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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981014
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
10/13/2015
Doc Name
Appendix H 2014 Vegetation Data
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Energy Fuels Coal, Inc
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DRMS
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SL3
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RDZ
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New (Pinion -Juniper) C 0.3758 z <br />Sum of the three RA's weighted vegetation values = (x+y+z) <br />The sum of the three vegetation values (x+y+z) will then be added into a sum which <br />will be the ultimate plant cover and forage production revegetation standards for the <br />Southfield Mine. <br />Or, to express in a different way, the sum of the weighted reference area values (the <br />standard) would then be used for the success comparison for the weighted reclamation <br />blocks. <br />In connection with TR -45 which was approved by the CDRMS on 18 August 2015, revisions <br />were made to the Southfield Mine Permit revegetation success criteria relative to woody plant <br />density and warm season grass species diversity. As approved in TR -45, the woody plant <br />density revegetation success criteria are found on revised Permit page 2.05.4-27a were revised <br />to be: <br />The twelve shrub transplant areas planted by the Colorado State Forest Service (1,843 <br />shrubs and trees transplanted in May of 2004 comprises an area totaling 6.23 acres. <br />These areas will be evaluated by subdividing each of these areas will belt transects and <br />by using a Trimble Model GeoXH global positioning unit (or equivalent), which has a <br />typical post -processing data accuracy of plus or minus one meter, during each of the <br />final two years of Phase III Bond Release reclamation monitoring. Using this unit, <br />EFCI will sample every single woody plant contained within the boundaries of these <br />shrub transplant areas. Then based upon either the contribution of the transplanted <br />shrubs or trees, a total of at least 1,843 woody plants will be present during each <br />sampling period at the time of final bond release sampling. <br />On all areas corresponding to the Refuse Pile Reclamation, which correspond to the <br />Grassland pre -disturbance plant community, an average of at least 250 woody plant <br />stems per acre will be present on these reclaimed areas during each of the final two <br />years of Phase III Bond Release reclamation monitoring. <br />On all reclaimed areas corresponding to the Vento Portal Reclamation area, which <br />correspond largely to the Pinyon-Juniper/Ponderosa Pine pre -disturbance plant <br />community, an average of at least 800 woody plant stems per acre will be present on <br />these reclaimed areas during each of the final two years of Phase III Final Bond Release <br />reclamation monitoring. <br />On the Corley property there will be no woody plant density revegetation success <br />standard. <br />Because woody plant occurrence in the Loadout area is very limited, woody plant <br />sampling data for the Loadout Reclamation area will be compared with the revised <br />woody plant counts for the corresponding reference area as documented in the baseline <br />vegetation data. <br />The revised woody plant count for the Loadout area is 6.3 (2 trees and 1 shrub on 0.48 <br />acre) stems per acre. If the woody plant density (calculated on a stems per acre basis <br />using woody plant sampling data) for the Loadout reclamation area is greater than or <br />047 <br />
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