, 1980 to Mr. John Strawn, the operator herein commits to the following: (a) An average of no less than eighteen (18) inches of soil and topsoil enhancement materials will be placed on the spent shale disposal area. For the purposes of this paragraph, the term "average" shall mean the mode of the distribution of measurements, to the nearest inch, of soil depth verification tests conducted on reclaimed terraces and slopes. Soil depth verification tests shall be conducted in the following manner: For every fifteen (15) acres reclaimed, one (1) acre, selected at random, shall be sampled sixteen (16) times in a grid pattern such that each sample is 50 feet from the next closest sample in any direction. Sampling shall be accomplished by means of a small (1 inch diameter) sampler inserted perpendicular to the soil so as to minimize disturbance to the reclaimed area. The A and B horizon, as defined in the application, may be combined but should, where possible, be separated from any C horizon material, as defined in the application, that may be salvaged. Any C horizon material which is salvaged must be placed below A and B horizons or mixtures thereof. Topsoil and suitable cover material recovery shall be maximized to achieve the objective of eighteen (18) inches of cover or greater, however no acreage additional to the spent shale disposal site, the plant site and Davis Gulch and Middle Fork dam sites shall be disturbed to provide soil cover for the spent shale area. •JIvt :;0N OF EXXON CORPORATION October 20, 1980 Department of Natural Resources Re: MLRB File No. 80-47 Page Two (b) Topsoil stockpiles must be constructed so as to minimize surface acreage disturbance and stockpile losses due to erosion. (c) The operator will conduct investigations on native forb establish- ment in conjunction with studies to be carried out on experimental vegetation plots representative of actual embankment conditions. The purpose of the experimental plots will be the further refinement of the reclamation plan and to conduct onsite reclamation studies to evaluate the depth of soil cover required to attain the reclamation objectives set forth in the application. If these studies indicate the operator's objectives can be adequately met with a different thickness of soil cover than is required by 1 (a) herein, these requirements will be amended accordingly. In addition, the operator will encourage commercial seed production of native forb species by cooperating with commercial seed growers and the Meeker and Las Lunes Plant Materials Centers, and other sources. (d) Prior to the usage of any soil amendment or enhancement materials, the operator will provide the Division with adequate proof that the appropriate agencies of the state and federal government have, where necessary, approved utilization of said material. In the event no such approval is required, by any other government agency, the operator will complete mutually acceptable chemical analyses appropriate to aid the Division in reviewing its suitability for such use. For the purposes of this provision, fertilizers and mulched vegetation shall not be deemed or considered soil enhance- ment or amendment materials. (e) The operator will monitor for the presence of trace elements in vegetation. The term "trace elements" will include, but not be limited to, the following: arsenic, boron, molybdenum and selenium. Monitoring will be conducted periodically during each growing season. The general objective of this monitoring will be to in- vestigate the effects of trace elements on plant life and grazing animal life. Monitoring will take place in two (2) stages. Stage I monitoring will be conducted on test plots grown on soil stock- piles. The purpose of this monitoring will be to establish naturally occurring levels of trace elements in vegetation. Stage II monitoring will be conducted, as soon as practicable, on test plots in reclaimed areas on the spent shale disposal site. Monitoring data and reports will be available for inspection by the staff onsite. The operator may petition the staff to curtail or eliminate any stage of monitoring. (f) Monitoring will be conducted to evaluate the concentration and the migration of soluble salts within the spent shale. Should any salt crust form on the surface of the spent shale disposal pile, it will be analyzed to determine its chemical composition. (This provision also addresses concerns raised by Mr. Roy Cox in his memorandum of October 9, 1980 to Mr. James McArdle). October 20, 1980 Department of Natural Resources Re: MLRB File No. 80-47 Page Three (g) Approved temporary seed mixes may be used on areas likely to be redisturbed within five years of the initial work on these sites. Areas not subject to redisturbance for five or more years including, but not limited to, topsoil stockpiles and road embankments will be seeded with permanent seed mixtures. Temporary and permanent seed mixtures listed in the application, as supplemented by the Agency and Operator's correspondence, are deemed "approved". This list may, from time -to -time, be amended and supplemented by the operator with the consent of the Staff Director. (2) With respect to Mr. James Pendleton's memorandum of September 15, 1980 to Mr. James McArdle, the operator commits to the following: (a) The operator will, within two (2) years of the issuance of this permit conduct an investigation of the geologic, hydrogeologic and surface hydrologic characteristics of the proposed spent shale disposal area. Results of this study will be included in the operator's annual report for 1982. No spent shale shall be dis- posed of until the Staff Director reviews the final design of the spent shale disposal pile. (b) The operator will conduct additional studies of the physical characteristics of spent shale, its sheer strength and the material density to determine the effects of possible subsidence upon the spent shale pile, and to verify the accuracy of the material properties assumed in the stability analysis and design of the spent shale disposal area. (c) The operator will conduct a subsidence monitoring program consistent with sound engineering practices which will be undertaken generally to monitor the following parameters: (1) ore zone and overburden rock mechanics properties; (2) ground surface deformation and angle of draw; (3) soil mechanics properties of surficial material (to the extent not adequately covered in the studies referred to in item (a) above); and (4) hydrogeological properties of bedrock and surficial materials (to the extent not adequately covered in the studies referred to in item (a) above). (d) The results of rock mechanic monitoring programs to be conducted by the operator during the course of mining operations will be made available to the Staff Director, upon request. (e) The operator will conduct a processed shale embankment monitoring program consistent with sound engineering practices which will be undertaken generally to monitor the following parameters: October 20, 1980 Department of Natural Resources Re: MLRB File No 80-47 Page Four (1) fill density/moisture and compaction; (2) fill integrity and slope configuration; and (3) precipitation and groundwater infiltration and migration. The design of the specific monitoring program will, prior to the placement of spent shale in the disposal area, be submitted to the Staff Director for review. (3) With respect to Mr. Zimpfer's letter of October 3, 1980 to