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2011-02-04_PERMIT FILE - C1980005 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
2/4/2011
Doc Name
OPERATION AND RECLAMATION PLANS
Section_Exhibit Name
Rule 2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans
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Reclamation Reporting <br />The Annual Reclamation Report will be submitted by March 30th of each year and will <br />report those items required by 2.04.13(1). Additionally, the following information will be <br />included: <br />• Annual herbicide applications and weed and pest control measures <br />• Summary report on livestock grazing management, pasture use, estimated AUMs and <br />forage utilization on reclaimed lands <br />• Results of sediment pond surveys (when conducted) <br />Reveutation Chronology <br />Approximately 3.1 acres were seeded in year 2002 and 55.7 acres were seeded in 2003, <br />with remaining 207.9 seeded prior to 2000. See Map 2.05-M2, Revegetation Chronology, <br />for seeding locations by year. <br />2.05A(2)(e)(vi) Determining Revegetation Success <br />Revegetation success will be determined based on the results of revegetation monitoring in <br />accordance with the applicable Sections of 4.15.7, Determining Revegetation Success - <br />General Requirements and Standards, 4.15.8, Revegetation Success Criteria, and 4.15.11, <br />Revegetation Sampling Methods and Statistical Demonstrations for Revegetation Success. <br />At the time of revegetation success evaluations and periodically during monitoring, <br />quantitative vegetation data will be collected from the mountain brush and sagebrush <br />reference areas established for the Seneca II mine. These reference areas were established <br />to represent the primary native communities in and around the Seneca II Mine. The <br />reference area standard will be determined by weight averaging the cover or production <br />data from the two reference areas based on 83 % of the original extent of mountain brush <br />and 17 % of the original extent of sagebrush on premine lands affected by mining. <br />Revegetation success will comply with Section 4.15.11 and will be evaluated based on the <br />parameters of cover, production, diversity, and woody plant density by comparing <br />statistically adequate quantitative data from the reclaimed area and vegetation reference <br />areas or approved technical standards. The plan presented in Appendix 13-13 "Vegetation <br />Evaluation Procedures for Testing Reclamation Adequacy for Phase III Bond Release" <br />remains in effect, with the exception of certain clarifications presented in this Section <br />2.05.4(2)(e)(vi) of Volume 14. Sampling and statistical methods and success criteria for <br />vegetation cover for Phase II bond release are consistent with the methods and criteria <br />described for Phase III bond release, with the exception that vegetation cover success for <br />Phase II release requires only a single year. <br />Note that vegetation sampling for bond release success demonstration for the Seneca II <br />permit area will be conducted completely independent of vegetation sampling for bond <br />release success demonstration in the adjacent Sage Creek permit area (which was <br />originally a part of the Seneca II permit area). This means that any Phase II or Phase III <br />bond release applications for the Seneca II permit area will be supported by statistically <br />PR-02 2.05.4-2 11/10
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