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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
2/21/2006
Doc Name
2005 Annual Reclamation Report
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Western Fuels-Colorado, LLC
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DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
Annual Reclamation Report
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D
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n <br />u <br />VeOetation Measurements /ar Bond Release: New Horizon Mine NH1 f 0 Acre Site and Reverence Area <br />exceed 70 samples; because it appeared that mean produdion at NH1 would exceed the <br />reference area standard, we dipped 30 plots, the minimum required for the "reverse" null <br />hypothesis test (see following sedion). <br />Statistical Comparisons <br />The reference area "standard' for live perennial cover and herbaceous produdion was <br />established as 90°k of the mean values measured for the reference area. The mean value for <br />live perennial cover at the NH1 '10-acre site was greater than the standard, so no statistical <br />comparison was necessary. The mean value for herbaceous produdion at the NH1 10.acre site <br />was compared to fhe standard using the'reverse° null hypothesis test. Under the reverse null <br />approach, aone-sided t-test with alpha enor probability of 0.20 is used to test the null <br />hypothesis that the redaimed area sample mean is less than or equal to the reference standard <br />(90% of the reference area sample mean). A t-statistic is calculated as <br />where <br />x =Reclaimed area sample mean <br />Q =Reference standard (90% of reference area sample mean) <br />S, =Standard error of reclaimed area sample mean (s / Jn) <br />s =Sample standard deviation <br />n =Sample size <br />t° = Calculated t value <br />t<= Table t value (one-tailed, alpha=0.20, n-1 degrees of freedom) <br />If>c is greater than ythen the null hypothesis is rejeded, and rovegetation is deemed successful <br />far the parameter being tested. <br />4.0 RESULTS. <br />A list of common and sdentific names of plant spades appears in Appendix A <br />Vegetation Cover <br />Table 1 shows vegetation cover measured at 14 t4 transeds at the reference area. Table 2 <br />shows vegetation cover measured at 25 transacts at the NH1 10-atxe site. Sample adequacy <br />values are also shown at the bottom of each table. Mean cover at the reference area was <br />23.1 %; the reclamation standard is equal l0 90% of the mean, or 20.0°h. Mean cover at the <br />NH1 10.acre site was 39.7%, which exceeds the reclamation standard and so revegelalion for <br />cover is deemed complete. <br />Vegetation Production <br />Table 3 shows herbaceous produdion measured at 26 plots in the reference area. Table 4 <br />shows herbaceous produdion measured at 30 plots in the NHt 10-acre site. Sample adequacy <br />values are shown at the bottom of each table. Mean production at the reference area was <br />Bf0-Logic Envlronmsnhl <br />September 2005 <br />• <br />13 <br />
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