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'ts. Carol Pa~~l ke <br />h'r. Jim Herron <br />August ~, 1950 <br />Page 3 <br />and nairino the data from reference and disturbance areas from lowest to <br />hiohest values. In t)re event that reference area data were significantly <br />lower than on the disturbance area, this regression would at least describe <br />the relationship. You felt this approac'i could be considered. <br />lde also discussed some of the permit application needs aside from the <br />reference area study. You indicated that some quantitative information <br />should be presented as baseline data from the ~r~et ^~eadow community since <br />none currently exists. Information on land use and vegetation production <br />at the tipple area sf;ouid be provided. State renulations indicate that <br />the vegetation map stiouid cover the entire permit area. You indicated <br />it would be desirable for this map to be at the same scale as other mans <br />in the permit application. A plan for demonstrating revegetation success <br />is also required by section 4.15.7 (2 ). The reference area study will <br />contain much of this information, and will also augment the existing <br />baseline data from the 197i permit application. <br />The intent will be to include the reference areas study report with the new <br />permit application at the end of October, 1980. There is a possiblity <br />the report may not be completed at that time, in which case it will be <br />submitted as soon as possible thereafter, and in no event should it be <br />delayed beyond the end of iiovember, 1980. <br />41e appreciated the opportunity to meet with you last week. I hope my <br />summary of our meeting is in accord with your understandings. <br />Sincerely yours, <br />~~~ ~ ~~ <br />David R. Duba <br />Environmental Ennineer <br />cc Cass Legal, Dick Dougherty <br />-. <br />ter. .. ~ ~ . <br />/ ~ /i <br />aro a Ke im <br />rron <br />~ ~ .. ,• <br /> <br />