Mr. James McArdle, the operator commits to the following: (a) The operator will submit a map depicting the proposed final topography of the areas disturbed within the permit area; said map will be in sufficient detail to portray the direction and slope of all proposed reclamation of disturbed lands. (b) Prior to commencement of construction of the proposed Davis Gulch and Middle Fork dams, the operator will submit final design plans to the Staff Director. (c) The operator will, prior to the removal of sediment from behind either the Davis Gulch or Middle Fork dam, submit an operating plan for such dam. The plan will address an estimate of sediment accumulation and proposed frequency of sediment removal. The operator will, after removal of said materials, provide the Staff Director with mutually acceptable analyses of the removed material, plans for disposal of the material and proposed methods to comply with Rule 6.1 (d), if applicable. Data on the analyses of the sediment will be available to the Staff Director upon request. (d) The operator will, as soon as practicable, stream channel cross-sectional profiles of Middle Fork areas. (e) The operator will, as soon as practicable, profiles of the stream channels within the Gulch and Middle Fork dams. submit representative the Davis Gulch and submit longitudinal vicinity of the Davis (f) The basis of the design of the surface drainage system for the spent shale area will, as soon as practicable, be submitted to the Staff Director to amend and supplement the application. (g) The maximum velocity of runoff from the permanent diversion for the Middle Fork dam is 65 feet per second. (h) The maximum velocity of runoff from the spent shale disposal area during a design event is 3 feet per second. October 20, 1980 Department of Natural Resources Re: NLRB File No. 80-47 Page Five (i) As indicated on Page E-43 of the application, the operator will utilize best engineering and design practices to mitigate the effect of erosion on the spent shale disposal area prior to and after revegetation. These efforts will include, but not be limited to, retopsoiling, reseeding and other appropriate and reasonable erosion control measures, if necessary. (j) Prior to construction, the operator will provide the Staff Director with the final design plans for the sediment control system for review. This plan will include a location map of sediment ponds in relation to both the drainage areas and areas of construction activity. The plan will also include a des- cription of the sequence of construction activities as they relate to sediment control measures and design parameters for sediment ponds and spillways. (4) With respect to Mr. Zimpfer's memorandum of October 8, 1980 to Mr. James McArdle, the operator commits to the following: (a) The operator will, as soon as practicable, specify the location of the monitoring wells identified as F3R and F5R. (b) The operator will equip the three surface water monitoring stations with staff gauges and crest stage recorders. (5) With respect to the additional hydrology related topics discussed during the course of our October 9, 1980 meeting, the operator commits to the following: (a) The operator will evaluate the possible use of channery materials in the soil cover to be applied to the processed shale embankment to reduce soil erosion rates. (b) The operator will develop a program to monitor erosion rates on revegetated terraces and slopes on the spent shale disposal area. The operator will submit this monitoring program to the Staff Director for review. (c) Any waste materials deemed "hazardous" for the purposes of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, 42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq., will not be disposed of in the spent shale disposal area. (6) With respect to Mr. Roy Cox's memorandum of October 9, 1980 to Mr. James McArdle, the operator commits to the following: (a) Prior to construction of the underdrain system for the spent shale disposal area, the operator will submit said plan to the Staff Director for review. The underdrain system will be designed, utilizing best engineering practices, to address the effects of subsidence and siltation on the system. A reasonable effort will October 20, 1980 Department of Natural Resources Re: MLRB File No. 80-47 Page Six be made to design and construct this system, utilizing best engineering practices, to function for the maximum period of time which can be expected based on the current state of the art. (b) The operator will, prior to major disturbance in the Davis Gulch area, monitor the quality of significant sources of surface and subsurface waters. The operator will monitor the net effects of operations in the Davis Gulch area upon surface and subsurface water quality. (c) The operator will monitor the quality and quantity of waters used to moisturize, leach and irrigate the spent shale dis- posal area. (d) The operator will periodically collect representative samples to monitor the quality of runoff and leachate from the spent shale disposal area. If you have any questions regarding these matters, please contact the writer or Mr. David Zell at 789-7731 or 7732 respectively. Sincerely, J. B. J. Phillips Environmental and Permitting Manager JBP/ijd CC: Mr. James McArdle Mr. Ray Baldwin Mr. Lucius Woods o` LI COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2426 • HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR. COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources Mined Land Reclamation Board 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Attention: Mr. David Shelton RE: MLRB FILE NO. 80-47 Dear Mr. Shelton: The additional information submitted herein is to notify the Board of a change in the status of the applicant for the above referenced permit. Previously the applicant was the Colony Development Operation, a joint venture between the Atlantic Richfield Company and Tosco Corporation. Effective August 1, 1980, Colony Development Operation became Colony Shale Oil Project, a joint operation of Exxon Corporation and The Oil Shale Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tosco Corporation, with Exxon Company, U.S.A., a division of Exxon Corporation, operator. This information is being submitted to you so that the Board's files will reflect this change. Sincerely, (J.B. Phillips Environmental and Permitting Manager JPB/ak cc: Mr. James McArdle Mr. Ray Baldwin A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION - O M N.L S.A. 30z. }.::-r • •.OUS1ON 1F %AS T7071 SYNTHETIC F.JE._S L'E,-AP'LN OPERATOR. COLON, SHALE GIL PROJECT October 17, 1980 State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources Mined Land Reclamation Board 1313 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Attention: Mr. David Shelton Reference: MLRB FILE NO. 80-47 Dear Mr. Shelton: Exxon Company, U.S.A., as operator of the Colony Shale Oil Project, a joint operation of Exxon Corporation and The Oil Shale Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of TOSCO Corporation, hereby submits the attached tables and discussion to amend and supplement Exhibit L of the application. These tables present the schedule for bonding (Table L-5) during the life of the project and the basis for the schedule. ESTIMATE BASIS Dismantling manhours have been estimated as percentages of the estimated erection manhours for the various types of equipment in the plant. The dis- mantling percentages are