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2730 FLPMA ROAll EASMENTS /SPECIAL USE ROAD PERMIT INSPEC'ION FORM INSPECTION DACE: HOLDER #: SAL378 BILLING ADDRESS: PHONE: LOCATION: ARF,A: 05/31/2006 ISSUE DACE: pending Colorado Marble. b+c. 229 Lulustrirrl Pnrk Road N.E. Cartersville, GA 3012! 770-607-3345 E %,. Section 27, TSON, RhE, Nttil P.M., ChnfJ-ee County, Colorado. 16.0 acres, or 60 jee! wide by 2.2 miles (/ /,h12 feet) in length. Welker EXPIR. DATE: To be Determined AUTHORIZED IMPROVEMENTS AS LISTED ON PERMIT: Thir is a FLPMA Special Use Roarl Permit (use code 753), authorizing the: perfonnmrce ofroutineroud upkeep mtd »mirtter+arrce activities on the NFSR228 roar!. The perntitted area encompasses approximately 1 h.0 acres ofNational Forest System land /2.2 miles in length and sLrty (60L(eet in width: or thirty (30) feet on either side oflhe ceruerliae), A. USE IS tN COMPLIANCE WITH TF,RMS AS DEFINED IN THE SPECIAL USE PF,RMIT INCLUDING APPLICATION AND ANY EXHIBI'CS IY/N): Yes, the road/driveway appeared to be in a good state ofoperution. However, there are some engineering and enviroamerrtal concerns that need to be addressed for the NFSR228 road. A Eery of the existing drainage jeaturer are na longer filly operable (crushed cutvrrts), «nd could stand to he replaced (please see Wrap along with location photos). br addition to etrlvert replacement, the Forest Servlee recommends that the permittee install a fair amount rip- rap armoring at the intake end ofall ofthe culverts within the NFSR228 rood prism located an National Forest System (NFS) land. Furthermore, various sections of the NFSR228 road could benefrt from having the road reshaped or "in-sloped" so that much of the stornwnter surface runoJfduring precipitation events flows from the roar! back to the cut slope, instead oJ'spilling into Taylor Gulch. Please contact the Salida Ranger District oJfrce prior to implementing this recommended work. B. MAINTENANCE OF VEGE'CATION TREE PLANTING AND REMOVAL OF llANGEROUS TREES AND/OR OTHER UNSAFE CONDITIONS NEEDED (Y/N): Aside from nearby trees and shrubs grnduagy becoming buried by eroded road base material, no vegetation maintenance eoncen+s (e.g. tree printing or tree removal} were observed for die inm+ediatc NFS lands surrounding the NFSR228 road at this time. C. MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES: As stated above, the NFSR228 rood appeared to be irr u good state ofoperrrtion. Orly minor maintenance or replacement of dte existing drainage features/culverts is recommended at this time. The Forest Service also recommends that the propmrent install a firir amount ofrip-rap armoring n! the intake end ofall of the culverts within the NFSR228 roar! prism located orr Natiorur( Forest Svs7cm (NFS) land. D. SIGNING ADEQUATE f Y/N): The Forest Service recommends that Colorado Marble purchase some Depurnrtent Of Transportation (DOT) approved vehicle warring rood signs (at least 2 signs), which display a message to motorists that heavy equipnteat or Jtatrl !rucks Wray be encountered orr [he road. Foxes[ Service Engineers will work with Colorado Marble to+carris the proper placement and inslnllatirnt of the vehicle warning signs. E. REMOVAL OF GARBAGE AND/OR TRASH NEEDED (YAY): No significant amount ofdiscarded trash or debris was observer) upon inspection of the roadway. In the future, mry materials that are no longer needed (e.g. discarded solid waste, trash, constrnrctiat materials, inoperable culverts) which were used incidental to the upkeep and umintennnce of the NFSR228 road roust be removed from National Forest System landr. F. FIRE PROTECTION ADEOUA'CE (Y/N): N/A G. HA'LARDOUS MA'T'ERIALS PROPERLY STORED (Y/N): AR huzardotu materials necessary for the upkeep arul maintenance ojthe NFSR228 road (e.g. diesel fuel, oil, hyrlraulicJluirl, gusofine, etc.) must be stored nu nearby private/pateraerl mining rlrrimr.