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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
1990 ALLUVIAL VALLEY FLOOR INVESTIGATIONS FOR THE YOAST MINE
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 16 ATTACHMENT 16-3
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• July 1993 -31- 923-2515 <br />cropped two years consecutively and then allowed to lie fallow for a year. Wheat and barley <br />aze planted on a rotational basis. <br />A 15 acre abandoned dryland agriculture field (DA-1), located in Annand Draw southwest of <br />Noftsger Zeigler Reservoir (Figure 2), was cropped as recently as 1982. There are no records <br />or productivity, but the ASCS (Daughenbaugh 1992) estimates the grass hay productivity to have <br />been 1.2 to 1.5 tons per acre, based on Routt County averages for dryland hay production. <br />Surface flow data from monitoring station YSAF4 located about 1750 feet updrainage from the <br />field had a single recorded, flow of 0.4 cfs during the summer of 1992. Two small springs <br />(Annand Spring 1 & 2) aze located upstream of the field. Two ditches, Annand Ditch 1 and <br />Annand Ditch 2 associated with the springs, are on record with the Colorado Division of Water <br />Resource as inactive. There is no evidence of the ditches at the present time. On November <br />• 4, 1992, a six foot deep borehole (WRD-4) was hand augured in the lower portion of this field. <br />This borehole failed to yield water. Subirrigated wetlands azeas are limited to a narrow band <br />along the natural drainage channel. <br />Currently this meadow includes such cultivazs as smooth brome (Bromis inermis), timothy, and <br />tall wheatgrass (Agropyron elongatum). Redtop is present in the wetlands zone along the stream. <br />5.4 Scotchmans Gulch <br />5.4.1 Stream Flow. Ground Water, and Water Quality <br />There aze no existing data on the stream flow or water quality for Scotchmans Gulch, an <br />ephemeral drainage. The stream channel is about two feet deep and had saturated soils, areas <br />of ponded water, but no running water at the time of the October field visit. <br /> <br />Golder Associates <br />
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