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8/25/2016 3:22:02 AM
Creation date
11/22/2007 12:12:05 AM
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Template:
DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980003
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
11/15/2005
Doc Name
Bond Release Application
From
Hydro-Environmental Solutions Inc
To
DMG
Type & Sequence
SL4
Media Type
D
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November 2005 Hayden Gulch Mine * Final Bond Release Application Page 8 <br />relative percent cover value of 73.6; the introduced perennial grass relative percent <br />value for the permit area was 68.1 percent. Native perennia[ grasses were the <br />second most common life form for the HG-8 and Slump Area parcels, Shrubs were <br />the second most common life form for Parcel E and Parcel 003, while introduced <br />perennial forbs were the second most abundant life form for the reference azea. <br />TABLE 3 <br />SPECIES DENSITY DATA <br />Parcel 2004 Species Density <br />s ecies/100 s uare meter 2005 Species Density <br />s ecies/100 s uare meter <br />Reference Area 15.3 14.2 <br />E 14.6 14.2 <br />HG-8 19.6 16.8 <br />003 18.8 17.2 <br />Slum Area 23.0 17.0 <br />As shown on Figure 1, 2004 Woody Plant Density Data, the overall average woody <br />plant density of the three shrub enclosures (2,751 stems per acre) exceeded the <br />performance standard of 750 stems per acre. <br />Table 4, Sample Adequacy for Cover Samples, summazizes the sample adequacy <br />requirements for each sampling unit using the standard sample adequacy formula <br />presented in the Bond Release Guideline. The table shows that ffie sample size (n) <br />far the reference area in 2004 was 1Q which both meets the sample adequacy <br />requirement and the CDMG's requested minimum sample size of five. The table <br />shows that the combined permit area sample is greater than the sample adequacy <br />requirement. Furthermore, the calculations show that even with small sample sizes <br />for the individual pazce] units (sample size [n) values varied between three and <br />five), the sampling met the minimum sample size requirement (nm;o) for the <br />individual sampling units in 2004. <br />TABLE 4 <br />SAMPLE ADE IIACY FOR COVER SAMPLES <br /> <br />Area <br />Year Sample Size <br />(n) Mean <br />~*~o)r Standard <br />Deviation <br />n-1 Minimum <br />Sample Size <br />nmin <br />Reference 2004 10 52.6 6.77 4 <br /> 2005 10 47.8 10.53 10 <br />Combined 2004 18 53.9 +1-2.5 8.21 5 <br />Permit Area 2005 18 56.8 +/-2.1 6.87 3 <br />E 2004 5 57.8 3.83 2 <br /> 2005 5 60.8 7.19 4 <br />HG-8 2004 5 51.6 6.19 4 <br /> 2005 5 57.4 8.50 6 <br />003 2004 5 59.4 7.99 5 <br /> 2005 5 55.4 4.34 2 <br />Slump 2004 3 42.0 0.0 1 <br /> 2005 3 51.7 5.51 5 <br />Notes: 1) Percent total vegetation cover (first hi[) <br />2) Calculated using the standard sample adequacy formula in the Bond Release Guideline <br />3) Confidence interval value at 90 ercent confidence <br />
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