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<br />
<br />II-55
<br />II-56
<br />
<br />II-57
<br />
<br />II-58
<br />
<br />II-59
<br />
<br />II-60
<br />II-6I
<br />II-62
<br />II-63
<br />II-64
<br />
<br />II-65
<br />
<br />II-66
<br />II-67
<br />II-68
<br />II-69
<br />
<br />III-I
<br />III-2
<br />III-3
<br />III-4
<br />III-5
<br />III-6
<br />III-7
<br />III-8
<br />III-9
<br />III-I0
<br />III-ll
<br />
<br />III-12
<br />
<br />III-13
<br />III-14
<br />
<br />III-15
<br />
<br />III-16
<br />III-17
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<br />Areas Not Needed for Ski Area Operations by Alternative
<br />Acres and Volume of Commercial Timber Cleared by
<br />Action Alternative . . . , . . . . , , , , . . .
<br />
<br />. . , II-154
<br />
<br />II-154
<br />
<br />II-155
<br />
<br />II-156
<br />
<br />Comparison of New Employment Generated by Alternative
<br />Comparison of Long-Term Annual Income Impacts by Alternative
<br />Comparison of Net Fiscal Impacts, Pitkin County and TOSV,
<br />by Alternative , . . , , . . , , . . . . , . , . ,
<br />Increase in Households Generated by Location and by Alternative
<br />VMT With Constant Mode Split by Alternative
<br />VMT Without Increase in Transit Service by Alternative
<br />VMT With SIP and SH 82 Reductions by Alternative
<br />Winter Peak Day Traffic Volumes, Key Roadway Segments,
<br />by Alternative . , , . . , , . . . . . , . , , . ,
<br />Winter Day Peak Travel Times Between Aspen and TOSV by
<br />Alternative .,..."... ..,..
<br />
<br />II-157
<br />
<br />II-158
<br />
<br />II-160
<br />
<br />II-16I
<br />
<br />II-162
<br />
<br />, . . . II-159
<br />
<br />II-163
<br />
<br />II-163
<br />
<br />II-164
<br />
<br />II-164
<br />
<br />Total Transit Required to Meet Peak Day Demand by Alternative
<br />Day Skier Parking Demand and Supply by Alternative
<br />Traffic Volumes on TOSV Roads by Alternative
<br />Air Quality Impacts on the Aspen Nonattainment Area For VMT
<br />Increases by Alternative, Year 2004 ..".,.
<br />
<br />, . II-165
<br />
<br />Project Area Bedrock Units
<br />Project Area Unconsolidated Units
<br />Project Area Landforms
<br />Project Area Geologic Hazards
<br />Project Area Soil Map Units
<br />Project Area Soil Map Unit Component Properties
<br />Project Area Soil Map Unit Management Considerations
<br />Soil Map units and Components, Spring Creek Watershed
<br />vegetation Habitat Types, Spring Creek Watershed
<br />Return Intervals and Peak Flows, Owl Creek
<br />Wetland and Riparian Habitats by Type, Spring Creek
<br />
<br />Watershed ,...,....",..,.,
<br />Soil Map Units and Components, East Fork Brush Creek
<br />Watershed .",...,.".
<br />
<br />III-2
<br />III-3
<br />III-5
<br />III-6
<br />III-ll
<br />III-13
<br />III-14
<br />III-2I
<br />III-22
<br />III-23
<br />
<br />. , . . . III-25
<br />
<br />III-26
<br />
<br />III-27
<br />
<br />vegetation Habitat Types, East Fork Brush Creek Watershed
<br />Wetland and Riparian Habitats by Type, East Fork Brush
<br />Creek Watershed ..',.......".,...
<br />Soil Map Units and Components, West Fork Brush Creek
<br />Watershed ,..",......
<br />Vegetation Habitat Types, West Fork Brush Creek Watershed
<br />Wetland and Riparian Habitats by Type, West Fork Brush
<br />Creek Watershed ....,.".....,.".,.,., III-34
<br />
<br />, . . , III-30
<br />
<br />III-31
<br />III-32
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