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C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
4/29/2022
Doc Name
Post Mining Land Use
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.05.5
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Section 2.05.5 Page 3 December 2021 (RN-02) <br />Postmining Land Use - By Property <br />The postmining land uses for the NHN permit area are shown on Map 2.05.5-1 Postmining Land <br />Use. Comparing information between Maps 2.04.3-1 and 2.05.5-1, most of the existing land uses <br />found within the NHN permit area will be reclaimed to similar plant communities and land uses. <br /> <br />ERMR-Meehan Property <br />On the ERMR-Meehan property, land uses include; conversion of “Grazingland-Big Sagebrush” <br />(GL-SB) to Dryland Pasture, conversion of “Residential/Agricultural Disturbance” (RS) to <br />Dryland Pasture and areas classified as “Pastureland-Irrigated” (PLI) converted to Dryland <br />Pasture. As shown on Map 2.05.5-1 Postmining Land Use, all of the ERMR-Meehan property <br />within the permit area has a postmining land use of Dryland Pasture. <br /> <br />Garvey Property <br />On the Garvey property, land uses include; conversion of “Grazingland-Big Sagebrush” (GL-SB) <br />to Dryland Pasture, conversion of existing “Pastureland-Dryland” (PLD) and Irrigation Canal to <br />Irrigated Pasture/Cropland, for “Grazingland-Subirrigated” (GL-SI) to be converted to Irrigated <br />Pasture/Cropland and for the conversion of “Grazingland-Subirrigated” (GL-SI), located east of <br />the existing Second Park Lateral Ditch to be reclaimed as Dryland Pasture. These areas were <br />originally considered Dryland Pasture but over the years have become “Grazingland- <br />Subirrigated” (GL-SI) due to landowners’ desire to irrigate this area. Also, <br />“Residential/Agricultural Disturbance” and “Roads” areas (RS & RD) are to be converted to <br />Irrigated Pasture/Cropland. As shown on Map 2.05.5-1 Postmining Land Use, the Garvey <br />Property within the permit area has a postmining land use of Irrigated Pasture/Cropland and <br />Dryland Pasture . <br /> <br />Per the landowners’ request, 1.0 feet of Progresso topsoil will be placed on 0.8 feet of mixed <br />topsoil in Irrigated Pasture/Cropland areas and 1.2 feet of mixed topsoil will be placed in <br />Dryland Pasture areas. This is consistent with information provided in Appendix 2.05.5-1 Letters <br />from Landowners Consenting to Proposed Postmining Land Use and Map 2.05.4(2)(d)-1 <br />Reclaimed Topsoil Thickness. <br /> <br />Postmining Land Use - General <br />The primary reason landowners requested that NHN make these changes from Grazingland-Big <br />Sagebrush and Irrigated Pasture/Cropland to Dryland Pasture has to do with the successful <br />reclamation efforts on the Rice Tract. According to vegetation data presented Section 2.04.10, <br />the existing Sagebrush plant communities are producing on average 123.3 pounds of air dry <br />forage per acre. The average forage production on the existing Dryland Pasture on this site <br />averages 348.6 pounds of air dry forage per acre. While on the reclaimed portions of the Rice <br />Tract, the current average forage production is 845.0 pounds of air dry forage per acre. When <br />placed into the context of a landowner, the forage production from the reclaimed sites is 6.85
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