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Permit No
M2001046
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/23/2002
Doc Name
Concerns Regarding Wetland Mitigation Procedures
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Cynthia Parker
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DMG
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FROM :SRGE HILL FAX N0. :970 785 6034 Rpr. 22 2002 03:54PM P1 <br />Mr. Anthony J. Waldron <br />23 Apri12002 <br />Page 3 <br />C. I have not seen any mention in W WE's report as to the length of duration of this <br />proposed mitigation procedure. Is Owens Brothers committing to augmenting the <br />wetland from Minc Area 1 for the duration of the active mining or on a perpetual basis? <br />perpetuity, unless and until the wetland shall cease to exist for reasons other than the <br />Qty_r<ns_Brothers_mining_operations and subsequent lake leveling_etF~gta., <br />2. Stop Logs <br />Tn section 6,2.2. ofthe WWE report, it states that additional stop logs should be added to <br />the existing water control structure in the slough. <br />The water control structure in the wetland was put in place a few years ago under the <br />Wetland Reserve Program grarK. Before the water control structure was put in place, the <br />slough used to pond up due to silt creating a natural dam. We felt that the water corrtrol <br />structure would give greater control over managing the two functions of the slough, <br />which arc: (1) to recharge the wetland hydrology, and (2) to provide drainage for <br />neighboring farms so that those farmers do not encounter a seepage problem in their <br />fields. <br />While it is certainly possible to experiment with using additional stop-logs in the slough's <br />existing water control structure, any changes in the use of stop logs should be at the sole <br />discretion of the owner of the wetland, <br />3. Augmentation Using Last Chance Ditch Water <br />In section 6.2.3. of their report, W WE recommends that Last Chance Ditch water be <br />made available to augment the wetland while Mine Area l is being excavated. I agree <br />with this recommendation. <br />A. One concern I have regarding this matter is that Owens Brothers can currently <br />offer no guarantee that they can follow through on tfiis procedure as outlined in their <br />report. In a W WE letter to me dated April 18, 2002, it states: "Owens Rrvs. would be <br />willing to investigate building a simple headgate and lateral,jmm the .Side Hill Uiich io <br />the slough. They would work with the adJacenl properly owner and ditch company for <br />permission to do this." <br />Tn a phone conversation with Tug Martin of Banks & Gesso in November 2001 and again <br />in a letter dated January 30, 2002, I pointed out to Owens Brothers that no headgate <br />currerrtly exists in the Side Hill Ditch at the point from which they propose to divert the <br />Last Chance Ditch water to the wetland (mitigation Item Z, Figure 6, of WWE's report). <br />Also no ditch between the non-existent headgate and the wetland exists on my farm. In <br />the almost six months since I first drew their attention to these omissions, Owens <br />Brothers still dots not appear to have contacted the ditch company to determine whether <br />
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