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<br />• course of the survey. An area involving a 100 foot radius from the <br />staked drill hole was surveyed for each location. Access roads were <br />surveyed fora 30 meter (98'•) right-of-way. Acreage surveyed for the <br />project involved .72 acres for each drill hole, or 7.9 acres for <br />eleven drill holes. In addition, .6 miles (7.1 acres) of access road <br />were surveyed for drill site 65, and .1 miles (1.2 acres) of access <br />road were surveyed for drill site 63. Total acreage surveyed for the <br />project was 16.2 acres. <br />The inventory was conducted by a series of back-and-forth parallel <br />transects over the impact area. Ground visibility was limited in areas <br />of dense oak brush, but was satisfactory in the more open grassy areas. <br />Access to all drill sites, with the exception of .the aforementioned <br />access roads was by existing jeep roads. <br />RESULTS <br />No prehistoric or historic cultural resources were encountered within <br />the impact areas of the proposed drill sites and access roads. Cultural <br />resource clearance is therefore recommended. Should any subsurface <br />• archaeological material be encountered during ground-disturbing activities, <br />Colorado Llestmoreland should cease work immediately and contact the <br />BLM District Office in Montrose. <br />• <br />