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M2000158
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8/11/2004
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STATE OF COLORADO <br />Blll Owena, Governor <br />DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES <br />DIVISION OF WILDLIFE <br />AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER <br />Bruce McCbokey, Director <br />6060 Broadway <br />Denver, Cobr~o 60216 <br />Telephone: (303) 297-1192 <br />August $, 2004 <br />Carl Mourn <br />Division of Minerals & Geology <br />1313 Sherman Street Room 215 <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />Re: Platte Sand & Gravel LLC, S & H Mitte, File No. M-2000-158 <br />1~Ai ~l)mYhCV~~r <br />Dear Mr. Mourd: <br />RECEI~d -~ <br />AUG 1 12004 <br />Division of Minerals & Geology For lirldlife- <br />ForPeopJe <br />The following canstihrte the comments of the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Mike Sherrnan (Field Habitat Biologist) <br />and Chad Morgan (District Wildlife Manager) have reviewed this Reclamation Permit Amendment Application and <br />made numerous field visits to the proposed mine site between June 5, 2000 and present. <br />• We highly recommend the installation of numerous monitoring wells along the South Platte River within the <br />wetland complex and that pre-mining monitoring occur as well as monitoring during the mining operation and <br />post-mining monitoring. Such monitoring will allow for the long-term health and vigor of this wetland <br />complex <br />The proposed project does have the potential to negatively impact wildlife or wildlife habitat. The proposed project is <br />located within a continuous three mile wetland complex along the South Platte River and is surrounded by agricultural <br />land. This complex includes lush wetland and riparian habitat and is known to be of extremely high value as wildlife <br />habitat. We have concerns that the constructed slurry wall(s) may alter goundwater flow in the area between the <br />proposed post-mining reservoirs and the South Platte River and thus negatively impact the abovementioned <br />vegetation complex. This complex includes many mature cottonwood trees including those used by Bald eagles as a <br />winter roost site. <br />The Colorado Division of Wildlife appr~iates this opportunity to commetrt on this project proposal. If you have any <br />question, please conta~erman at (9(7.0)`116-3335~Tha~n~k~you. <br />Scott Hoover, NE Regional Man <br />ce: Dave Clarkson, Area Wildlife Manager <br />Chad Morgan, District Wildlife Manager <br />Rick Moss, NE Senior Habitat Biologist <br />Mike Sherman, Area Habitat Biologist <br />DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Russel George, F~ceculive Diector <br />WILDLIFE COMMISSION, Phl3p James, Char Jeffrey Crawford, Yrce-Chair• Brad Phelps, Secretary <br />Mamlwrc RamaM RIaNr . Tnm Hi nko • Rick Fn¢Imm • l:lairo rl'Naal . RnhM Chnemakx. Knn Tnmx <br />
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