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1978-06-22_PERMIT FILE - M1978208 (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1978208
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/22/1978
Doc Name
FN 78-208 LIMITED IMPACT PERMIT
Media Type
D
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No
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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1 <br /> The site has very limited eco-niches for birds and wildlife, <br /> ' probably because of the disturbed areas from previous gravel <br /> extraction and the general location. An abundance of domestic <br /> cats and dogs have driven away or are keeping away the wildlife. <br /> ' A project such as proposed would have as an ultimate use, <br /> ' light commercial-manufacturing, and possibly some residential <br /> uses. In a normally well landscaped development, the introduction <br /> of ornamental landscape plants will cause an increase in many <br /> ' of the nesting-perching species of birds. Eco-niches that do not <br /> currently exist will be created in the shrubs and trees that normally <br /> ' accompany well developed projects. <br /> ' The finished landscaping should include some tall grasses. <br /> With good seed producing capability and many of the berry and <br /> 1 seed producing shrubs commonly available. Introduced species <br /> tof trees should include Douglas fir, spruce, and mountain juniper. <br /> Due to the threat of pine beetle, it is recommended that the pondero- <br /> sa pine be omitted in the replanting of the completed project. <br /> ' From a vegetation-wildlife viewpoint, the proposed ultimate <br /> use will probably be more beneficial. Interim use of the site for <br /> ' gravel extraction will have some negative impact caused by dust <br /> ' and noise. Mitigation of dust may be accomplished by wetting <br /> down haul-access roads during the extraction process . <br /> 1 I <br />
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