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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977153
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/8/1977
Doc Name
APPLICATION FOR MINING & RECLAMATION PERMIT
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<br />~~ <br />SECTION H - WILDLIFE <br />The subject area, especially along the river, does <br />provide some cover for wildlife habitats. Brown or Norway <br />rat, skunks and mice appear to frequent the area along the <br />river. Some sightings of the red fox have also been made. <br />There appears to be family br families of muscrats <br />that have established permanent residence in the Bull Seep. <br />Bull Seep which empties into the So. Platte River at <br />applicant's property will not be disturbed and will remain <br />in its natural existing state. (See Mining Plan) <br />All of the above animals are quite common in Colorado <br />with two of them considered severe pests (mice and Norway <br />or Brown rat). <br />Of the Avian species, quite a few duck and some occasional <br />geese frequent the area; again, mainly along the river, Some <br />unidentified Fringillids (snarrow forms) were also observed. <br />Few, large existing cottonwoods along the river provide a <br />habitat for a number of magpies. No endangered species such <br />as the peregrine falcon have been observed on or near the <br />subject property. The same applies for the black-footed fer- <br />ret; no sightings by anyone have ever been recorded. <br />ct and Reclamation <br />Although the proposed water ski courses will, during <br />summer ski season, have same negative impacts to waterfowl <br />offseason, nevertheless, it should attract additional water- <br />fowl to the area. <br />Through tree planting-revegetation and total reclamation <br />process, as discussed earlier, including new lake areas to <br />be created, new and additional wildlife habitats will be <br />added in the area. The newly created lake area will improve-- <br />add new habitat for numerous species considered important to <br />man (ducks, geese and related waterfowl). <br />In addition, the lake <br />namely, fish, to the future <br />of the area. <br />will add a new form of wildlife; <br />enjoyment and recreational use <br />Conclusion <br />Although, some seasonal disturbance for waterfowl might <br />be created because of the proposed active recreational facility, <br />overall the proposed Hazeltine mining and reclamation program <br />will not have any significant impact upon Colorado wildlife. <br />-11- <br />
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