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SAGUACHE An environmental analysis to allow personal and commercial removal of common Analysis DISTRICT surface rock, primarily for landscaping purposes, for a two-year period. Principal in COMMON areas of collection will be from designated surface rock outcrops, formations, or progress. VARIETY collection areas adjacent to roads. Permits would allow for removal of up to an MINERALS estimated 100 - 250 tons and values of less than $1000.00, per sale. District-wide on the Saguache District. KATIE STUART, (719) 655-2547, Saguache Ranger District. NORTH FORK Riparian restoration, road re-Iocation, and alternate water source Project scheduled SAGUACHE CREEK for wildlife and livestock and channel stabilization. Located in for completion RIPARIAN Saguache Park. SUE SWIFT-MILLER (719)852-5941, summer of '99. 7-19 Sunervisor's Office. EAST PASS CREEK Construction of a series of slash check dams to intercept Soil erosion monitoring EROSION CONTROL and filter sediment-laden runoff waters before they enter has already begun. Bro- AND FISHERIES East Pass Creek. This is a Partner project with contribu- sion control/check pins IMPROVEMENT tions from the State Highway Department, and Trout Un- have been established. PROJECT limited. Contact SUE SWIFT-MILLER, (719)852-5941, Remainder of project or write to the Supervisor's Office address about this delayed. 7-30 Sai!uache District nroiect. DIFFICULT WATER- Proposal to install waterbars at proper spacing, clean plugged cuh Comments being SHED RESTORATION verts; replace washed out or damaged culverts. Develop two ex- accepted. isting springs to draw livestock away from Difficult Creek, and rip selected skid trails and revegetate with native grasses; correct drainage of skid trails. Contact JOHN RA WINSKI, (719)852- 5941, at the Sunervisor's Office for this Divide District nroiect. WATERSHED BIG SPRINGS CREEK Project to restore native fish community to Big Springs Creek. Scoping comments NATIVE FISH SUE SWIFT-MILLER, (719)852-5941, Supervisor's Office. being accepted until RESTORATION June 15, 1999. De- cision expected Jul '99. NORTH FORK This project would entail constructing a fish barrier to protect the Scoping comments CARNERO CREEK existing native trout fishery in North Fork Camero Creek. being accepted until NATIVE FISH Project location T42N, R5E, Sec 11, NE 1/4. Contact SUE- June 15, 1999. RESTORATION SWIFT MILLER, (719)852-5941, at the Supervisor's Office for this Sa.lmache District Proiect CONEJOS RIVER This project would include creating boulder and root wad structures Comment pe- FISHERIES and reshaping the channel to promote pool development. The goal of riod extended to HABITAT this habitat improvement project is to provide overwintering habitat, June 15, 1999. IMPROVEMENT which may lead to the development of a naturally reproducing trout population in this area. This is a joint project being proposed by the Colorado Division of Wildlife, Trout Unlimited and the Rio Grande National Forest. Project work would occur in approximately 1.5 miles of stream in T.36N, R4E, NE 1/4 Sec 25. Contact SUE SWIFT -MILLER at the SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE (719) 852-5941 WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES Proposal is a joint project between the Colorado Dept. of Hiways, Expect a Natural Resources Conservation Service, Colorado State Forest Service decision in late HIGHWAY 149 LIVING and the Rio Grande National Forest to plant trees/shrubs along High- Mayor early SNOW FENCE way 149 and establish, over time, a living snow fence. Location is June '99. T42N, R3W, Sec 2 The area where snow is a problem is ap- proximately 300 feet in length. Contact RONNIE DAY, (719)657- 3321 DIVIDERANGERDISTRICT FOREST SERVICE PROJECTS _..0<1.....--.......,..-"....... - ,......