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2014-10-07_PERMIT FILE - C1981018A (3)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981018A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/7/2014
Section_Exhibit Name
Section V. Mine Surface Facilities Reclamation Plan
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• <br />On smaller and linear featured sites the forb and maximum relative vegetative cover <br />diversity criteria will not apply since existing native species will have sufficient opportunity to <br />colonize the sites in the future. However, the minimum relative vegetative cover diversity <br />criteria for grasses will remain the same (see Table V-15). <br />(e) Woody plant density on the larger and concentrated revegetated sites will be 500 stems per <br />acre since the post reclamation use of the land will mainly be for grazing purposes. Woody <br />plant density criteria for linear featured and small localized sites associated with the long <br />term operation of the mine will be 200 stems per acre. <br />No woody plant density criteria shall be required for drill roads or drill pads associated with <br />exploration development or degas borehole drilling. Shrub species from adjacent <br />undisturbed lands will have an adequate opportunity to colonize these sites making density <br />criteria unnecessary. <br />V.J.3 Sampling Methodology for Demonstrating Revegetation Success. The following <br />sampling methods will be used to demonstrate revegetation success. Quantitative measurements <br />will be consistent with Section 4.15.11 of the Regulations of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation <br />Board for Coal Mining. <br />• (a) Perennial herbaceous and woody plant cover will be sampled using randomly located <br />transects 50 to 200 feet in length, with 50 to 100 point intercept observations per transect. <br />(b) Woody plant density will be sampled using a modified belt transect. Shrub density is <br />determined in randomly placed 3 x 100 foot belts. <br />(c) Perennial herbaceous productivity will be measured circular or rectangular quadrats at least <br />'/4 square meter in size and large enough to encompass individual plants of large species <br />being sampled. Standing live above-ground perennial herbaceous biomass will be <br />harvested in each quadrat. Fractions harvested will include important species and life form <br />categories (i.e., western wheatgrass and perennial forbs). Samples obtained will be dried <br />to a constant weight and weighed to the nearest one tenth of a gram. <br />(d) When immediately adjacent undisturbed lands are used for reference, transects and <br />quadrats will be placed such that paired sets of data are obtained for statistical analysis. <br />The reference transect will be placed on the undisturbed land as a logical extension of the <br />revegetated transect allowing an adequate buffer zone between the two sites to eliminate <br />edge effects. The paired transects are to be located on nearly the same slope, aspect, etc <br />which would ideally make the revegetated transect blend into the undisturbed site. <br />• <br />Technical Revision #65 (6/2007) V-63 <br />
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