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G-30 <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> Keenesburg Project <br /> RETTEW Project No.114782000 <br /> October 16,2019 <br /> Attachment B.Representative site photographs are provided in Attachment C.Sampling point and photograph <br /> locations are noted on Figure 2,Attachment A. <br /> Streams <br /> One low-gradient drainage runs along the east edge of Sections 1 and 12,T2N-R64W. This mapped drainage is <br /> identified as Ennis Draw on the USGS topographic quadrangle presented in Attachment A,Figure 1,and is depicted <br /> with a dashed blue line signifying an intermittent/ephemeral stream. It is also identified on the aerial basemap <br /> provided in Attachment A, Figure 2. Wetlands containing ponded water, hydrophytic vegetation, salt-covered <br /> and/or sparsely vegetated depressions,and saturated soils were observed within portions of this drainage during <br /> the field investigation.Photographs of these features are provided in Attachment C. <br /> Although Ennis Draw is depicted as a continuous dashed line on the USGS topographic map through the entire <br /> AOI, most of the north half of the drainage lacked evidence of a stream channel and a defined bed and bank. <br /> Some portions contained completely vegetated uplands with no signs of a defined channel.The south half of <br /> the drainage contained a network of inundated depressions. It appears that surface water only collects within <br /> portions of the drainage, with some of the surface water remaining year-round and some remaining only <br /> seasonally.No flowing water was observed anywhere within Ennis Draw.The USGS mapped drainage for Ennis <br /> Draw terminates in uplands approximately three miles north of the project area in the northeast quarter of <br /> Section 30,T3N-R63W with no visible downstream connection to any surface waters. <br /> Wetlands <br /> A total of 25 palustrine emergent(PEM)wetlands were documented within and adjacent to Ennis Draw. Some <br /> of these PEM wetlands contained open water in their centers and had palustrine unconsolidated bottom(PUB) <br /> wetland components to them.These wetlands are depicted on Attachment A,Figure 2. Eight sampling points <br /> were assessed to document wetland conditions in the AOI. Please refer to Table 1 for a list of the wetlands <br /> present within the AOL For more information regarding the wetlands, please refer to the Wetland <br /> Determination Data Forms provided in Attachment B. <br /> TOW L'Swhnury data of(PEM)wetlands Identified In the AOL <br /> Wetlpnd ID Acreage Corresponding Sampling Point <br /> W-1 0.01 _ <br /> W-2 0.02 _ <br /> W-3 0.42 SP-190923-1216 <br /> W-4 1.04 SP-190923-1022,SP-190923-1044 <br /> W-5 0.05 - <br /> W-6 0.04 - <br /> W-7 0.33 - <br /> W-8 0.15 - <br /> W-9 0.30 - <br /> W-10 10.44 SP-181220-0800,SP-190402-0945,SP- <br /> 191003-1042 <br /> W-11 0.25 - <br /> W-12 0.34 - <br /> W-13 5.85 S P-190402-0900 <br /> W-14 0.15 - <br /> W-15 0.82Wit <br /> - <br /> %4) <br /> Keenesburg No. 2 Mine_112 Reclamation Operation—November 22, 2019 <br />