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idr, R.t.ch;~r.d Uui+ri i <br />St]pu.lation R~~sl~clT:<•:+ <br />October I7, ]981. <br />Faye Seven <br />Stipulation: <br />l6. l9yoming Fuel Company and the Division wi].1 wort. jointly to <br />establish a methodology and success sCanc]ar.ds f:or. species <br />diversity on rec]a.imed sites at the Canadian Strip Mine by <br />March 31, 1982. <br />`Wyoming Fuel Company I;esponsc: <br />Wyoming Fuel Company will work jo.intJ.y with the Division to <br />establish a method~locly anc] success standards for species <br />diversity on reclaimed sites at Clre Canadian Strip Kline by <br />March 31, 1982. <br />Stipulation: <br />17, 4lyominy Fucl Cony~any shall dcvclol, %+ biennial. revegetaCion <br />success monitoring program and submit it to the Division for <br />review and approval by Uecembcr 37, 1981. <br />Wyoming Fuel Company P.esponse: <br />Wyoming Fuel Comt~any s,rill develop ^ bienn.ial. revegetation <br />success monitoring pr.oyr<~m and submit it to the Division for <br />review and approval by December 31, .1981.. <br />Stipulation: <br />18. Wyoming Fuel COIn[)aI1}' and the Division <br />tion success standard Eor woody plant <br />Strip Kline by P4arch 31, 1982. <br />Wyoming Fuel Company Response: <br />Wyoming Puel Company and the Division <br />tion success stand;irc] for woody plant <br />Strip Mine by ilarch 31, 1982. <br />Stipulation: <br />w.i.ll establish a reclama- <br />density for the Canadian <br />will establish a reclama- <br />density for the Canadian <br />19. 4Jyominq ]'uel Compnn~~ wi].]. provirie EcrCilizntion of undistrubed <br />acrcaye on the bcrsi.s of one acre fertilized for each acre dis- <br />turbed at the site. nmmonium nitrate fertilizer, at the rate <br />of 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre, will be applied and a report <br />specifying the acreage d.i.sturbed and the undisturbed acrcaye <br />fertilized will be supp]ied to the Di.visi.on of Pti.ned Land <br />Reclamation annually. 'I'bis practice will continue r.intil and <br />unless the Division of P1i.ncd Land I:cc.l.amation and Lhc Colorado <br />Uivision of Wildlife Find that a]Cernativc mitigative measures <br />are equally effective at rneetiny the desired objectives of <br />wildlife mitigation. <br />