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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Federal Leases COC-56447 & C-1362 Decision Doc
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Other Permits
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Cutthroat trout Fathead minno•: Flannelmouth sucker <br />• Fish are not present in the secondary drainages on the review area due <br />to the absence of perennial waters. <br />Threatened, Endangered and Sensitive Species <br />There are no federally listed endangered or threatened species nor <br />their designated critical habitat on the review area. <br />The following annotated list of Federal and State listed, candidate <br />and proposed species have the potential to occur on the review area, or <br />off-site and could potentially be affected by a coal lease and subsequent <br />development on the area. <br />Colorado River Fishes: <br />Bonytail chub (Gila elegans) Federal 6 State Endangered <br />CO River squawfish (Ptvchocheilus lucius) Federal 6 State Endangered <br />Humpback chub (Gila cyoha) Federal 6 State Endangered <br />Razorback sucker (Xvrauchen cexanus) Federal 6 State Endangered <br />Critical habitat for these endangered Colorado River fishes does exist <br />downstream along the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers. The Fish and SIildlife <br />• Service (Service), effective April 20, 1994 designated 1980 miles of stream <br />in the Colorado River drainage as critical habitat for these endangered <br />species. The Gunnison River, downstream from the Uncompahsre River <br />confluence is critical habitat for the Colorado squawfish and Razorback <br />• sucker. <br />Bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucoceohalus), Federal 6 State Endangered <br />species; are known [o winter in the region of the review area, BL`t <br />inventories conducted in 1978 through 1980, and monitoring flights <br />conducted through 1985, did not locate ary roost or nest sites, or <br />areas of winter concentration on or near the review area. Use levels <br />of the North Fork of the Gunnison River in this region were low <br />density, and only sporadic winter use occurred on the uplands. The <br />possibility exists for nesting co occur along the :forth Fork of the <br />Gunnison River. <br />Peregrine falcon ('alto oeregrinus), Federal 6 State Endangered <br />species; use has not been recorded on the review area. Some <br />incidental use is likely, especially during migration. The North Fork <br />region, including the review area, has some potential as habitat. <br />Peregrines are known to successfull•~ nest 20 miles to the southwest in <br />the Black Canyon :Iacional Monument. Suitable nesting habitat is r.ot <br />available on or near the review area. <br />• <br />~ r, <br />
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