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8/25/2016 1:14:06 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
3/31/2006
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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J.E. Stover & Associates Inc
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DMG
Type & Sequence
RN6
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Dan Mathews March 74 9008 <br />White Top and addressed control plan for Cheatgrass. <br />16) There is an inconsistency between the current (January 6, 2005 RN-5) Findings of Compliance Document and <br />permit narrative on page 3-17 of the permit application text, with respect to the herbaceous production success <br />standard. The permit text indicated that herbaceous production success would be based on comparison fo the <br />appropriate reference areas. This appears to be erroneous. Division findings documents as far back as the <br />Findings dated April 1986 indicate that combined pre-mine production data (or McClane and Munger permit <br />areas would be used as the success standard /or the McClave Canyon permit for the affected vegetation types <br />(greasewood Shrubland, Shadscale Shrubland, and juniper woodland). Please refer to page 22 Section VIII.D <br />of the January 6, 2005, RN-5 Findings document for clarification. Please amend the text In Section 3.4.9 of <br />the application to clarify that herbaceous production success demonstration will be based on <br />comparison of reclaimed area production to pre-m-ne baseline data for the three affected vegetation <br />types. Please insert the applicable sample mean and standard (90% of the mean) for each of the three <br />affected vegetation types. <br />CAM -Changed text to demonstrate herbaceous production will be based on comparison of <br />reclaimed area production to pre-mine baseline data for the three affected vegetation types. Inserted <br />applicable sample mean and standard for each of the three affected areas based on Division findings <br />dated January 6, 2005 (RN-5). Removed last three sentences of 3-17 and replaced with DMG <br />suggested text. <br />17) Some minor additional changes to the text on page 3.4.9 are requested to reflect the various revegetation rule <br />changes recently approved by the Mined Land Reclamation Board. Beginning with the third to last sentence of <br />the first paragraph on page 3-17, we suggest the tent be replaced with the /ollowing revised wording: <br />Statistical adequacy demonstration and tests of revegetation success will be made using formulas <br />specified in Rule 4.15.11. Sampling techniques used forcover, production and woody plant density w111 <br />be comparable to baseline sampling techniques and will be !n conformance with Rule 4.15.11. Cover <br />will be sampled using a point intercept technique, production by clipping quadrats and oven drying the <br />clippings, and woody plant density by a quadrat method. Amore detailed plan for bond release <br />vegetation sampling will be submitted and approved prior to initiation ofsampling forPhase ll orPhase <br />Il bond release. <br />CAM -Made suggested changes to page 3-17 <br />18) Section 3.7.2 of the permit application includes an acceptable plan for drill hole permanent sealing. We incude <br />a reminder that Rule 4.07.3(3) requires that proof ofcompliance be submitted to the Division within 60 days <br />after abandonment o/ a drill hole. Please provide an abandonment report /or the emergency drill hole <br />sealed In early January 2006, within 60 days. <br />CAM -Submitted under separate cover <br />19) The discussion o/Probable Hydrologic Consequences on pages 2-44 through 2-46 was last revised in 2001. <br />Please update the narrative as warranted to encompass hydrologic conditions encountered from 2001 <br />to present time. <br />CAM - Changed the maximum mine discharge on page 3 of Appendix N to 100 gpm, reduced TDS <br />value in table from 3260 to 3230 based on 2001-2005 DMR's. On page 2 of Appendix N, changed <br />length of saturated zone from 4300' to 4500' based on page 1, second paragraph. Updated PHC <br />discussion on pages 2-44 through 2-46. <br />20) Page 4-34 was last revised in January 2000, and does not include references to the most recently updated <br />wafer depletion estimates and USFWS Biological Opinion (B.O.) documentation. Please amend the narrative <br />of page 4-34 to include reference to the January 2002 Water Consumption Estimate of 13.39 acre-feet <br />per year(Appendix P), and the associated January 2002 USFWS B.O., which notes an additional annual <br />depletion projection of 7.49 acre-feet (and notes that the depletion lee is waived). We recommend that <br />the 2002 USFWS B.O. document be incorporated into Appendix P. <br />CAM -Revised page 4-34 to include information from 2002 Biological Opinion (BO). Paginated 2002 <br />
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