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<br />located within
<br />Section 25 , Township 50 North , Range 8 East NMPM
<br />Section 30 , Township 50 North , Range 9 East, NMPM
<br />Chaffee County
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<br />Wayne E. and Linda Sue
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<br />'AYNE P.
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<br />Owner /Operator: Butala Construction Company
<br />Frank J. Butala
<br />7625 U.S. Highway No. 50
<br />P.O. Box 907
<br />Salida. Colorado 81201
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<br />RECEIVED
<br />'PR 02 1998
<br />Division of Minerals & Geology
<br />Phone: 719- 539 -2521 Fax: 719- 539 -2523
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<br />Permit Number #: M- 1977 -170
<br />Class: Permit
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<br />Permit Number - /70
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<br />A. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS \\ Arje _ \fl o �/ +gyp' N Q) e m w \ Tt�
<br />I. Physiographic Features
<br />This range site occurs as nearly level to steep benches and
<br />terraces of built -up glacial fill materials slopes .vary from
<br />1 to 45 %. The elevation is principally between 7,000 and
<br />9,000 feet.
<br />2. Climatic Features
<br />Average annual precipitation ranges from 11 to 16 inches. July
<br />and August are the months of highest rainfall, while May and June
<br />are generally lacking in precipitation. December and January are
<br />the months of lowest precipitation. The mean annual temperature
<br />is about 40 degrees with a frost -free period of 60 to 100 days.
<br />The..optimum growing season for native plants is April 1 through
<br />August 15.
<br />3. Native (potential) Vegetation
<br />The native plant community is mostly grass, with isolated and
<br />scattered . forbs and brush present in small amounts. The dominant
<br />grasses are native bluegrasses, Junegrass, Western wheatgrass,
<br />Indian ricegrass, pine needlegrass, needle- and - thread, and blue
<br />grama. Lesser and amounts of sand dropseed, slimstem muhly, three -
<br />awn, and squirreltail will also be present. Forbs and brush plants
<br />found in the community include fringed sagebrush, buckwheat, tall
<br />rabbitbrush, yucca, prickly pear cactus, and wax current.
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