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<br />Revised 1/28/80 <br />Section 765.19(c) Continued <br />The photographs are at a scale of approximately 1:34,000 and were taken <br />in September, 1978. The three photographs Grover the mine plan and <br />adjacent area as follows: <br />Photo No. 616: Energy Mine No. 1 and Middle Creek <br />Photo No. 630: Energy Mine No. 2 and Fish Creek <br />Photo No. 632: Eckman Park Mine and Foidel Creek <br />• <br />• <br />The photographs show the fall season differences in vegetative growth <br />between upland and valley floor areas. These photos, along with a set <br />of black and white aerial photos giving stenographic coverage of the <br />same areas, were sent to the consulting firm NRC, Incorporated (NRC) for <br />analysis. <br />The interpretations made by NRC are summarized as follows: <br />Photo No. 616, Energy Mine No. 1 and Middle Creek, based on the mount <br />of riparian vegetation present, gullying in the streambed of Middle <br />Creek, and the reflective nature of at least one-half of the floodplain, <br />indicates subirrigation or flood inundation at the time the photo was <br />taken (September 22, 1978). About 10 percent or less of the reach of <br />Middle Creek shown in this photograph world qualify as an alluvial <br />valley floor. Only the shaded areas sham on the Twentymile Park Hy- <br />drology (Map 6) in the Middle Creek watershed adjacent to Energy P4ine <br />785-9(ff) <br />