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6/16/2021 6:21:18 PM
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11/21/2007 3:07:39 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1981202SG
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
9/22/2006
Doc Name
Response to 09/26/06 inspection report
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Flag Resources Inc.
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR4
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FLAG RESOURCES, INC. PAGE 4 <br />SILT PIT -TECH NIGAL REVISION <br />S EPTEM9ER 19, 200fi <br />treatment will include using a mix of 2-4-D and Roundup° or <br />Curtails depending on what area is being sprayed. The exact <br />chemical used will be determined when spraying begins. Any <br />chemicals used will be applied at the manufactures suggested <br />rate. Spot spraying will be done in the light areas where <br />needed. This spraying will take place each spring until we have <br />the Knapweed problem under control. Additional spraying may take <br />place in the fall once we have assessed the success of the <br />control methods used in the previous spring. Total control will <br />not be possible because the surrounding areas, not under our <br />control, have no management plan and will be the seed source for <br />continuing infestation. <br />Tamarisk <br />As is common on the western slope of Colorado, Tamarisk are <br />a problem along the Colorado River. There are no control plans <br />on surrounding properties so total control can not be accom- <br />plished on the mine until the outside sources of seed are elimi- <br />nated. <br />We currently control the Tamarisk infestation by digging the <br />plants out and burning them. This has been our practice for a <br />number of years and will be continued as mining progresses thru <br />the mine. Awe find a Tamarisk plant it is removed using a track <br />hoe and piled for later burning. This is proving to be a very <br />effective control method as there are very few plants left in the <br />permit area. <br />
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