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01APTI_R 5 <br />PURPOSE= AN <br />RECOMMENDATIONS AND C,0MMl l M15NTS <br />% scedllir, dlsti rbcd thetas using native plalll Species to assist 111 the I'c- estahlishlllclll ol,11011Ve VCI;CI;lllnll ati <br />% described un er mitigation liw Refined Ahernmivc 4 Vegclalion lnlmact 5 in Section A. Where <br />% feasible, dir rational Wings will be used for river pipclinc cri,s in; s. <br />.y <br />'Ia <br />q�l <br />o� <br />% <br />Kee Ianrltioil will ConlpCnsale the loss of approximately 1145 acres of "phnd vegetation rcsulling fluor <br />Ilse. construe on of, (fie Ridges Basin RCselvnir, die I)tll -aIlgO Pumpin„ Plant, and olhcr ICatures ill <br />ile. cribed lln 1cr Miligalioll for Relined Alternative 4 VegWmion Impacts I and 2 in Scclion 3.4a.,, part of <br />Ile wildlife I iMpiliun Plan. •ncC cnmpensaHoll will be part of the Inlal estimated 2.700500 acres of <br />wildlili habi at to be acquired all(] enhanced Io Colllpensale file loss of wilcllili: habilal in Ridges Basin. <br />'rile mitigali n land acquisition will be complcled prior to initiation ol'ground- breaking construction <br />activilics at I IC reservoir and pumping Plain sites. Reclanlalkil will attempt In ac(Illlre large conliguous <br />acreage and will attempt to acquire these lands first in Me river basins Sal will be affected by the Al A' <br />Project, and hen outside of those basins, III lls. final decision made in consul lilt ion with slate and <br />lateral wild) tc. agencies. <br />IteClanratinn \viii compensate the loss or 134 acres of wetland /riparian habitat ail it mitigation ratio <br />sufficient to • eplace or exceed the habitat value of \wetland /riparian habitat loss as described under <br />Ivlitigalion li r Relined Alternative 4 Vegetation Impacts 3 and =4 in Section 3.4. Reclamalion will <br />replace lost 1 mdand/riparian areas al a planned ratio ill 1.5:1. Ihus creating approximately 200 acres of <br />replacement wetlands. Mitigation will involve a program of land acquisil ion, \a•Ctland dCVClupnlenl, and <br />Kent, -term nl nagcmolt. 'ru the extent possible, this pmgmm will be. intet;ra(crl into the. wildlife Iraibilal <br />mitigation p o;,ranl to Cxpancl berlelil5 and provide large bkwks orconlommis wildlife habital. Q- <br />purposes of his FSLIS. if is assunled 600 acres will be ncccssuy liar the Welland program. liccause of <br />limited wate supplies 1,61- Ilvw wetland creation in the region, restnrali,m rrrdCgradc:d wcllailds \will he an <br />important Co nponcnl of any wed end plan. As with wildlilc habitat nliti;,,alion, file La I'lala River 13:lsin <br />will he g4ey first priority liar wetland development. Lands liar wetland mitigation will be aalWal prior <br />Ire initiation r cons( ruction of Ridge, Basin Uanl and overall wetland mitigation physical Icatllr•e, will le <br />at least 95 p recut cornplelcd prior to beginning reservoir filling. <br />% ReeWmallon will also monifror the Animas River Hparian corridor ti, help determine any ove(s of late <br />% Ile monitoring will also include Basin C'r ck <br />o; wolands. K clummion will also Iimh hmund dWurb11y activifbs clue to construction of St: NN NAP and <br />W, other pipelil 's and will replace in it 2:1 ralio, riparian trees (cotlonwoo(Is) lost clue to construction. <br />Reclamation \will require: Owl development orrion- binding uml uses aivoid-S or nlininlires Mist ruCtioll <br />in Imcm m \. m4and and riparian vegetation located Qlhnf e0aid0l' illignInCnh of the. nun- bindiil,t water <br />conveyance lipclincs. lice lanlalion will require that construction rimes he kept to (he mininnnn side <br />needed to lu cl pri\iect objectives. Ifavoidancc is not possible, n riparian /wetland nli(igalion and <br />monitoring, Ian will be developed to comimisalc for the loss ofvel elation cover as described under <br />Miliea(ion IT- Retinal Alternative 4 Vcgetalion Impact 9 in Section 3.1. <br />5.4.5 I Wildlife Commitments <br />% RCclanrlliol win nlidgare the direct and indirecr loss of approximately 2,700.2.900 acres ol'wildlilC <br />'h, habilal throe gh the purchase, cnhanecnlent, and management or approximately 2.700 -2,900 acres ul' <br />suitable lane as described under h4hig•alinn for Refined Alternative 4 Wildlife Impact I in Section 33. <br />lie actual a nount of land Thal -ill be acquired to obtain this level elf iniligalinn will depend un the <br />potential wi Alife. value orlhe lamas acquired. All reasonable attempts will be made to acquirc interests <br />in lands on 1 willing seller basis, using be simple, purchases, Conservation eascnlellts, purchase options, <br />5 4 ENVIRONMENTAL COMMP MEN rS -'- 12 <br />
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