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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
7/9/1981
Doc Name
MCCLANE CANYON REVIEW OF ADEQUACY RESPONSES & MY PREVIOS MEMO
From
MLR
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BRIAN MUNSON
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STATE OF COLORADO RiC HARD D. ~. Govmnnr <br />DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES <br />D. Monte Pascoe, Executive Director <br />MINED LAND RECLAMATION <br />423 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 839-3567 <br />David C. Shelton <br />Director <br />July 9, 1981 <br />TO: Brian Munson <br />III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br />999 <br />FROM: Susan Mowry <br />SUBJECT: McClave Canyon Review of Adequacy Responses and my Previous Memo <br />This memo will serve to update and replace my previous memo of June Z8, 1981. <br />1. My copy of the application does not have page 3-18. This is a page of their <br />response and should have been included. Perhaps this page is just missing from <br />my copy - check it out. (cormnent 2.03.3 No. I) <br />2. The applicant has still not submitted a narrative on land capability and <br />productivity for the land use section (continent 2.04.3 No. 1). They instead, <br />say the inform ti on is available in the soils and vegetation baseline sections <br />and table 4.4-3. <br />3. In question 2.04.4 number four, why is just a portion of the permit area <br />shown on map 2.2-1, also by using 3 maps namely map 2.2-1 figure 3, and figure 4 <br />in the report, one can determine the relationship of the cultural resources to <br />the disturbed areas, if that is clearly defined as you requested I'll eat <br />my hat. How important it is, that is up to you. <br />4. The applicant's response to question 2.04.9 No. 5, is that none of the cultural <br />areas are scheduled for disturbance and they will not propose any mitigation <br />measures until a site is listed on the Historic Register. <br />5. Climate information (2.04.8) still does not include annual maximum and <br />minimum. Only the mean figures ("normal") are based on at least ten years of <br />data. The data period is not specified for the other items. The data is from <br />Grand Junction - not Fruita as you suggested. <br />The wind rose situation has got me totally confused. You will have to check <br />this out yourself, (see previous memo for more detail on confusion). <br />6. In question 2.05.6(1) No. 4, the applicant was requested to include a copy <br />of their emissions permit. They have not submitted it but instead a copy of an <br />application for an amendment to their permit appears in Appendix E. <br />7. The applicant's response to questions in section 2.05.6(2), Fish and Wildlife, <br />is "It was agreed that no response was necessary to these comments". <br />Sections reviewed include: 2.03.3, 2.03.8, 2.03.9, 2.03.10, 2.03.12, 2.04.3, <br />2.04.4, 2.04.8, 2.05.6(1) and (2) <br />
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