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8/24/2016 11:07:16 PM
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11/20/2007 6:40:06 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1994118
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/2/1994
Doc Name
LIMITED IMPACT OPERATION 110 2 RECLAMATION PERMIT APPLICATION FORM
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<br /> <br />Page 4 A'240 <br />d. Basal area <the area of ground surface covered by the perennial <br />vegetation measured one inch above the soil) is approximately: <br />O-15Y. Canopy Class 16-357. Canopy Class <br />30 to 35% 20 to 25% <br />e. Annual Production <br />If the range is in excellent condition, the approximate total <br />annual production (air-dry) is: <br />CANOPY CLASS: 0-15Y. CANOPY CLASS: 16-35+7. <br />Favorable years 1450 M/Ac 900 M/Ac <br />Normal years 1200 !//Ac 700 +M/Ac <br />Unf avorab l e years 800 */Ac 450 +i`/Ac <br />Of this production 10-15% will likely be unpalatable or out of <br />reach to grazing animals. <br />f. Woodland Potential <br />Ponderosa pine is the principal tree species present on the <br />site. Other species include Douglas-fir which is present on <br />north slopes, bristlecone pine above 9000 feet elevation and <br />pinyon pine on the lower drier slopes. Site index for ponderosa <br />pine is 45, the woodland class is 2D for areas up to 35% slope <br />and 2R for steeper slopes. No site data is available for <br />species other than ponderosa pine. <br />4. <br />5. <br />Native Animal Community Associated with the Potential Plant <br />Community' <br />This range site provided habitats which support a resident animal <br />community that is characterized by mule deer, antelope, small mamals <br />including the black squirrel, cottontail, non-game birds and blue <br />grouse. There is seasonal use by elk. <br />Soils <br />a. Composite description: This site occurs on shallow and well <br />drained soils that have formed on mountain sides and hills in <br />residum of granite, grandiorite, and gneiss. Typically, the <br />surface layer is very gravelly sandy loam with small gravel <br />content by volume of about 40 to SO percent. Stratums are <br />commonly extremely gravelly sandy loam. <br />Permeability is moderate to moderately rapid. Erosion hazard <br />is slight to very high depending on the steepness of slopes. <br />Rooting depth is about 8 to 20 inches, and available water <br />capacity is very low. <br />i <br />
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