based upon Exxon Research and Engineering data. The estimates of erection manhours were prepared from: - (i) C. F. Braun estimates for Mine Support Facilities, Pyrolysis, Fractionation, Control House, Parachute Facilities, River Water System, and Flood Control Dams. (ii) Fluor, Utah estimates for Shale Crushing and Handling facilities. (iii) ER&E estimates of upgrading and plant support facilities. The C. F. Braun and Fluor, Utah estimates of erection manhours have been adjusted by +5% for Exxon Basic Practices, +12% for additional items not covered in the estimate, +25% contingency, and by an allowance in the range from 3% to 16% for development in process design, depending on the type of unit. The dismantling manhours have been brought to a total dismantling cost by applying an average manhour cost of $25.85 as developed in Table L -1B. State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources Mined Land Reclamation Board October 17, 1980 ESTIMATE SCOPE The estimates cover the dismantling of the entire Colony Shale Oil facility and removal of scrap. The dismantling of the following items are excluded. (i) Feeder power lines (ii) Underground pipe, cable, and foundations more than 1 foot below ground (iii) Access road (iv) Mine bench Please respond to our Denver office at the address below: Exxon Company, U.S.A. Synthetic Fuels Department Operator, Colony Shale Oil Project P. 0. Box 120 Denver, Colorado 80201 Sincerely, (J. Barney thillips ( ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERMITTING MANAGER JBP/ijd TABLE L1A Demolition Estimate Activity Mine Support Facilities Primary Crusher and Conveying Secondary Crusher and Conveying Process Plants and Shale Disposal Middle Fork Dam Davis Gulch Dam Grand Valley Facilities Water and By—Product Pipelines Number of Dismantling Manhours to Cost at $25.85 Dismantle Per Manhour 98,000 2,533,300 189,000 4,885,650 204,000 5,273,400 3,151,000 81,453,350 18,000 465,300 18,000 465,300 95,000 2,455,750 40,000 1,034,000 TOTAL 3,813,000 98,566,050 Crew Mix by Craft Table L -1B Composition of Labor Wage Rate Percent Gulf Weighted of Labor Coast Labor Force Rates Rates Common Laborer 35% 7.63 $2.67 Iron Worker 30% 11.69 3.51 Equipment Operator 15% 11.41 1.71 Rigger 10% 11.69 1.17 Truck Driver 10% 9.03 0.90 $9.96 Base Wage Rate for Western Colorado Base Wage Rate for Gulf Coast Ratio of Western Colorado to Gulf Coast $11.11 $11.26 x 0.99 Average Wage Rate for Western Colorado $9.86 Field Labor Overhead as Percent of Direct Labor Temporary Construction and Consumables 12% Supervision 25% Construction Equipment 22% Employee Benefits 69% Total Field Labor Overhead Field Labor Overhead Average Wage Rate x 128% $12.62 9.86 $22.48 Subcontractor's Fee @15% 3.37 Average Manhour Cost $25.85 0) 0 O W 0 u 0 0 v 00 0 01 In cd0 0 W 0 I }I •r1 a W H •r1 0 W ro 0 F rO CO 4-10 O N b u O U ro •O N H O N N $4 0 mi'a PrTh O) rax -0 0 ro O co •zywa 0)v .) - CO O RI 0) CO H d P4 u r -I 0)C ro N CVCO 0 0 00 0 UCO a O m $.4 "0 M P.4 C Ca ro .t n al N n r N -t 0 ▪ HI Cr) 10 rl 0 h O1 - M 01 1D CO O\ 01 N -t IN O H 0 0 0 r1 1-1 I.r -a CO ,I ul 0▪ 00 r -I HI r -I NNN r M 7 ul O O O 0 r -I M-7 Vl 0000 N N 10 M 10 en 0 0 'M N 0 0 N 0 O Vl O I/1 ✓1 0 0 0 N N- Cr) CO 10 N ri N M Lf) 10 n 00 N.. 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D 0 0 rol D, 0 rd ZEZEzzz ° Table L -2A Colony Revegetation Cost Estimate Plant Sites, Ditches, Roads, Railroads, Pipelines Activity Cost/Acre Acreage Activity Cost Final Grading and Shaping Equipment ($40/hr x 0.01 hr/BCY x 1613 BCY/acre) $645 Labor ($20/hr x 0.01 hr/BCY x 1613 BCY/acre) 323 Grading Cost $968 577 $558,536 Ripping Equipment ($90/hr x 4 hr/acre) $360 Labor ($20/hr x 4 hr/acre) 80 Ripping Cost $440 400 176,000 Topsoil Replacement Equipment ($50/hr x 0.03 hr/BCY x 1076 BCY/acre) $1614 Labor ($20/hr x 0.03 hr/BCY x 1076 BCY/acre) 646 Topsoil Replacement Cost $2260 577 1,304,020 Seedbed Preparation Equipment ($150/hr x 0.5 hr/acre) $ 75 Labor ($20/hr x 0.5 hr/acre) 10 Seedbed Cost $ 85 577 49,045 Seedling Planting Material (50c/plant x 450 plants/acre) $ 225 Labor ($10/hr x 6 hr/acre) 60 Seedling Cost $ 285 200 57,000 Drill Seeding Equipment ($150/hr x 0.33 hr/acre) $ 50 Labor ($20/hr x 0.33 hr/acre) 7 Seeds ($75/acre) 75 Drill Seeding Cost $ 132 277 36,564 Hydroseeding Equipment ($55/hr x 2 hr/acre) $ 110 Labor ($20/hr x 4 hr/acre) 80 Seeds ($100/acre) 100 Hydroseeding Cost $ 290 300 87,000 Hay Mulching Material ($115/ton x 2 tons/acre) $ 230 Equipment ($150/hr x 1 hr/acre) 150 Labor ($20/hr x 1 hr/acre) 20 Hay Mulching Cost $ 400 277 110,800 Table L -2A (Cont'd) Colony Revegetation Cost Estimate Plant Sites, Ditches, Roads, Railroads, Pipelines Activity Cost/Acre Acreage Activity Cost Hydromulching and Fertilizing Mulch ($260/ton x 2 ton/acre) $520 Fertilizer (750/lb x 200 lb/acre) 150 Equipment ($55/hr x 2 hr/acre) 110 Labor ($20/hr x 4 hr/acre) 80 Hydromulching Cost $860 300 $258,000 Fertilizing Fertilizer (75C/lb x 200 lb/acre) $150 Equipment ($150/hr x 0.25 hr/acre) 38 Labor ($20/hr x 0.25 hr/acre) 5 Fertilizing Cost $193 277 53,461 Irrigating (excluding cost of water) Pumping ($200/AF x 3.5 AF/acre) $700 577 403,900 Total Cost $3,094,326 Acreage 577 Average Cost per Acre $ 5,363 Table L -3A Colony Revegetation Cost Estimate Processed Shale Disposal Area Activity Cost/Acre Acreage Activity Cost Scarifying Spent Shale Surface Equipment ($40/hr x 1 hr/acre) $ 40 Labor ($20/hr x 1 hr/acre) 20 Scarifying Cost $ 60 905 $ 54,300 Topsoil Replacement Equipment ($50/hr x 0.03 hr/BCY x 2420 BCY/acre) $3630 Labor ($20/hr x 0.03 hr/BCY x 2420 BCY/acre) 1452 Topsoil Replacement Cost $5082 905 4,599,210 Seedbed Preparation Equipment ($150/hr x 0.5 hr/acre) $ 75 Labor ($20/hr x 0.5 hr/acre) 10 Seedbed Cost $ 85 905 76,925 Seedling Planting Material (50Q/plant x 450 plants/acre) $ 225 Labor ($10/hr x 6 hr/acre) 60 Seedling Cost $ 285 400 114,000 Drill Seeding Equipment ($150/hr x 0.33 hr/acre) $ 50 Labor ($20/hr x 0.33 hr/acre) 7 Seeds ($75/acre) 75 Drill Seeding Cost $ 132 905 119,460 Hay Mulching Material ($115/ton x 2 tons/acre) $ 230 Equipment ($150/ton x 1 hr/acre) 150 Labor ($20/hr x 1 hr/acre) 20 Mulching Cost $ 400 800 320,000 Fertilizing Material (750/lb x 200 lb/acre) $ 150 Equipment ($150/hr x 0.25 hr/acre) 38 Labor ($20/hr x 0.25 hr/acre) 5 Fertilizing Cost $ 193 905 174,665 Irrigating (Excluding cost of water) Pumping (S200/AF x 7 AF/acre) $1400 905 1,267,000 Total Cost $6,725,560 Average t 905 Average Cost per Acre $ 7,432 Table L-4 Colony Revegetation Bonding Schedule Cumulative Cumulative Maximum Revegetation Acres Disturbed Acres Reclaimed Acreage Revegetation Cost Exposure Year at Year End By Beginning of Year Unreclaimed Cost per Acre by Year 1981 385 0 385 $5,363 $2,064,755 1982 480 0 480 5,363 2,574,240 1983 558 82 476 5,363 2,552,788 1984 640 82 558 5,363 2,992,554 1985 689 344 345 7,432 2,564,040 1986 746 374 372 7,432 2,764,704 1987 812 398 414 7,432 3,076,848 1988 852 418 434 7,432 3,225,488 1989 914 448 466 7,432 3,463,312 1990 984 463 521 7,432 3,872,072 1991 1055 491 564 7,432 4,191,648 1992 1116 599 517 7,432 3,842,344 1993 1159 796 363 7,432 2,697,816 1994 1204 805 399 7,432 2,965,368 1995 1260 812 448 7,432 3,329,536 1996 1328 818 510 7,432 3,790,320 1997 1362 836 526 7,432 3,909,232 1998 1414 861 553 7,432 4,109,896 1999 1456 890 566 7,432 4,206,512 2000 1456 944 512 7,432 3,805,184 2001 1456 944 512 7,432 3,805,184 2002 1456 980 476 7,432 3,537,632 2003 