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2024-11-15_PERMIT FILE - M2023043
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2023043
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/15/2024
Doc Name
Application
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Four C Sons, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
JPL
JLE
EL1
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M-2023-043 <br /> Seeley Reservoir Stockpiles <br /> Exhibit H— Wildlife Information <br /> The Seeley Lake Reclamation site is located just north of the City of Greeley and is adjacent to <br /> several residential subdivisions, oil and gas sites, and agricultural fields. Based on these factors, <br /> it is assumed that wildlife habitat fragmentation has already occurred. <br /> On March 28, 2024,AGPROfessionals(AGPRO) staff contacted the Colorado Parks and <br /> Wildlife(CPW)Northeast Region field office to request a wildlife comment from the Area <br /> Wildlife Officer. CPW does not provide wildlife comments unless requested by the county. Weld <br /> County is not requiring a land use process for the DRMS mine application as they have deemed <br /> the maintenance of the reservoir to not be mining and are not requiring a Land Use Permit. <br /> Therefore,AGPRO was unable to initiate a review from CPW. <br /> Colorado State University's Colorado Conservation Data Explorer(CODEX)was used to obtain <br /> information for potential impacts to threatened, endangered, and special concern species and <br /> their habitats. Based on the attached CODEX report,the affected land is within the seasonal and <br /> general range of a few non-endangered species. <br /> The site is considered part of the bald eagle ranges for CPW nest, CPW roost sites, and CPW <br /> Winter Concentration Area.AGPROfessionals staff conducted a site inspection on March 27, <br /> 2024.At that time there were no observed bald eagle nests within 5,000 feet of the site. <br /> The proposed operation is not expected to have a significant effect on the existing wildlife in the <br /> area. Intensive uses have been present on the site and on neighboring parcels historically,and <br /> current land use plans for the area indicate this trend will continue for the foreseeable future. The <br /> capacity of the immediate area to support foraging,migration patterns, and a pre-settlement type <br /> of ecology is extremely limited. The proposed operation is generally consistent with levels of <br /> current activities, such as oil and gas production sites, agricultural crop land, residential <br /> neighborhoods, and new residential building sites. <br />
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