2023-03-14_REVISION - M1981287 (11)

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(1). In accordance with Colorado Revised Statutes§ 34-32.5-110 (5)(a)Any operator conducting an operation under a permit issued under this section who has held the permit for two consecutive years or more and who subsequently desires to expand it to a size in excess of the limitation set forth in subsection (1) of this section may request the conversion of the permit by filing an application for a permit pursuant to subsection (1) of this section or section 34-32.5-112; except that the applicant need not soppy ,formation, materials, and other data and undertakings previously supplied, includi` K 0I*al materials provided to the board during the course of his current opi >~ t sult1 from' the board's inspections thereof. Exhibit D of the current 110c approved permit, paragraph 2 states: "Wildlife Species list: Deer, antelope, coyote, fox, rabbits, doves, pheasant, numerous raptors, songbirds, and small mammals." Exhibit D of the current 110c approved permit, paragraph 3 states: "Endangered/critical species/impacted: No known or endangered species." Exhibit D of the current 110c approved permit, paragraph 5 states: "Assessment of impact: Impacts on wildlife are minor as this is a sandy alluvial type deposit in the floodway of Sand Creek." Signed: Donald Bogart As stated in the original permit above, no known or endangered species exist within the vicinity of the permit boundary. The existing vegetation on the site is suitable for the animal populations listed above and are frequently observed. The adjacent properties vary in vegetation from: Conservation Reserve Program grasses,to wheat fields,to pasture and row crop commodities. Very little hunting occurs within close proximity of the property. Hunting that does occur is done primarily by the landowners of those properties.The subject property in no way affects the migration of any animal species.