1456 990 466 7,432 3,463,312 2004 1456 1031 425 7,432 3,158,600 2005 1456 1063 393 7,432 2,920,776 2006 1456 1103 353 7,432 2,623,496 2007 1456 1286 170 5,363 911,710 Time Frame May 1981 Nov 1981 May 1982 Nov 1982 May 1983 Nov 1983 May 1984 Nov 1984 May 1985 Nov 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Y 2007 Table L-5 Schedule of Bonding for Reclamation ($ Millions) Cost Exposure For Demolition 0.4 1.7 3.9 16.7 31.7 50.1 67.2 84.2 93.4 99.4 66 2 33 2 Cost Exposure Total Exposure For Revegetation at Specified Times 2.1 2.1 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.6 3.0 3.0 2.6 2.6 2.8 3.1 3.2 3.5 3.9 4.2 3.8 2.7 3.0 3.3 3.8 3.9 4.1 4.2 3.8 3.8 3.5 3.5 3.2 2.9 2.6 0.9 2.5 3.8 6.5 19.3 34.3 52.7 70.2 87.2 96.0 102.0 102.2 102.5 102.6 102.9 103.3 103.6 103.2 102.1 102.4 102.7 103.2 103.3 103.5 103.6 103.2 103.2 102.9 102.9 102.6 102.3 68.8 34.1 ARCO Coal Compar,. Operator Colony Development Operation 555 Seventeenth Street Mailing Address: Box 5300 Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 575 7500 August 18, 1980 Mr. Ray Baldwin Garfield County Planner 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Mr. Baldwin: This is to confirm our telephone conversation of Friday, August 15, 1980 regarding the need for Colony Development Operation to obtain a permit or variance for the use of Garfield County Road No. 215, also known as Parachute Creek Road, by an oversize, 10,000 gallon watering truck. This truck will be operated by Colony Development Operation as part of its dust suppressant program. It is my understan- ding on the basis of our conversation that no permit or variance from the county will be needed. For insurance purposes, we need to have this agreement con- firmed in writing. If you decide that a permit or variance is needed, please let us know so we may file the necessary forms. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, c 0-( r4 Alice N. Gordon cc: J. P. Strawn L. L. Ludlam K. K. Schaarschmidt J. H. Caldwell, Jr. Nr Huci90 L. Cu.. i?L_{t eli< ARCO Coal Company is a Division of AtlanticRichfieldCompany ARC -6050 0 N •U 0) r •r v be rock loading trucks or wash out facilities on the surface. storage area to hold equipment before the tract is ready during the construction They would be no more than a There will be no manufacturing. time table. They will need potable dispatching office with a maximum staff of 5 or 6 people. The balance of 140 water and water for sanitary purposes. sold to Rio Grande for some warehousing, distributing, possibly lumber, and light 4.) O -o a) 1- S-. N -o C •r 0) N 4— (0 O Q) r 0 4- it won't require any It is ideal from a railroad standpoint and a) It would be concentrated in one area. crossings across the railroad. distribution by truck could go through the bypass and not through the town. 0 0) V) N •r industrial park with one permit Ray Baldwin suggested making which would take care of rentals or visit was scheduled for May 20, 1980. a) 4) •r 4-) •r - V) N rO •r U a) Cn 4-) a) E 1?. 0 0) a) c >)C O r 0 U FIFTH ITEM ON THE AGENDA: r S_ O 4- 1-> •r E 5- aJ 0. a) r (0 U a) 0 N (O s- 4- 4-) a) O a) 5.. (O N (O N •r -1-> 0 (1) (1) N 4-> •r r > N 0 (O (1) r U (O O 5- (0 5- a) E shale plant r •r 0 f(3 •r U 5_ a) 0 U rO •r - r C O 4.> U C 0 U •r waste disposal miles north of Grand Valley. a) Baldwin advised they have combined their applications for all Alice Gordon, from Atlantic Richfield Corporation, gave an overview of the r- a) O r r- 73 i3 •r (0 +' C 3 .0 C). (O N •r 4-) 5_ ^ •r- (...) rU N •r- V) rN 4-) •0 0 (1) C "0 •r (0 a) (O ..0 5_ C a--> •0 +' 3 Q) N 0 ,- 4-' C 4-> .1-- LI rU 0 4' aJ U a) C 4- 4 - its -4- r •1-) U 4- a) a) •r 0 -O .0 0> 0 .0 S- O r -N +' •N O 5-. N U 0 •r (O (1) C '0 a) 5_ ^ N • a) (LS Q) .n a) r a) 5- •r 4-) rO E O i-) 0) CO 4- N r O O C. r-- 0 0 • CO 0 •r C 41-> 0 (O (0 •r U 4-) N O r •r O '0 C rO r 0 0) b 0 5- (1:5 •r '0 c C a) t_ (0 .0 (O 1 - 5_ (0 C; a) O 5- 0) as 0) 0) N C : •r r U •r U a) 0 5- 0. of the special industrial standards. The land will be totally on private land. Kevin Patrick, representing Beverly Johnson, requested the Commission to belongs to insufficient water. He also stated there way access. said the mineral and Bruce Frenzel, attorney for Atlantic They are trying to negotiate with the Dere's, and surface rights are different. They are requesting used if they permit for the property to enable the property to be +) 0 N 4-) •r •r 4- •r use permit does not grant the right O 00 Cr) r r -a (O a) .r- a) r a) -o i1 Q) N a)rcs 1— N +-) •r •r N a) a) N N O : CD I-- >1 4--> (O r •r- • 1-• r•r r N 0 (0 0) Cr) d L1. a) • N r r RS Q) c 0) .0 rO Q) Colorado Ute and Public Service power line SIXTH ITEM ON THE AGENDA: AtlanticRichfieldCompany Colony Development Operation P. O. Box 278 16 Miles North or Grand Valley, Colorado 81635 Telephone 303 285-7512 June 6, 1980 Mr. Ray Baldwin Planning Director 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Mr. Baldwin: SUM 1 0 1980 GARFJELU CO. PLANNER Al\ 1r Atlantic Richfield signed a contract on June 5, with Tectonic, a Denver based company. This contract is for road construction work on Colony property at Parachute Creek. This project is scheduled to begin the week of June 9, and completed by December 15, 1980. We anticipate that employment will reach fifty employees by July 1, and continue at that level until December 1, 1980. Approximately fifty per cent of the employees will be local hire and fifty per cent will be permanent Tectonic employees and will move into this area. For the employees moving to the area, Atlantic Richfield has purchased ten, three-bedroom mobile homes to be located in Grand Valley and Rifle and Atlantic Richfield has reserved an additional twenty spaces for mobile homes in Grand Valley and Rifle. A more detailed report will follow in our July quarterly report. If you need additional information, please contact me. Yours very truly, Roy 41:40400, Yl �, Site Manager RLD:eab NOTICE OF START-UP THIRTY -DAY NOTICE REQUIRED OF ALL SOURCES -,n . JON 1 01980 Pursuant to Section 25-7-114(4)(j) of the Colorado Air Quality E$NVttrp ttit,-a person shall commence the operation of any project or the conduct of an a t y for which a permit has been issued without giving at least'thirty calendar days notice to the Division of the date on which such commencement is to take place. Please complete the form below and return to the Colorado Department of Health Air Pollution Control Division, 4210 East 11th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80220. You are further notified that within thirty days after commencement, the Division shall inspect the project or activity to determine whether or not the terms and conditions of the permit have been properly satisfied. PERMIT NUMBER C-11,997 (FD -C-2) CC.' PROJECT DESCRIPTION The resumption of excavation and earthmoving 7 activities related to construction and improvements to plant access roads and installation of utilities. Operation of the emission source(s) to which the above permit number has been assigned is expected to begin on June 1, 1980 and will be in full operation on N/A Colony Development Operation John P.' Strawn Company Applicant's Name (Please Print) John P. Strawn Person to Contact for Verification of Start -Up Time plicant's Signature (303) 575-7611 Supervisor of Permits & Compliance Telephone No. of Contact Person Position or Title May 8, 1980 Date APCD-99 (REV. 3/20/80) NOTICE OF START-UP THIRTY -DAY NOTICE