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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980003
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
VEGETATION REFERENCE AREA STUDY
Section_Exhibit Name
1996 APPENDIX C
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D
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STnTE OF COlOA400 oT ~•n9 D. ~nuM Gw ran nr <br />DEPORTMENT OF NATUR4L RESOURCES <br />Harms 0 Sherman. E.ecur~va D~rfK for <br /> <br />11L\EU LA~~U RECLAl1A'TION <br />723 Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. 13031 839-3567 <br />Hamlet J. Barry, III, <br />Director <br />June 23, 1980 <br />Mr. Cass Leal <br />Hayden Gulch Coal Co. <br />333 Quebec St., Suite 8800 <br />Denver, Colorado 80207 <br />RE: Reference Area Selection - H-G Coal Mine <br />Our File No. 77-99 <br />Dear Mr. Legal: <br />The purpose of this letter is to summarize those points which were discussed <br />• during our meeting of June 16, 1980, concerning the selection of reference <br />areas for the H-G Mine. <br />Under the permanent program, this Division intends to evaluate proposed <br />reference areas according to the criteria in 4.15.7(3) of the proposed <br />Colorado regulations. You were given a current copy of 4.15, which contains <br />all recent revisions. <br />As specified in 4.15, the applicant is required to demonstrate statistically <br />that proposed reference areas are comparable to areas to be disturbed, in <br />terms of cover and production of herbaceous plants. You are not required to <br />sample cover and production of woody plants. In order to make this comparison, <br />you must sample randomly within each mapping unit and each corresponding refer- <br />ence area. The same sampling methodologies must be used for both. For the <br />determination of sampling adequacy and for the demonstration of reference area <br />comparability, we are currently utilizing methods specified in the draft <br />document prepared by the Office of Surface Mining, titled "A Statistical <br />Evaluation of Revegetation Success on Coal Londe in the West." In the future, <br />Colorado may develop its own guidelines. Since virtually all of the vegetation <br />types at the H-G Mine qualify as "woody plant communities," as defined in the <br />proposed Colorado regulations, the applicable requirements for the statistical <br />demonstration will be 90X of the mean with 80X confidence. <br />Reference areas are required to represent all plant communities identified in <br />the pre-mine inventory. In your case, however, you will probably want to <br />combine some of the original mapping units, specifically the sage-snowberry, <br />• chokecherry-snowberry and serviceberry-snowberry. <br />
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