APPCOR12146

• Permit No: C1981047
• IBM Index Class Name: Application Correspondence
• Doc Date: 12/9/1980
• From: OSM
• To: SUNFLOWER ENERGY CORP
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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data should include location, yield,o~•mers name,
aquifer, depth to screened interval, and water
quality. Spring information should include location,
flow rate, source aquifer, and water quality.
+ Informati_o_n on wells and spri ngs is not only
neec d or a gr_o~un canter assessmenC, uL n -so for
al tL~via1 valley fir eta crniinatlotis, for prediction
of posslblc subsidence impacts (renewa e re-
sources iti areas su~jec o possible sTsic7eTice) ,
an ~t~ie requiremenCS o T83~T(a~ez'n~ti_ve
canter supply information.)
783.16 Describe the observed frequencies of
flow in Flubbard Creek (ephemeral, intermittent, or
perennial?). Flhat coos the basis for the projected
availability of 2 efs from Hubbard Creelc, blas
Case }do. 1d-3051 decided partly on the basis of
available strcamflow data for Hubbard Creek?
>:Provide a statement concerning the availability of
flow data for the small tributary entering Flubbard
Creelc from the northeast. If no data i.s aveilabl.c
describe observed flow frequencies.
783.17 ::Provide a statement
or absence of wells
wells or springs do
as potential source
subject to possible
733.15.
concerning the presence
or springs above the mine. If
exist, they should be assessed
s of usable water and a; being
impacts from subsidence. See
783.19
(a) 'f he exi.sti.ng environment of: the proposed entrance
area is described in Exhibits I and J (page 6) of
the idine Plan (flay 2' , 1979) and by Bruce ]~owler
(L'A prepared for the US DI, page 19) as a brushy
loam range site. The dominant plant species are
oak and service berry. The area beneath the
easements area described in the USFS's EA as being
unusable for range. Cenunon plants include yucca,
grama, needle-and-thread, cactus, and pinyon-
juniper overstory. Hubbard Canyon contains oak,