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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
5/16/2006
Doc Name
Proposed Decision & Findings of Compliance for SL7
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Phase III on 185.5 cropland & 577.3 rangeland
Permit Index Doc Type
Findings
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Species diversity success was determined from vegetative cover data. The species diversity success <br />standard on rangeland areas of the Trapper mine consists of a minimum of four cool season perennial <br />grass species and one forb species. Each of the contributing species needs to contribute at least 3 <br />percent relative cover but no more than 50 percent relative cover. No four species may contribute <br />greater than 80 percent relative cover. The table included below shows that each of the bond release <br />blocks meet these criteria. <br />The woody plant density (WPD) success standard is composed of two components. The first <br />component is comprised of 400 stems per acre measured during the cover data collection. The <br />second component is comprised of concentrated shrub clumps. Three shrub clumps, SC-A-94, SC-D- <br />94 SC-H-94, were included in the lands requested for Phase III bond release. The shrub clumps are <br />composed of transplanted shrub pads. If pads exhibit 10 or more live shrubs per pad, the pad is <br />considered alive. Iffifty-percent or more of the shrub pads within a clump are considered alive, the <br />clump is considered successful. The 2004 sample data found 77.4% live pads within the clumps, <br />white the 2005 sample data recorded 77.2% live pads within the clumps. The shrub clumps and <br />woody plant densities were considered successful for A, D& H Pits RS A&B 93-95 bond release <br />block. This is the only bond release block in the SL-07 application that has a woody plant density <br />standard. <br />Bond Release Blocks Species >3% but Top 4 species rel. Woody plant density <br /> <50% cover <br />A, C& D Pits RSC 87-95 5 peren. grasses 41.0% No WPD std. On Range <br />2004 1 peren. Forbs site C <br />A, C& D Pits RSC 87-95 4 peren. grasses 42.36% No WPD std. On Range <br />2005 2 peren. Forbs site C <br />A, D& H Pits RS A&B 93- 5 peren. grasses 47.8% 838 shrubs/acre <br />95 2004 2 eren. Forb >50% shrub clum survival <br />A, D& H Pits RS A&B 93- 5 peren. grasses 50.0% 1337 shrubs/acre <br />95 2 peren. Forbs >50% shrub clump survival <br />2005 <br />Cropland 93-94 Not Applicable No WPD std. On cropland <br />2004 <br />Cropland 93-94 Not Applicable No WPD std. On cropland <br />2005 <br />Post-mining land uses of Rangeland and Wildlife Use were achieved by documentation of heavy usage <br />by wildlife, most notably elk, pronghorn and mule deer. Although considered a species of concern <br />throughout the western United States, Columbian Sharptail Grouse have returned in healthy numbers to <br />the reclaimed rangelands on the mine site and have reestablished stmtting leks. <br />Trapper Mine, SL-07 Findings 8 May 16, 2006 <br />
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