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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996083
IBM Index Class Name
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Doc Date
2/24/2010
Doc Name
Complete Text Submittal - 2.05, Vol III Tab 1
Type & Sequence
PR12
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0 2.05.4(2)(e) <br />Since the intent of the revegetation plan is to balance the grass forage <br />production against the shrub cover needs of wildlife, no woody stem density <br />success criteria shall apply to any of the reclaimed areas. However, the <br />Operator plant some small shrub clumps (from one two three acres in size) <br />interspersed throughout the reclaimed area as shown on Map 18. The <br />shrub clumps will not be subjected to any intensive management <br />measures. However, the clumps will be temporarily fenced if wildlife <br />browsing proves to be a limiting factor in the establishment of the shrub <br />clumps. The boundaries of the shrub clumps will be marked in the field. <br />Revegetation success standards for vegetation communities disturbed at the <br />loadout are presented in the February 2001 Baseline Vegetation Inventory in <br />Volume III, Tab 5. <br />The operator will perform additional field studies during the 2009 calendar <br />year to address mountain shrub /xeric mountain shrub community delineation, <br />reference area comparability, and success demonstration approaches. The <br />report/revision will be submitted during the first quarter of 2010. <br />(vii) Soil Testing Plan <br />Immediately prior to seeding, fertilizer will be applied to enhance root <br />development in the range seedings. The actual type and amount of fertilizer <br />applied will be determined by the analysis of random soil samples taken from <br />the surface one foot of redistributed topsoil material. Known plant nutrient <br />requirements will be compared to the soil fertility analyses to determine <br />fertilizer requirements. At a minimum, the soil will be tested for a deficiency of <br />Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium. <br />(2)(f) Disposal of Debris, Acid - Forming and Toxic Forming Materials <br />There is no indication that any acid - forming or toxic forming materials will be <br />encountered on site. Refer to Section 2.04.6(a)(iii)(D). Please refer to Section <br />2.05.3(8) for a discussion of the applicant =s plans to handle debris and non - <br />coal waste. <br />If sustained combustion of debris or non -coal waste becomes a problem the <br />applicant will be prepared to react appropriately. Chemical fire extinguishers <br />will be available in the shop warehouse area and. on mobile equipment. A <br />water truck will be available to respond to any problem area. Earth moving <br />equipment may be available to smother a fire if necessary. <br />PR -12 2.05-79 02/10 <br />
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