REQUIRED OF ALL SOURCES RECEIVED MAY 12'I3O Pursuant to Section 25-7-114(4)(j) of the Colorado Air Quality ConitHo1PA`'dt%�,IhC person shall commence the operation of any project or the conduct o$0% 9 a'Etiivity for which a permit has been issued without giving at least thirty calendar days' notice to the Division of the date on which such commencement is to take place. Please complete the form below and return to the Colorado Department of Health Air Pollution Control Division, 4210 East llth Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80220. You are further notified that within thirty days after commencement, the Division shall inspect the project or activity to determine whether or not the terms and conditions of the permit have been properly satisfied. PERMIT NUMBER C-11,997 (FD -C-3) PROJECT DESCRIPTION Excavation and earthmoving activities related to construction of mine bench, adits and coarse ore stockpile. Operation of the emission source(s) to which the above permit number has been assigned is expected to begin on June 1, 1980 and will be in full operation on N/A Colony Development Operation Company John P. Strawn Person to Contact for Verification of Start -Up Time (303) 575-7611 John P. Strawn pp cant ama ease,:' r n cant's Signature 1ie Supervisor of Permits & Compliance Telephone No. of Contact Person Position or Title May 8, 1980 Date APCD-99 (REV. 3/20/80) NOTICE OF START-UP THIRTY -DAY NOTICE REQUIRED OF ALL SOURCES REcti\I v 1?_'BO A4 PO Dp vIS ON Pursuant to Section 25-7-114(4)(j) of the Colorado Air Quality Contro44�ic?, no person shall commence the operation of any project or the conduct of any activity for which a permit has been issued without giving at least thirty calendar days' notice to the Division of the date on which such commencement is to take place. Please complete the form below and return to the Colorado Department of Health Air Pollution Control Division, 4210 East 11th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80220. You are further notified that within thirty days after commencement, the Division shall inspect the project or activity to determine whether or not the terms and conditions of the permit have been properly satisfied. PERMIT NUMBER C-11,997 (FD -C-4) PROJECT DESCRIPTION Excavation and earthmoving activities related to site clearing and construction of dams, roads, retorting, and upgrading facilities at plant site. Operation of the emission source(s) to which the above permit number has been assigned is expected to begin on 'June 1, 1980 and will be in full operation on N/A . Colony Development Operation John P. Strawn Company Applicant's'Name '(PleasePrint) John P. Strawn Person to Contact for Verification of Start -Up Time c _ ( i t 14 -t plicant's Signature (303) 575-7611 Supervisor of Permits & Compliance Telephone No. of Contact Person Position or Title May 8, 1980 Date APCD-99 (REV. 3/20/80) ARCO Coal Compar Operator Colony Develo,..nent Operation 555 Seventeenth Street Malting Address: Box 5300 Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 575 7607 May 8, 1980 Mr. John Clouse Acting Section Chief Stationary Sources Section Air Pollution Control Division Colorado Department of Health 4210 East llth Avenue Denver, CO 80220 Dear John: d RECEIVE° to 12'80 AI04 R PoLm. 0VS1 %COW Ru Please find enclosed ,Notices of Start -Up for Permit Nos. C-11,997 (FD -C-2 through FD -C-4) which cover the excavation and earthmoving activities that re- late to our road and site construction work sched- uled to begin June 1, 1980. Please excuse the delay. We have just received the forms. Sincerely yours, John P. Strawn Supervisor of Permits and Compliance Enclosures cc: Mr. Scott Miller ARCO CoaI Company Ise Dlvlslon of AllendcAlch11eIdCompeny - 6050-8 Colony shall substantially comply with conditions imposed by permits issued by other government agencies. Compliance shall be determined solely by any issuing government agency, and the County shall not consider the question of non-compliance under this condition until a violation is determined to have occured by such agency. Colony shall advise the County of any deter- mination of violation within ten (10) days of the time it is advised of any such violation. Such determination of violation may be considered by•the Board at any time, and action may be taken at such time in the manner of a period review under the provisions of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution, as then in effect. In the event the Board determines that any such violation adversely affects the health, safety or welfare of the population of Garfield County or other uses within the zone district, the Board may require that the permitted operation be brought into compliance within a specified period, and the permit may be suspended or revoked if the operation is not brought into compliance within the period allowed. Zone Escarpment (blending into plateau area) Plateau Lower plateau Plateau Talus Slopes Talus slopes Talus/Escarpment Talus/Escarpment Escarpment.Talus (partial aerial, part underground) Talus/Escarpment Escarpment Talus/Escarpment Talus/Escarpment/Lower valley floors Talus/Escarpment/Plateau Valley floor Gentle slope and lower valley floor Gentle slope and lower valley floor SPECIAL USE PERMIT STR;;.CTU=?S Structure Processed shale Tile CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT STR2c tE5 Process, upgrading and retorting plant Secondary crusher ,iProcessed shale c_le Coarse ore s_orace facility Emergency processed shale disposal area Mine bench v Mine edits, .cench access road and mine cor-cil_ary facilities Primary crus:ner "Middle Fork Dam Davis Gulch :am Surface conveyors By-product p_peli-e "Utility line , U Access road `•' Terminal facilities (See Fig. 3) Water intake stri_tu, (See Fig. 4) - Locale Davis Gulch: side draws western Point marked "F ugawe" on 7' maps Side draws of Davis Gulch On plateau ?,-A of Davis Gulch Side draw - • o= Davis Gulch Side draw of Davis Gulch Middle Fork of Parachute Creek .addle Fork of Parachute Creek Middle Fork to point south of Davis Gulch Dam Diddle Fork Davis Gulch Davis Gulch area Middle Fork of Parachute Creek Middle Fork of Parachute Creek IT:iddie Fork of Parachute Creek NW c' Grand . alley about 1 mile c- Grand :'alley about 1 m1_e c: Colorado River ARCO Coal Compar 555 Seventeenth Street Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5300 Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 575 7500 September 23, 1980 Mr. Ray Baldwin Garfield County Planner 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Dear Mr. Baldwin: The purpose of this letter is to request the Garfield County Com- missioners to grant a five (5) year extension of the expiration date of Special Use Permit number 80-85 granted to Colony Development Operation on May 27, 1980. Such extension is requested pursuant to Section 9. 01.05 of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution. This would extend the permit at a minimum to September 27, 1985. Based on our telephone conversation of September 19, 1980, it is our understanding that this letter will be the only evidence needed to make this request for the five-year extension. If this is not accurate, please advise. Sincerely, 6-f 1: Alice N. Gordon ANG/eml cc: B. G. Frenzel J. P. Strawn J. B. Phillips K. R. Koebel L. L. 