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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2017019
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
6/16/2017
Doc Name
Comment
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DNR Parks and Wildlife
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DRMS
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ECS
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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The impacts from the proposed surface material mining of construction fill may be characterized <br /> as minimal with no significant impacts. The proposed mining activity should have little long <br /> term effects on resident species due to the quality of habitat being impacted as well as ongoing <br /> mining and construction at the existing Walsenburg Sand & Gravel pit. To our knowledge there <br /> are no known threatened or endangered species in the exact area of the proposed mining activity. <br /> Additionally, the project will not affect any aquatic species or wetlands. <br /> In areas where ground disturbing activities are anticipated, CPW recommends reclamation with <br /> native grass and/or plant species. Proper reclamation, from a wildlife perspective, involves both <br /> soil stabilization and ground cover establishment. Reclamation seed mixes should be suited for <br /> on-site soil types and mirror both existing and native plant communities. Specific seed mixtures <br /> may be specified and or obtained by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA). CPW <br /> understands that the applicant has specified a reclamation seed mix which was previously <br /> provided from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA) and that the applicant plans <br /> to defer grazing and conduct additional re-seeding steps if necessary. <br /> A thorough noxious weed control program is also essential in proper reclamation to prevent <br /> disturbed areas from being invaded by non-native vegetation that can be detrimental to existing <br /> wildlife habitat. This may be achieved via a noxious weed management plan. CPW understands <br /> that the applicant has plans to monitor and control weeds as specified within the permit <br /> reclamation plan. <br /> Once again, thank you for the opportunity to comment on this issue. Please feel free to contact <br /> our office at 719-561-5300, if you have any questions or comments regarding this letter or any <br /> other wildlife matter. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> V " <br /> Michael Trujillo <br /> Area Wildlife Manager <br /> Colorado Parks and Wildlife <br />
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