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The CDOW requests that CAM prepare a Spill Prevention Plan including spill location stations for sites that are high risk with little opportunity to easily contain a spill, and locations adjacent to drainages. The CDOW also requests that CAM notify the DOW of any spill, accident or release of chemicals, fuel, or other contaminant material in a riparian area or entering a stream, wetland or water body. In regard to mitigation, we support the ideas suggested in the reports. A conclusion as to whether those actions will adequately compensate for wildlife impacts will hinge on the amount of habitat the mitigation ideas are applied to. Without that knowledge, we are unable to make a recommendation on the adequacy of the impact mitigation plan. Our staff appreciates the opportunity to comment at this stage of the process. Aquatic Biologist Lori Martin has collected detailed information on pit liners and their utilization, and can share those references with you. Our staff is available to discuss these recommendations in further detail if you desire. Sincerely, Ron D. Velarde Northwest Regional Manager CC. JT Romatzke, Area Wildlife Manager Paul Creeden, District Wildlife Manager file. Attach. Rebuttal Statement of the Colorado Division of Wildlife In the Matter of Proposed Revision to the Classification and Numeric Standards for the Lower Colorado River Basin, Regulation #37 (SCCR 1002-37) Reverence Karpowitz, J.F. 2006 Range-wide Conservation Agreement and Strategy for Roundtail Chub (Gila robusta), Bluehead Sucker (Castatomus discobolus), and Flannelmouth Sucker (Castomus latipinnis). Utah Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife Resources Publication Number 06-18. Document available online at: http•//wildlife state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/C0157052-214D-4E9D-B9C3- CCCE989EE715/0/ChubSuckerRangewideConservationAgreementandStrategy010407.pdf