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The coldest air drains into the bottom of However, the valley usually fills the valley following a normal pattern. to about 500 feet. ature as the air at the mesa tops, indicating the Parachute Valley has a "good" drainage system. As colder air drains into The pattern produces a relatively constant inversion layer. 6 C0 H • pN� 3 O b ARCO Coal Compal Operator Colony Development Operation 555 Seventeenth Street Mailing Address: Box 5300 Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 575 7607 April 8, 1980 APR 1 11980 GARFIELD CO. PLANER Board of County Commissioners Garfield County P.O. Box 640 Glenwood Springs, CO. Attention: Mr. Ray Baldwin, County Planner Dear Mr. Baldwin: Enclosed are two (2) copies of an environmental impact statement on Colony Development Operation's. proposed oil shale facility near Grand Valley, Garfield County, Colorado. These documents are to act as our Conditional Use Permit application for those uses itemized in Table 1 of th.e state- ment. In conjunction with th.e requisite $500.00 check, they are also to act as our Special Use Permit application for the mineral waste disposal area on the talus and escarpment regions of our R/L zoned land. 1r Please note in Figure 2 of the EIS (submitted in compliance with Zoning Regulation 9.03.01) that there are no buildings on the land adjacent to the mineral waste disposal area. Colony's private road, a continuation of county road 215, is the only access to the property. The owners of the adjacent property are: U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Union Oil Company of California,F.B. Dere and Chas. Ellet. If you need any other information to fulfill the requirements for the Conditional and Special Use Permit, please advise. Sincerely, L.L. Ludlam Manager, Colony Development Operation Atlantic -Richfield Company LLL:kg cc: A.N. Gordon J.P. Strawn ARCO Coal Company Is a Division of AtlanticRlchlleldCompany 6050-1i £; Ft OF COI ORA pc) riJOHAR) _ VNI DEPAf WENT OF NATURAL. R.'SOUP.CES Harris D. S crnan, Eaecutivv Director 'I'd i 1 E r 3= ,AND VTIO 123 Centcnnl:! Building, 1313 Sharman S:ree Denver, Colorado 50203 Tel. (303) 839-3507 DATE: �c.�-h'1 9) / ,50 ro. 0- r .-4r - , 4e « 4: z - u. e TO: FROM: M1; MORAND13M Hamlet J. Barry, 111, Director lu il.n ll.l,• ::r i'. flt') Pursuant to the require:aen of to inform counties and certain Permit applications filed with �1 r et �� the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act* municipalities of Development and Extraction this office, please know that.450 c -o-Cs to conductK . p/ a. _+pining u-_.. the site for 1 deadline for persons to file statements regarding this operaL:-4510 petition for a hearing before the Mined Land Reclamation Board to consider the granting of a Permit is set by law; for information please coli. this office. has filed The applicant proposes to reels The The applicant is obligated to show that the proposed mining and reclamation pians are in conformance with local zoning ordinances, subdivision regula- tions, or master plan, and is further required to place a copy of the appli- cation for public inspection with the Clerk of the county in which the proposed mine is situated. It is the Board's understanding that the Act intends for the application to be made available for public review and corm'.ent in an area close to the mine; it is not intended that it be made a part of public record by recording. The Board is tentatively scheduled to consider this application on We appreciate your cooperation in this matter and will be happy to answer any questions. *Article 32 of Title 34, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, as amended. Rev. 1/80 AtlanticRlchfleldCompany Internal C. Japondence Date: December 31, 1979 To: L. L. Ludlam From: D. M. Bee Subject: Colony Staffing Levels for 66000 TPD Plant The attached tables and figures summarize the staffing levels currently envisaged for the Colony shale oil project. Table 1 is a year -by -year breakdown of the manpower requirements . for the mine and plant by area. Personnel are also split into hourly, non exempt salaried and exempt categories. For comparison purposes I have also included the manpower estimate, prepared by F. E. Carleton, of 6/15/79. The mine personnel requirements are split into the categories given in T. V. Rao's memo of 12/19/79. Table 2 lists the plant personnel by job functions. This table has been reviewed with Jim Herickhoff. The 'plant' is defined as beginning at the stacker/reclaimer and includes all downstream operations. This table is based upon the organization chart in the plant staffing study report CD0-9L-74-2 of November, 1974. Consistent with the study report is the concept of separate maintenance functions for the mine and the plant. Table 3 is a manpower summary for the mine and plant at full production. Figure 1 shows the total number of people employed at the mine, plant and in construction. The construction labor requirements were taken from Table II - 29 of the Environmental Impact Statement. DMB:cic Attach. cc: J. A. Herickhoff C. S. Waltman RECEIVED JAN 0 2 1980 L. L LUDLAM Tahle 1 TA11190 LEVELS RIR 6h000 1'1'0 PLANT (-4) ' (-3) (-2) (-1) (1) (2) EEC ESTIMATE 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 6/15/79 MINE Mine face Service 6 Maintenance Admin !arra Lion b Supervisory 14 59 102 196 274 96 161 270 365 30 85 102 129 150 ' 518 CRUSHING Operations: sourly 0 14 18 24 24 24 Non Exempt Salaried 0 1 1 1 1 Exempt 2 4 6 6 6 8 Maintenance: Sourly 11 30 44 44 45 Non Exempt Salaried 0 1 1 1 Exempt 2 5 5' 5 6 DISPOSAL 4 REVEGETAT10N Operations: Hourly 0 0 48 48 48 49 , Non Exempt Salaried 0 1 1 1 1 Exempt 1 - 6 6 6 6 8 Maintenance: Sourly 0 24 24 24 24 Non Exempt Salaried 0 0 0 Exempt 5 5 5 5 6 PYROLYSIS Operations: Hourly Non Exempt Salaried Exempt Maintenance: Hourly Non Exempt Salaried Exempt 24 48 48 48 49 4 4 4 4 12 28 56 56 56 61 1 1 1 4' 4 4 r 4 6 UPGRADING Operations: Hourly 0 50 100 100 100 93 Non Exempt Salaried I 4 11 11 11 Exempt 6 20 43 43 43 40 Maintenance: Hourly 33 125 125 125 125 Non Exempt Salaried 1 2 2 2 Exempt 9 36 36 36 32 SAFETY 6 REALTN Non Exempt Salaried Exempt 1 6 5 7 5 5 7 7 5 GENERAL MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION b ENVIRONMENTAL Hourly 0 0 2 4 -4 4 Non Exempt Salaried 2 2 12 24 24 24 Exempt 6 7 15 30 30 30 GRAND TOTAL 22 50 496 1010 1260 1454 1111 SUMMARY Mine 14 30 240 365 595 789 318 Crushing 0 2 32 61 81 61 83 Disposal 4 Revegetation 0 - 1 12 84 84 84 87 Plant 0 7 178 430 430 430 418 A General Management, eta. 8 10 36 70 70 70 5 GRAND TOTAL 22 50 498 1010 1260 1454 1111' SUMMARY a Hourly 0 0 - 317 716 939 1112 Non Exempt Salaried 2 3 21 46 46 46 Exempt 20 47 160 248 275 296 GRAND TOTAL 22 50 - 498 1010 1260 1454 • Assumes for the wine that Mine Face personnel arc hourly. Service 4 Maintenance personnel are hourly, and Administration and Supervisory personnel art exempt. N8 Numbers are end of year torale DMI 12/31/79 Subtotal ADMINISTRATION: Subtotal ENVIRONMENTAL & Table 2 Exempt General Manager Operations Manager Public Relations 3 Admin. Manager Mailroom/Reproduction Supv. Data Processing Supv. Accounting Supv. Accountants (4) Employee Relations (6) Trainers (4) Payroll Supv. Systems Analyst 20 PERMITS: Supervisor Engineers (4) Permits (2) Subtotal SAFETY & HEALTH: Subtotal UPGRADING - Operations: Technical Services: 7 Safety/Health Supv. Plant/Pyrolysis Safety Engr. (5) Hygienist 7 Refinery Manager Non Exempt Salaried" Secretary Secretary 2 Secretary (3) Mail & Delivery (3) Key Punch Operators (5) Computer Operator Receptionist - G.V. Receptionist - Plant Payroll Clerks (2) Acc. Clerks (4) 20 Technicians,(2) 2 Secretary Guards (4) 5 Secretary Tech. Services Mgr. Secretary (3) Operations Planning & Coord. (2) Chief Chemist Lab Technicians(l; Chemist Field Techs. (4) Evaluation/Econ Engr. (2) Data Clerk (2) Process Engr.