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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981019
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
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6/25/2020
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Proposed Revision Materials
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Colowyo Coal Company, LP
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
MR220
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ZTT
JDM
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RULE 2 PERMITS <br /> facing slopes as well as the ridge tops and bottoms. Deer are typically not as adaptable to disturbances as <br /> elk and therefore will be more adversely impacted by this action. <br /> Actual acreage impact to mule deer in the disturbance boundary: <br /> -Winter concentration area: 1167.66 acres <br /> Actual acreage impact to mule deer in the permit boundary: <br /> -Migration corridor: 1861.68 acres <br /> -Winter Concentration area: 16170.37 <br /> 2.04.11(4)Threatened and Endangered Wildlife Species <br /> Please see Section 2.04.11 in Volume 1 for threaten and endangered wildlife species discussion. <br /> 2.04.11 (5)Threatened and Endangered Plant Species <br /> Please see Volume 1 Section 2.04.11 for a discussion on threatened and endangered plant species <br /> discussion. <br /> 2.04.12 Prime Farmland Investigation <br /> In order to determine the presence of potential prime farmlands within the permit area, a reconnaissance <br /> inspection was conducted to determine if any prime farmland was present in those areas to be disturbed <br /> by surface operations or facilities. Results of the investigation indicate that all of the area to be disturbed <br /> by surface operations or facilities can be excluded as prime farmland, since the land has not historically <br /> been used as cropland. This conclusion is based upon consultation with the local USDA/NRCS office. <br /> Based also on soil-survey information supplied by the Soil Conservation Service, no soil series <br /> encountered on the area have been designated as soil mapping units applicable as prime farmland. Please <br /> refer to the materials located in Volume 19, Exhibit 9, Item 9 for copies of the relevant correspondence. <br /> Based upon the soil survey conducted by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, subsequent interpretation of <br /> that survey by the SCS, and the PR-03 findings document produced by the Division, a negative <br /> determination for the prime farmland within the permit area has been made. <br /> 2.04.13 Annual Reclamation Report <br /> Please see Section 2.04.13 in Volume 1. <br /> Collom—Rule 2,Page 70 Revision Date: 6/22/20 <br /> Revision No.: MR-220 <br />
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