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1994-10-19_PERMIT FILE - M1994093
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1994093
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/19/1994
Doc Name
DAHLIA NORTH RESOURCES PIT MLRB 112 PERMIT APPLICATION CITY OF COMMERCE CITY CNTY OF ADAMS COLORADO
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• <br /> feel that the wildlife values of the reservoir will serve as reasonable mitigation for the loss of <br /> these isolated habitats. If the area is reclaimed for some other purpose than water storage, we <br /> would need to know what the proposed land use would be to determine what if any mitigation <br /> • might be reasonable. <br /> 5) Small Wetland/Tree/Grass Habitat at East Side of Property -We would prefer to see this <br /> area remain in place. If it must be removed for mining, we suggest that additional plantings be <br /> made in the various buffer zones previously mentioned. We can discuss specifics on this later <br /> • if necessary. <br /> 6) Small Pond/Riparian Complex - As I understand it, no mining is proposed here, but the <br /> possibility is being explored of making a donation of this land for open space purposes. This <br /> might be a good idea and we will be happy to discuss it further if you like. <br /> • Finally, I should comment that if water storage reservoirs are indeed selected as the end use, <br /> we would like to discuss the possibility of perhaps maintaining a fishery in them and allowing <br /> some public fishing opportunity. <br /> I hope these comments help scope out our concerns. Obviously, we probably will need to <br /> 0 discuss lots of these ideas further. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Dave Weber <br /> Habitat Biologist <br /> ♦ cc: Kari Doerr, DWM <br /> Jim Satterfield, Fishery Biologist <br /> Darryl Todd, Asst. Reg. Mgr. <br /> • <br /> • <br /> • <br /> • <br />
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