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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981038
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
7/30/1993
Doc Name
PROPOSED DECISION & FINDINGS OF COMPLIANCE FOR PR3
Permit Index Doc Type
FINDINGS
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The approved permanent seed mix (pages 70-71, Part 2.05) proposes <br />28 different grass, forb and shrub species. Each year the operator <br />proposes to seed a minimum of 11 species - six grasses and five <br />fortis. Four of the grass species and two of the forb species will be <br />used every year with the other five species coming from the remaining <br />22 proposed species. A variety of species are included in this list <br />to allow the operator to select species based upon availability and <br />cost. The permanent seed mix will be used for all areas except the <br />orchard area, which will be planted to apples, peaches, and some <br />cherries at the rate and spacing addressed on pages 30 and 31 of the <br />1981 vegetation study (Vegetation Appendix of Volume 9A) when topsoil <br />piles that will not be redistributed for five or more years shall be <br />seeded with the proposed permanent seed mix (excluding shrubs and <br />trees), and not the temporary seed mix. <br />In 1986, the operator incorporated into the permit the 12-acre area of <br />the Orchard Valley West Mine. Because of differences between this <br />area and areas previously disturbed, different success criteria were <br />developed as detailed below: <br />Orchard Valley Mine (except West Mine and Loadout Facility) <br />a. Total vegetation ground cover will exceed 40 percent. <br />b. Total above-ground herbaceous production will exceed 400 <br />pounds per acre. <br />c. Woody plant density will equal or exceed 1,000 stems per acre. <br />d. Species diversity will consist of at least five (5) native <br />perennial herbaceous species, four (4) native cool season <br />grasses, and one (1) native forb) having a relative cover or <br />production equal to or greater than 3 percent each, but <br />combined will not exceed 90 percent in relative cover or <br />production and no one of the five species exceeding 60 percent <br />in relative importance. Also, at least two (2) native shrub <br />species will be established with no one species exceeding a <br />relative density of 80 percent. <br />Orchard Valley West Mine <br />a. Total vegetation ground cover will be equal to or exceed <br />60 percent. <br />b. Total above-ground herbaceous production will be equal to or <br />exceed 450 pounds per acre. <br />c. Woody plant density is same as above. <br />d. Species diversity is same as above. <br />Loadout Facility <br />This facility will be reclaimed back to orchard lands, <br />specifically to apples, peaches, and some cherries. To comply <br />-37- <br />
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