(4) Project Engr.(4) Engineering Supv. Mechanical Engr. Electrical Engr. Instrument Engineer (2) Metallurgist Inspectors (4) Subtotal 26 10 16 Hourly Janitors (4) 4 Engineering Technicians (2) Draftsmen (2) 1 - UPGRADING ' Table 2 (Cont'd.) Plant Operations: Subtotal Pyrolysis Operations: Subtotal Plant/Pyrolysis Maintenance: Subtotal CRUSHING - Operations: Subtotal Maintenance: Exempt Refinery Process Mgr. Shift Supv. (4) Shift Foremen (12) 17 Shift Foremen (4) 4 Non Exempt Salaried Secretary 1 Maintenance Manager Secretary Planning Supv. Trainers (2) Store Supv. Schedulers (5) Maintenance Supv. Warehouseman (2) Machine Shop Supv. Purchasing (4) Field Area Supv. Maintenance Engr. Supv. Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Instrument Engineer Elec./Inst. Foremen (3) Carpenters etc. Foremen (2) Millwright Foremen (2) Pipefitters Foremen (3) Upgrading Foremen (3) Shift-offsites/Pyrolysis (4) 40 Crushing Manager General Foremen Shift Foremen (4) 6 General Foremen Shift Foremen (4) Subtotal 5 Purchasing Clerks (2) 3 Secretary 1 Clerk 1 Hourly Coking & Fraction. ation (24: H2 & Hydrotreatin! (24: Gas Recovery/ Sulfur (2/ Tankage/Offsites (12: 84 Operators (48) 48 Drivers (21) Grand Valley (6) Warehouse (15) Inst./Elec. (12) Carpenters/Painter Laborers (20) Millwright/Mach.(1 Riggers/Pipefitter etc.(2 Shift Mech. (32) Pyrolysis (16) Upgrading (20) Offsites (4) 181 Operators (24) 24 Mechanics (44) 44 1• Exempt Table 2 (Cont'd.) Non Exempt Salaried DISPOSAL AND REVEGETATION: Operations: Disposal 6 Revegetation Mgr. Secretary General Foremen Shift Foremen (4) Subtotal 6 1 Hourly Operators (48) 48 Maintenance: General Foreman Shift Foreman (4) Mechanics (24) Subtotal 5 24 SUMMARY Plant • Admin. & Gen. Mgmti Environmental: Table 3 STAFFING LEVEL AT FULL PRODUCTION Exempt Non Exempt Salaried Hourly - Total 23 22 4 49 7 2 - 9 Pyrolysis: (Operations) 4 - 48 52 (Maintenance) 4 1 56 61 Upgrading: (Operations) 43 11 100 154 (Maintenance) 36 2 125 163 Crushing: (Operations) 6 1 24 31 (Maintenance) 5 1 44 50 Disposal & Revegetation:(Operations) 6 (Maintenance) 5 Safety & Health 7 Subtotal Mine 5 48 24 55 29 0 12 146 46 473 665 Mine Face 274 274 Service & Maintenance Administration & Supervision 150 Subtotal 150 Grand Total 296 0 46 365 365 150 639 789 1112 1454 Atta„ticRichfieldComnany <i Calculations Cha, , ;rrr r_� r1L E r-' CL vy 1 l t N T i •, Sheol number C OVoJJY of Dale F'6 -t of At. 1'10. of leo rue 7 (0 I o 7 v H :111 HA El � F+ N O O 0 H 1-) U o oas z 5w F1 cc)H ILI 11 H o W HA y7 14 N 0 <C !a -1 �o H W N ^N 2 'I-�a P. 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N W 4' N N O. .p ..l „I 11 4.1 0 'Y U 0 0 N U n: w '4 al '0 U (: 0) .4) .144 SiN -.1 01 • 11 11' 0'0 11 N I: 11 V. 0, r; n: N .0 0 r; u W .0 0 >r J - 0 .0 I1 1: 11 l: 4) N U In 1, :< '.1 q 11 al .1 U' :1 11 11 1: W (1 40 u1 W U 0 .4' •.10 4 O mU1/). 11 11 41 Si in N W M 3 Looking southwest at stockpile areas. The the dam contractor's OCT. 26, 1981 the plateau and topsoil picture is taken from laydown area. PICTURE #8 SEPT. 18, 1981 Looking east at the plateau site development area. � =f ft.E 1 , • • ?..1~•-.1,.. t -M Ftp A �..�:� •,kms C• `. ;, • l J • PICTURE #7 OCT. 26, 1981 Panorama looking west at the Davis Gulch dam site. •• ,4 0. 41140,4i . ;.. t-� hr ,w,v Z ,; Yy PICTURE #6 SEPT. 22, 1981 Looking east across Middle Fork Canyon at the Middle Fork dam foundation. PICTURE #5 SEPT. 26, 1981 Looking south down Middle Fork Canyon at the middle and lower mine bench. Primary crusher pit excavation is in progress in the left -center of the photograph. The coarse ore tunnel contractor's laydown area is in the center of the photograph. PICTURE #4 SEPT. 18, 1981 Looking southwest down Middle Fork Canyon. The Middle Fork dam is in the lower center, the mine bench is in the center, and the plateau site is in the upper right-hand corner of the photograph. PICTURE #3 SEPT. 22, 1981 Looking west across Parachute Creek Canyon at the road work on the west side of the canyon. PICTURE #2 SEPT. 18, 1981 Looking north up Parachute Creek Canyon at Middle Fork Canyon on the right, Davis Gulch in the center, and the plateau in the left portion of the photograph. ...:"..., - l• y • ' F .: "--, At,i`• -44! -,.•:. iii„a".40 ,..,,T:i - )' ...: i . cliii:;-". ,,' 'Le,• r ' •,..;,-,„,_ _ ., #44 4 ,',:. ,-. • - or,,, r, F...,(f_7`,---f„, 0-ar • - --' . ' iff"..•,-- •-.........e4 . - , - • - , •,‘ - • 4 • „„„. • "„. A • • .` a : ..a...4.... ,,,,,:...a...0.. ,. - --•-• , `3-..... •••• - • ,..... ‘-' ). ,. . .- . -. • ' 1.-V. -.i 4 .:- k • • . . .. i(l• ' . ,.r : r • • 1; • . . • f • ' 4 r,i.., , - '.-='(.,t• ' 07' riff s • - • • • ' toL , it • • a n`..• • or` ' ;;. • -4 • re vtita.'Si" _ ••••m `14.: 7 • •-• 1 1r' ••v.. '-•`•••••ki . • • PICTURE ill SEPT. 18, 1981 Looking north at the Parachute Terminal E4(ON COMPANY U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 14342 • AURORA, COLORADO 80014 SYNTHETIC FUELS DEPARTMENT OPERATOR, COLONY SHALE OIL PROJECT Ms. Terry Bowman, Planner Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Dear Terry: o ris 7 P'.- 1 '.- APk1i182 II GARFIELD CO. PLANfiER April 8, 1982 vo As discussed in our recent telephone conversation, find design changes have been made to several components of the Colony Project for which County per- mits have previously been issued. Specifically, the secondary shale crusher has been moved to a new location adjacent to the coarse ore storage facility and the Colorado River intake structure design has been revised and now utilizes a mid -river intake similar to Union's intake. These changes will necessitate a revision of the legal description for the corresponding per- mits. Changes in these project components are illustrated in the attachments in- cluded with this correspondence. Attachment 1 shows the new location of the secondary crusher. The new legal description on the permit should read: Township 5 South, Range 96 West, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 12. The Colorado River in- take structure is shown in Attachment 2; the new legal description should read Township 7 South, Range 95 West, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 and S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 and Lots 8 and 9 of Section 6. By this correspondence, Colony Project requests that the above legal des- cription changes for the secondary crusher and water intake structure be incorporated in the appropriate permits. Should you desire additional in- formation, please call me at 695-2206. Sincerely, K. R. Koebel KRK/mc Attachments cc: Earl Rhodes, Garfield County Attorney A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION Z 1N3WHJd11H Colony Shale Oil Project 7,4,/ Colony Property • r Processed Share` Exxon_Broperty 755-"oire, errel_t_'›F lianch . - Colony Plant -A- - - <111.4, • Parachute Cre "%ie.:v.+ • - - _• 11-9 Art/Y: Valley Access Road e -• ,F)t Terminal/Staging Area Water Intake - r_ - -2az- •77- fr" --- • • -."- "- • ‘-- . • • Parachute --.... • geealtt:r • o• ...••••• 4Ittligt ••• 41, Ark, .4110 ,g0 ••• " 1,7 1-70 .11 tn. Colorado Riv..er 'Iv-- - 4/(1 • --"`' • 8 f,/ •,,, kt, : ,e fp (1;,.., ) , di •1 '1 *- '<4.,• • - ' irs • 17 - - - Battlement Mesa 4". 