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DRMS Permit Index
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C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
5/14/2010
Doc Name
Incompleteness Responses
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Mountain Coal Company
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DRMS
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TR121
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TAK
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Limited-Results Archaeological Survey Form (Page 2 of 10) <br />11. Size of Undertaking (acres): The undertaking as defined for this inventory consists of a total of 398.75 acres, <br />which excludes areas that have been previously inventoried for cultural resources. <br />Size of Project (if different): 150.89 acres were intensively inventoried for cultural resources - see "Comments" <br />below. <br />12. Nature of the Anticipated Disturbance: Preparation of the drill sites will require removal of vegetation and <br />substantial ground disturbance using heavy machinery within drill pads estimated to be roughly one-half acre in <br />size. New access roads will be constructed and existing roads upgraded. <br />13. Comments: See Comments under Project Location below for additional information. <br />III. PROJECT LOCATION <br />Please attach a photocopy of USGS Quad. clearly showing the project :location. The Quad. should be <br />clearly labeled with the Prime Meridian, Township, Range, Section(s), Quad. map name, size, and date. <br />Please do not reduce or enlarge the photocopy. <br />14. Description: The project areas are located in Gunnison County, Colorado, on lands administered by the USDA <br />Forest Service, Gunnison National Forest (Figures 1-3). <br />15. Legal Location: Quad. Map: Somerset, Minnesota Pass Date(s): 1964 (photorevised 1978), 1964 <br />(photorevised 1979), respectively <br />Principal Meridian: 6th ® _ NM ? Ute ? <br />NOTE: Only generalized subdi vision ("quarter quarters") within each section is needed <br />Township: 13S Range: 90 W Sec.: 32 1/4s S %2 <br />Township: 13S Range: 90 W Sec.: 33 1/4s S 1/2 <br />Township: 13S Range: 90 W Sec.: 34 1/4s S %2, S %2 <br />Township: 13S Range: 90 W Sec.: 35 1/4s SW SW <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 1 1/4s NW NW <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 2 1/4s All <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 3 1/4s All <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 4 1/4s All <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 5 1/4s N %2 <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 9 1/4s NE NE <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 10 1/4s N %2 <br />Township: 14S Range: 90 W Sec.: 11 1/4s N %2, NW <br />16. Total number of acres surveyed: An estimated 150.89 acres were intensively inventoried. <br />17. Comments: The project comprised the archaeological inspection of 87 drill locations and 6 miles of <br />associated access roads. As shown on the attached maps (Figures 2 and 3), intensive inventory was feasible - and <br />carried out - at only 62 drill locations and within approximately 3.53 miles of access road. Within these parcels and <br />access road corridors, all open areas with visible ground on slopes less than 30 percent were intensively examined <br />for cultural resources. The amount of area within each parcel or road corridor that could be inventoried varied <br />widely, from a minimum of about 1 percent to a maximum of around 80 percent. The remaining parcels and road <br />segments were unsurveyable because of a combination of steep (i.e., greater than 30%) slopes, dense brush that <br />prevented or restricted access, and heavy vegetative cover that obscured the ground surface and rendered <br />traditional archaeological survey methods virtually useless. Many of these parcels and road segments were field <br />checked or visually confirmed to be too steep or too heavily vegetated for survey. Others were determined to have <br />slopes in excess of 30% using the USGS slope indicator in conjunction with the 7.5 minute series topographic map <br />(Minnesota Pass) of the project area. Therefore, only a relatively small percentage of the project area was actually <br />intensively inventoried for cultural resources.
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