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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 10A CULTURAL RESOURCES STUDY JUMBO MOUNTAIN TRACT
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Ar <br />MAC <br />• Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc. <br />& Cultural Research Management <br />July 16, 1992 <br />Richard Fike <br />District Archeologist <br />BLM, Montrose District <br />2465 S. Townsend <br />Montrose, CO B1401 <br />Mr. Fike, <br />Enclosed find three copies of the negative finding report for a cultural <br />resource inventory that I conducted on July 15 for six proposed exploratory <br />drilling sites on Jumbo Mountain. The six drilling sites and the two short <br />segments of new access are on BLM administered public lands. Sections of <br />existing roads which may require minor upgrading are mostly on private <br />surface. All open, level surface around the proposed drilling sites which <br />might feasibly be impacted by the drilling activity or parking of support <br />• vehicles was subjected to intensive surface inspection. Weather conditions <br />were excellent and surface visibility was excellent at most locations. At <br />locations JMB-6 and JMB-7 surface visibility was patchy, but areas of <br />excellent surface visibility were adequately distributed across the locations <br />to assure that no significant cultural resources were obscured by locally <br />dense vegetation. The new access corridors at JMB-3 and JMB-5 were covered <br />with tall vegetation, but the growth pattern was generally open enough to <br />provide adequate surface visibility. The exception to this consisted of steep <br />slopes along the access corridor to JMB-5. These slopes were heavily <br />overgrown by woody and herbaceous vegetation and provided poor surface <br />visibility, but were also unlikely settings for the location of cultural <br />resources. No evidence of cultural resources was found in any of these <br />locations and cultural resource clearance has been recommended. <br />If you require any clarification or additional materials, do not hesitate to <br />contact me. <br />Sincerely, <br />Carl Spath, Ph.D. <br />Senior Staff Archaeologist <br />. xc: Mark Scanlon, Mountain Coal Company <br />M ETCALF ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSULTANTS <br />(703) 326 6244 • FAX: (303) 3285245 <br />P.O. Baz 899 <br />EagIe,C081631 <br />CULTURAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT <br />p01)256-1275 <br />P.O. Boz 2151 <br />Bismarck, ND 50502 <br />
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