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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2023015
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
9/2/2025
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Application Exhibits
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Request For Conversion
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Lewicki & Associates
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DRMS
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CN1
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ERR
ZTT
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D
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<br /> <br />London Mountain Clean Up <br />July 2025 H-2 <br /> <br /> <br />Year-round residents include red squirrels, snowshoe hares, and several bird species adapted to high- <br />elevation winter conditions. <br />3. Presence and Estimated Population of Federally Threatened or <br />Endangered Species <br />No federally listed threatened or endangered species are known to permanently occupy the site. <br />4. Description of the Effect of Mine Waste Removal on Wildlife <br />Mine waste removal activities will temporarily affect wildlife through habitat disturbance and increased <br />human presence. Short-term impacts include displacement of wildlife from active work areas, potential <br />disruption of movement corridors, and temporary loss of foraging habitat. Noise and activity may <br />temporarily deter elk use during calving season and affect bird nesting in immediate work areas. <br />However, the long-term effects of waste removal will benefit wildlife by eliminating potential exposure to <br />contaminated materials and improving habitat quality. As seen in London Mine’s 110D in Appendix 1 in <br />Section (18) of Exhibit U, MineWater believes impacts will be minimal because already existing waste <br />will be mined rather than native ground. <br />
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