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Ms. Robin Reilly, CDMG <br />Re: RN -07 Pennit Renewal <br />Page 14 <br />Trapper Response to Rule 2.04.8 Comments <br />11. Several of these tables have been updated as described below. <br />a. Table 2.1-1 has been updated with cin additional table (2.1 -lei, IN. 2-6a) <br />b. Table 2.1-2 has been updated with an additional table (2.1-2a, pg. 2-7a) <br />c•. Table 2.1-3 could not be readily updated with available information. <br />d. Table2.1-4 has been updated with an additional table (2.1-4a, pg. 2-10a) <br />e. Table 2.1-6 has been updated with an additional table (2.1-6a, pg. 2-13a) <br />f. Table 2.1-7 has been updated with an additional table (2.1-7a, pg. 2-15a) <br />g. Table 2.1-8 has been updated with an additional table (2.1-8a, pg. 2-16a) <br />h. Figure 2.1-3 has been updated with an additional figure (2.1-3a, pg. 2-26a) <br />i. Table 2.1-H could not be readily updated with available information. The composition of the <br />original data could not be ascertained to produce a comparable updated table. <br />J. Table 2.1-12 could not be readilv updated with available inforination. The composition of the <br />original data could not be ascertained to produce a comparable updated table. <br />12. Relevant iiifot'mation for the site and a discussion of the above tables acid figures has been <br />added on permit page 2-2a. <br />13. Permit Section 2.1.2, Page 2-14 contains a discussion ofseasonal precipitation relating to <br />snowfall and its contribution to annual precipitation. Tliis di.ecirssiotn is still cicc•iii'citc, <br />Tables 2.1-8a and 2.1-8 show similar amounts and timing of stimAjall in the Craig at -ea. <br />Comparing the average monthly amounts of precipitation from Tables 2.1-7 and 2.1-7a, the <br />.cum of the snowiest months ofOctober through April demonstrate for each dataset that <br />approxinuitely hers'of the cinnual precipitation conies during these morith.c. Historical flow <br />records for the site show most outfalls peak during the spring snownu It period and <br />occasionally show cin increased flow event in late summer due to intense monsoonal rain <br />events. The vast majority offlows.fr'om the site have been recorded during snowmelt, which <br />is especially true,for outfalls that rarely if ever discharge. <br />Rule 2.04.11 Fish and Wildlife Information <br />Section 2.4 of the Trapper Permit addresses the topic of Fish and Wildlife with comprehensive <br />information on the species know to occur on or adjacent to the site. This rule is adequately <br />addressed in the Permit with the exception of- <br />June <br />£ <br />June 2017 DRMS <br />13. If there are there any Federally or State listed threatened and endangered species requiring addition <br />or removal from Tables 2.4-1 and 2.4-2 (permit pgs. 2-125-2-140) i.e. due to recent changes in <br />Federal and State listings over the last permit term, please make those changes to the current list in <br />the permit and submit as revised pages. <br />14. Regarding section 2.4.2 of the permit, have there been any changes in species listed as threatened or <br />endangered or any additions of a designation of "essential habitat" within or adjacent to the permit <br />area? Ifso please submit this information as revised pages. <br />Trapper Response to Rule 2.04.11 Comments <br />14. There were no changes needed to Tables 2.4-1 or 2.4-2 relative to recent changes in Federal <br />or State ME species listings. <br />15. Attached revised pages 2-141 to 2-143 include an update of Section 2.4.2. In addition, page <br />2-121 includes an updated discussion of T&E plant species. <br />