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<br />2.0 FISH AND WII.DLiFE PLAN - APPAI~NT OJS'~IEI~7dESS REVIEW & RESPQVSES <br />Q (a)(1) Describe the design of the fences and submit a map showing where <br />fences will be located. <br />R The design of all fence associated with the Meeker Area Mines <br />Complex and the Milk Creek Loadout is shown is Figure 0-1. <br />The design is approved by BLM for sheep-tight fence which <br />minimizes entanglement of big game. The location of existing <br />fence for the Rienau No. 2 Mine is shown on Exhibit C-2 <br />(ME 7958-08) contained in the interim Underground and Reclama- <br />tion Plans Rienau No. 2 Mine already on file with OSM and CMLR. <br />The location of existing fence for the other three mines is shown <br />oa the Northern No. 1 Mine Fence Map, Exhibit 0-4 enclosed in <br />the accompanying map pocket. The planned location of Milk Creek <br />• Loadout fence bas not been finalized but can reasonably be <br />expected to be on the permit boundary shown on Exhibit X-1 <br />Delineation of Permit and Disturbed Area (ME-8202-11-2/8) in <br />v. VIII, Chapter X: Milk Creek Railroad Loadout. <br />Q In accordance with 30 CFR 817.97(d)(1); address the subject of haul <br />and access road locations to determine whether, using best current <br />technology, such roads might be located to minimize impact on <br />large game animals migrating along the Curtis Creek Corridor. <br />Since the channelized segment of Curtis Creek is expected to <br />remain in place for 40-50 yeazs, address the subject of enhancing <br />streamside vegetation for small birds and mammals by planting <br />bushes and trees (in accordance with 30 CFR 817.95(d)(5)). <br />• <br />o-il <br />~:-ir _ _ <br />