4r- - . • STATUS REPORT TO: GARFIELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Introduction May 2, 1983 o One year ago today the announcement was made that Exxon had stopped the funding of its 60% share of the Colony Shale Oil Project, and that Tosco had elected to exercise its option to require Exxon to buy its 40%. Exxon now owns 100%, and as you know, the project has been phased down radically. o Despite the adverse economics which caused Exxon to make its decision, Exxon continues to believe that shale oil, as well as other synthetic fuels, will be needed to supply future U.S. energy needs, but the timing of large-scale development of oil shale resources is uncertain. o In order to be prepared to meet this expected need, we have developed a continuing program with the objectives of (1) finding lower-cost ways of developing the Colony shale oil resource, and (2) maintaining the Colony resource and the Battlement Mesa Community Development in a state of readiness to respond quickly when conditions warrant. The Planned Program To reach these objectives, our program for about the next two years calls for: (1) Engineering studies and research at several locations, including testing of refinements in mining methods in the Colony pilot mine at the project site. (2) Construction of project facilities that will be essential to any future development: - Water Intake Structure - Middle Fork Dam (3) Maintenance of roads and drainage, and the existing system of sedimentation control dams. (4) Permanent reclamation, including revegetation, of those areas where construction has been completed and additional disturbance in the future is unlikely. (5) Stabilization by establishing vegetation or by other soil stabilization methods of disturbed land areas which we would probably have to disturb again by any future construction. (6) Continuing to monitor air and water quality at the site to ensure that the on-site and offsite environment is adequately protected. Status Report Page 2 In addition to the Colony site activity, at Battlement Mesa we plan to: (1) Complete the major community support facilities and amenities: - Activity center - Town Center shopping area (2) Continue operations of the Battlement Mesa water treatment and distribution system and the sewage treatment plant until responsibility for operation of the facilities is formally assumed by the water and sanitation district which was formed in 1981. (3) Continue to sell single-family homes, and rent apartments and mobile homes. (4) Maintain the community so that it will continue to be an attractive place to live. To be in a position to carry out this program efficiently we are in the process of relocating several of our people from Denver to the Western slope. By mid -year, the Denver office will be closed completely, and we will have a staff of 30 using offices in Grand Junction, in Battlement Mesa, and at our construction office just outside Parachute to carry out the program. I am serving as Resident Manager of the Colony Shale Oil Project and also as President of Battlement Mesa, Inc. Ernie Bradley is our Site and Technical Manager and Lars Larsen is Vice -President and Operations Manager for BMI. Where do we stand now? o Colony 1. As you know the Garfield County Board of Commissioners has issued seven (7) Special Use and thirteen (13) Conditional Use Permits to the Colony Project since May of 1980. I don't propose to go through these one -by -one, but in every case we have complied with the requirements of the ordinance and with the specific conditions applicable to the permit, and we will continue to do so. The facilities authorized by each permit are in varying stages of completion, and the work we plan during the next 2 years will not require any new permits. 2. The MLRB approved our Interim Site Plan (which is what I described earlier when I was talking about the work program on the project site) in December 1982 - after two public meetings to discuss the plan - one here in Glenwood Springs in October, and one in Denver in December. Status Report Page 3 3. The water intake structure is completely designed and is out for construction bids. We expect completion by fall of this year. 4. The Middle Fork Dam design work is out for bids. We expect to have the design completed by about the end of the year, and construction to be completed in 1984. 5. A spillway has been added to the cofferdam in Davis Gulch, and a water diversion structure has been completed in lower Davis Gulch. 6. We are planning the grading work necessary to completely stabilize a deposit of fill material at the juncture of Davis Gulch and Middle Fork. 7. 130 acres of disturbed land was permanently reclaimed in 1982. The remaining 170 acres scheduled for permanent reclamation will be reclaimed in 1983 and 1984. 8. 20 acres of disturbed land was stabilized by seeding/mulching in 1982, and 100 additional acres will be seeded in 1983 and 1984. 9. 290 acres of disturbed land was stabilized by soil binders or dust suppressants in 1982. Stabiliza- tion of these areas by watering and/or application of soil binders will be continued as necessary. Approximately 410 acres will be stabilized by soil binders or dust suppressants in 1983. 10. We have an extensive monitoring and maintenance program for the pilot mine, keeping it open and stable. We have conducted drilling and blasting tests earlier this year, and plan additional testing work ranging from tests of mining techniques to ventilation studies to help us improve our commercial scale mine design. o Battlement Mesa 1. The Town Center shopping area construction will be complete this summer. Tenants include City Market, scheduled to open in July. 2. The Battlement Mesa Activity Center will open this month, and will be operated by Recreation Services, Inc., through the rest of the year. 3. Bea Underwood Elementary School is winding up its first year of operation with a near -capacity enrollment. Status Report Page 4 4. Of the 63 single family dwellings completed, almost half are occupied and interest in the remaining dwellings is high. 5. Apartment occupancy rate is stable, while the mobile home occupancy rate has fluctuated in the 50-80% range over the past year. As we reported in our first quarter socioeconomic monitoring report we expect the work program for Colony and BMI to require an average of about 140 contractor employees during the sumer. GDO/cob 4/25/83 SPECIAL USE TYPE GARFIELD COUNTY PERMIT SUMMARY PERMIT NUMBER ISSUE DATE Mineral Waste Disposal Area Middle Fork Valley Access Road Parachute Temporary Water Pipeline and Storage Tank Parachute Parking Area Mahaffey Ranch Laydown Area Parachute Parking Area Amendment Plateau Concrete Batch Plant CONDITIONAL USE 80-85 80-311 81-120 81-181 81-322 82-51 82-56 5/27/80 12/15/80 4/27/81 6/08/81 10/19/81 3/01/82 3/01/82 TYPE PERMIT NUMBER ISSUE DATE Mine Bench 80-87 5/27/80 Access Road 80-86 5/27/80 Process Upgrading & Retorting Plant 81-75 3/23/81 Davis Gulch Dams & Reservoir 81-73 3/23/81 Secondary Crusher 81-74 3/23/81 Mine Adits, Bench, Access Roads 81-76 3/23/81 & Mine Ancillary Facilities Utility Lines 81-68 3/23/81 Primary Crusher 81-69 3/23/81 Terminal & Storage Facilities 81-70 3/23/81 Water Intake Structure 81-72 3/23/81 Middle Fork Dam & Reservoir 81-71 3/23/81 Process Shale Pile 81-93 4/13/81 Coarse Ore Storage Facility 81-94 4/13/81 ACB:bls:4-41-83