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SOIL AND WATER RE- SOURCES (Cont'd) - , - - Require mitigation to minimize accelerated lOil erosion and water quality deterioration in .11 plans involving surface dis. turb.ncc. Punue, through state water court, water rights where necessary and identified in Montrose District Water use al- se.lment, including on 113 miles or fisheries. Manage 320 acres in Wildcat Creek drainage to help protect Crested Buttc'. water supply. Maintain watershed improve- ment developmcnls in good physical condition. Maintain roads 8S scheduled, with poorly located road. receiving fint priority. Measures for erosion reduction and increasing plant bu.1 cover incorporated inlo vegetation treatments on loil. with moderate to severe erosion potential. Increased planl basal cover would be accomplished on soil. with a moderate La severe erosion potential during vegetation treatment implemen- tation [0 reduc~ ~rosion. Water rightJ applied for where Water righLl Vr'OUld be applied appropriate, including along for where appropriate. 113 miles of fishery streams. Manage 320 acres in Wildcat Measures designed to reduce Creek drainage in unit C-2 to soil erosion and water quality help protect Crested. Buue', deterioration required in all water supply. plans involving 8unace dilltur- bance. Manage 320 acres in Wildcat Creek drainage to help protect Crested Butte', water 5Upply. Erosion control and watershed improvcment projecLl on 4,625 acre, would be developed if compatible with T &E species management; soil and water improvement projects would be developed on 29,060 acres of big game crucial winter range; measures to improve oveCBII hydrologic conditions on 21,870 acres of sage grouse habitat in riparian areas would be implemented. New available fOnlge from wildlife lreatmenll on 351,837 acre8 would be ulCd for Wlltenhed protcction in units C-4 through C-12. No public landI, other than those mentioned above, would be intensively managed for soil or watermed management. Erosiod reduccion and increasing plant basal cover incorporated into vegetation treatments on soil with m0- derate to severe crosion potential. Water righta applied for where appropriate, including along 113 miles of fishery streams. Compatible measurel dCligned to reduce soil erosion and water quality dcterioration required in an plana inYOlving lurfacc dillturbance. Manage 320 acrea in Wrldclt Creek drainage to help protect Crested Butte's water supply. Measure, for crosion reduction and incrcaling plant basal coyer incorporated into vege- tation treatmcnta on aoill ~ith modcrate to severe crosion potential. Water rights applied for whcre appropriate, including along 113 milcs of fishery strealDl. Measures designed to reduce soil erosion and water quality dcterioration required in all plans involving surface disturbance. Manage 320 acre. in WLldcat Creek drainage to help protect Created Butte'l water supply. New waler 80urcel developed would consider riparian valucs. Existing devclopmentJ would be maintained, Eroaion control projectl improved, or reclaimed. restricted to prevent accidcntal dcstruction in unit 0-1 on Soill and watenhed projects 9,562 acrea to prevent pennin.ed on 28,215 acres in accidcntal dc.tNction of T&E West An1elope ACEC if com- specica. patible with crocial big game winter range management. Water source developmenll would be maintained, im- proved, or reclaimed. Eroaion control and watenhed improvement projects on 4,565 acrCl would be dcveloped if compatible with T&.E speciel management. ,:;) '_u9 (~ r C_' ~ .;. ,.;- RIPARlAN ZONES Continue intensive management 1n Long Gulch riparian zone a8 per management plan. Require meuurel lO minimize deterioration in riparian areas for aU plaDII involving lJUlface disturbance. Detennine high priority riparian areas where improvement strategies aod projectJ would be implemented. Continue intensive management in Long Gulch riparian zonc as per management plan. Riparian improvement projecll designed and required in high priority areas and would bc included in other resource activity plaIUl. New permanent roads excluded in North Willow Creek. and Stevens Crec:k. riparian zones. Continue idtensive management in Long Gulch riparian zone .. per managemcnt plan. Modify existing water lOurce developments in riparian zone. if hydrologic condition ia being impacted. Nonconnicting riparian projects incorporated into activity plans or CRMAPS snd implemented in bigh priority riparian arells. Contioue intensive management in Long Gulcb riparian zone .. per management plan. Riparian improvement projccta designed and required in hiah priority areas and included in other relOurce activity plana. Continue intenlive agernenl in Long ripuian zone .. management plan. Riparian improveDleDl projecta designed and required in high priority areaa and included in other ruource activity plana: Measures to minimize riparian! aquatic zone deterioration Mell8L1res to minimize required in all plan. inwlviog riparian/aquatic zone detcri- IUrfilce dilbJrbaoce. oration required in aU plana involving IUrface dilbJrbance. man- Gulch per Same al Altemative E. except managemeDl: units would not be prefixed with the letter E.