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Weather Modification
Contract/Permit #
#90-2
Applicant
North American Weather Consultants
Project Name
Grand Mesa
Date
2/20/1990
Weather Modification - Doc Type
Application
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<br />, , <br /> <br />-'5' <br /> <br />~j <br /> <br />WH2-2 <br /> <br />An operat10nal plan may be submitted with the application. In addItion, items <br />or responses requested below should be numbered accordIngly and appended to <br />th1s appl1catlon: SEE ATTACHMENT 2 . <br /> <br />1. A descrlpt10n of the objectives of the proposed project. <br /> <br />2. A written description of the target area and the area reasonably <br />expected to be affected by the project, Descr1be these areas by <br />referring to townships and ranges and by referr1ng to 11nes drawn <br />between prominent points. Also attach (to the end of the WH2 <br />appendices) a map showing these areas. <br /> <br />3. A descrlpt10n of how the project will be carried out (Including <br />location of office, weather data used, aircraft types, seeding <br />devices and material, seeding rates, etc:) <br /> <br />4. Indicate how the proposed project is designed to provide and offers <br />prom1se of provid1ng economic benefit to the target area (app11cable <br />to commercIal projects only): <br /> <br />5. Indicate how the proposed project is reasonably expected to benefit <br />,both persons living in the target area and the people of Colorado: <br /> <br />6. IndIcate how the proposed project is scient1flcally and technically <br />feasible (applicable to commercial projects only): <br /> <br />7. Descr1be how the proposed project is des1gned for and offers promise <br />of expand1ng the knowledge and technology of weather modlficat1on <br />(applicable to research projects only): <br /> <br />B. Appraise the risk that the proposed project could cause substantial <br />harm to land, water, people, health, safety, property and the <br />environment: <br /> <br />9. <br /> <br />Describe the safeguards to be used by the operator to prevent <br />substantial harm to land, water, people, health, safety, property <br />the environment: <br /> <br />and <br /> <br />Suspensions <br /> <br />10. Describe how other weather modification projects (if any) could be <br />affected adversely by the proposed project: <br /> <br />11. Ind1cate how the proposed project 1s des\gned to m1nlm1ze r1sk and <br />maximize sclent1flc gains (for research projects) or economic <br />benef1ts (for commercial projects) to residents of the target area <br />and to res1dents of Colorado: <br /> <br />12. Describe the significant ecolog1cal impacts which may result from the <br />project such as how prec1pltation patterns might be changed and how <br />increased runoff would affect erosion: <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />. <br />
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