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i attempt to analyze the pr•e-rnir~ir~g land use accordingly. R <br />complete history ~~f the La F'lata #1 ~_rr~der•gr•o~.rnd rnir~ir~g <br />operations is fa~_ir,d r_rr~der Fart c.i>ri.U4, C~_rlt~_iral and <br />Histc~r•ical Res~~~.rr•ce lr~for•rnatior~. The areas designated as <br />rangeland and cr~~pland show r~~r evidence that might indicate <br />the land use has charged within the pr~er_edi~ny five years. <br />M~_~st of the area r,~_rtside cif Hay Gulch has beery allowed t~-~ <br />r•er~tair~ ire its r~at~.rr•al state, r~ever• havir~q been devel~~ped f_~1• <br />ar~y ~.ise c~ther• thar~ tc~ facilitate ~.~r~der•gr•~=~~_rr~d rninir~g. <br />Land Cor~ditior~ Capa6r.lity grid F'r•od~.ictivity <br />The pr•eser~t cor~ditior~ c.f the permit ar-ea car. be described as <br />• poem for any ether rna.jor• ~_rse besides mining. A carn6inatic~n <br />of existinq rnininq and previo~.rs dist~.rr[~ance have led to this <br />cc~r~d i t i c ~r~. <br />The soils within the area t_r 6e disturbed 6y the s~_rrface <br />facilities ~=~f the i.rndergr~:~~.ind mine are lirciited in their <br />agrc~r~ornic ~_rsef~_rlr~ess. Eecause cif the c~~r~str•air~ts imp~~sed by <br />the topography, the existing s~.rr•face facilities are very <br />compact. Using the area c~ther• thar~ Hay G~.ilch itself for <br />land uses s~.rch as cc~rnrner•cial cr•oplar~d wo~_rld be extr•ernely <br />limited 6eca~.rse of the steep terrain and limited available <br />wat er•. <br />Hydrologic Capability <br />• Rs explained and detailed in the disc~_rssions ~.rnder the <br />~:. Q4-- <br />