2008-06-09_PERMIT FILE - C1980007 ‎(5)‎

• Permit No: C1980007
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 6/9/2008
• Doc Name: Exhibit 79 Deer Creek Shaft and E Seam Methane Drainage Wells Project Final-August 2007
• Section_Exhibit Name: Exhibit 80 Drilling Activities - TR111
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Alternatives Considered in Detail
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Table 2-1
Design Criteria
Topic Design Criteria for the Proposed Action
3. Roads will be kept clear of slides, fallen timber, and overhanging Federal Coal
brush which obstructs visibility.* Lease
Stipulation
4. Gravel or other selected surfacing material will not be bladed off of Road Use
roads. Permit
5. Two segments of existing full-size road upgrades (totaling Colorado
approximately'/z mile) in Poison Gulch conncecting to Elijah Park Division of
will remain open after project completion to allow public hunting Wildlife,
access as recommended by Colorado Division of Wildlife to Elijah BMP, Paonia
Park (January 2007). The remainder of Poison Gulch will be Ranger
decommissioned to a System ATV trail at the end of project use District
(primary current use).
6. Existing "loop" road in T 13S, R 90W Section 33 and T 14S, R Colorado
90W Section 4 will be decommissioned by obliteration at the end of Division of
the project, but existing spurs in T 14S, R 90W, W 1/2 Section 4 Wildlife,
connecting Deer Creek Road to private land will remain open to BMP
allow public hunting and private access without duplication of
routes as recommended by Colorado Division of Wildlife.
7. MCC must provide specific improvement and use parameters using Forest Plan,
the AASHTO design criteria (Guideline for geometric design of AASHTO
very low volume roads (2001 edition) and Design guide for Design
pavement structures (1993 edition}) for public roads (Service Standard,
Levels 3, 4 and 5) or as approved by Forest Engineer, to be Road Use
designed by a Colorado Registered Permit (FSM
2733.04b and
FSM 7730),
36 CFR 228
E
8. Professional Engineer, and submitted for USFS approval for each Forest Plan,
road segment. The Engineer's recommendations must be approved AASHTO
and implemented before any project related traffic may use that part Design
of the NFSR system. During the course of the project the Forest Standard,
Service will provide oversight of road improvement activities and Road Use
continued FS Engineering/FS designee monitoring of road Permit (FSM
conditions resulting from project related traffic. Temporary roads 2733.04b and
that are not open to the public are not subject to AASHTO FSM 7730),
engineering standards for low volume roads. 36 CFR 228
E
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