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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1992081A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/19/2006
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 21 Fish and Wildlife Plan
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Consumptive use at the sediment ponds is calculated on the basis of lake <br />evaporation. Estimated annual evaporation from the pond water surface is <br />1.9 acre-feet. Table 21-1 shows the derivation of this figure. This <br />figure is a worst case estimate because it assumes the ponds are always <br />full. <br />HGTI paid a one-time depletion charge to mitigate potential impacts and <br />support recovery activities for the endangered fishes to the National <br />Fish and Wildlife Foundation in September, 1997. <br />The previously outlined procedures will be implemented to minimize disturbances <br />and adverse impacts on fish and wildlife and related environmental values during <br />and after operation of the Laadout facility. Enhancement of these resources will <br />be achieved following reclamation of the facility by restoring the approximate <br />original contour of the land, removal of all structures and barriers (fences and <br />rail lines), and timely revegetation with species compatible with the post- <br />operational land use. Displaced species which have the capacity to exploit the <br />habitat created by reclamation activities will utilize developing reclaimed areas. <br />Additional enhancement activities are considered to be infeasible or impractical <br />due to the limited size of the disturbance area, its configuration, and <br />surrounding land use activities. <br />Literature Cited <br />Avian Power Line Interaction Committee (APLIC), 1994. Mitigating Bird Collisions <br />with Power Lines: The State o£ the Art in 1994. Developed in cooperation with <br />The Edison Electric Institute and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. <br />APLIC, 1996. Suggested Practices for Raptor Protection on Power Lines: The State <br />of the Art in 1996. Developed in cooperation with The Edison Electric <br />Institute and Raptor Research Foundation <br />APLIC, 2005. Avian Protection Plan (APP) Guidelines - Draft. Developed in <br />cooperation with The Edison Electric Institute and II.S. Fish and Wildlife <br />Service. p.84 <br />TR-07 6 Revised 03/06 <br />
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