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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981028
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
6/23/1982
Doc Name
MLRB PN C-028-81
From
ADOLPH COORS CO
To
MLR
Permit Index Doc Type
STIPULATIONS
Media Type
D
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L <br />% ~ ~ <br />June 21, 1982 <br />III III III III IIII III <br />~c~~:Eld/E® <br />JUN 23 1982 <br />Mr. Robert Liddle <br />Mined Land Reclamation <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Re: MLRB Permit #C-028-81 <br />Dear Mr. Liddle: <br />MINED LAND RECLAMATION <br />Celo. Dept. of Natural Resource <br />Attached is a copy of a letter dated June 14 to Coors from our <br />vegetation consultant, Mr. Don Hyder. The letter furnishes us with <br />response to the species diversity evaluation requirement proposed <br />earlier by the Division for our Keenesburg Mine. <br />Mr. Hyder has indicated general acceptance of the proposed Division <br />stipulation wherein Coors would measure species diversity using relative <br />frequency (taken by species). However, he has presented some very good <br />reasons for requesting that the Division accept a slightly modified list <br />of acceptable components. <br />The proposed success criteria requires that Coors "establish a <br />minimum of seven (7) perennial species, of which four (4) are warm <br />season grasses, two (2) are cool season grasses, and one (1) is a forb". <br />This composition is developed from the Mine site reference area plant <br />frequency data presented by Hyder in Table 2.04.10(4) of the Application. <br />The problem arises when considering that our approved revegetation <br />seed mix has been carefully designed to eliminate some of the undesirable <br />plant species found at the range site. The approved post-mining land <br />use is grazing and the seed mix was developed accordingly. <br />• • <br />
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