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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981019
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Revision
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12/27/2010
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Updated Dec 10 2007 Phase II Bond Release Evaluation
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Colowyo/Cedar Creek
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Field sampling for the directly measurable variable of ground cover was systematically conducted <br />from July 27 through August 2, 2007. The growing season prior to and during the sampling period could <br />be qualitatively characterized as above average with regard to recent year's precipitation. Sampling <br />occurred immediately following the peak of growth in July. Field efforts in 2007 were conducted by or <br />under the direct supervision of, Cedar Creek's Senior Range Ecologist, Mr. Steven R. Viert, Senior Plant <br />Ecologist, Mr. Erik M. Mohr, and /or Range Ecologist. Mr. Jesse H. Dillon. <br />The remainder of this document is divided into logical sections. Raw data tables are presented in <br />Appendix A. Acreages presented in this document are determined by Colowyo's engineering and /or <br />permitting department. <br />Precipitation data presented on Table P and Chart P is the average of two weather stations at the <br />Colowyo Mine (SCN16 and WSTPT). Precipitation in the project area was determined to be above <br />average when compared with the seven -year average for the 2006 / 2007 growing season (September <br />2006 through August 2007). However, this seven -year average is potentially below the actual long -term <br />average for the mine given that 2001 through 2004 are recognized as below- average precipitation years <br />region wide (drought years). For example, the nearest official weather station (Craig 4SW) received only <br />44% of its average precipitation in 2001, 61% in 2002, 86% in 2003, and 83% in 2004. Given this <br />analysis the long -term average precipitation at the Colowyo mine is most likely in the 19 inch range as <br />opposed to the recent seven -year average of 17.14 inches. Therefore, precipitation during the 2006 / <br />2007 growing season (20.46 inches) was most likely only somewhat above average as opposed to well <br />above average. Precipitation during the growing season was about average with April, May, and June <br />exhibiting 0.92, 1.67, and 0.30 inches, respectively. <br />CEDAR CREEK ASSOCIATES, Inc. Page 2 Colowyo Coal Company <br />2007 Phase II Evaluation (Updated Dec -10) <br />
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