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9/21/1987
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Board of Commissioners
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! <br /> <br /> M & M MINERALS, INC. <br /> P. O. BOX 3109 <br /> CONCORD, N,C. 28025 <br /> <br /> June 10, 1987 <br /> <br />Mr. Charles McGinnis <br />Cabarrus County Manager <br />' 77 Union Street ,,. <br />Concord, N.C. 28025 <br /> <br /> Dear Mr. McGinnis: <br /> <br /> As per our conversation June 8, 1987, please find the following enclosed: <br /> <br /> 1. Request for a letter to M & M Minerals, Inc. from Cabarrus <br /> County. <br /> <br /> 2. A proposal to Cabarrus County from M & M Minerals, Inc. <br /> <br /> 3. Hap of area in question. <br /> <br /> Mr. McGlnnia, the requested letter would allow M & M Minerals, Inc. to <br /> state on their mining permit that the reclaimation of area #1 would be in <br /> the reservoir to be built on Coddle Creek. Thus M & M would maintain <br /> erosion control until such time that the reservoir was completed, The <br /> letter needs to state approximately that the county will purchase the land <br /> and approximately when the reservoir will be completed. <br /> <br /> M & M wooid also like to continue to dip sand from area #1 after the <br /> county purchases the land and the reservoir is completed paying the county <br /> for the sands. After the lake is filled with water all of the heavy minerals <br /> which move down stream during flooded conditions will drop to the bottom <br /> and stop when they reach the back waters of the lake. When the lake goes <br /> down, the sand and minerals could be removed. We believe thousands of tons <br /> of sand would be.produced in Coddle Creek after each flood and should be <br /> removed. M & M will pay $.50 par ton for the sands in Coddle Creek. We <br /> also propose to the county that the county sell to M & M Minerals, Inc. <br /> the sands presently in Coddle Creek from area #2 per the enclosed map, <br /> covering the area from Mooresville Highway to the old city dam Just nortb <br /> of Highway 73. We feel this can be done in coordination with the prepara- <br /> tion for the reservoir. Our estimation of sand in area ~2 would exceed <br /> 300,000 ~ons. <br /> <br /> Mr. McGinnis, I would appreciate your earliest reply to this matter and <br /> am happy to meet with whomever you request.. <br /> <br /> Respectfully, <br /> <br /> Everette J~McNe'tl, President <br /> EJM:cm <br /> Enc: <br /> <br /> <br />
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