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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
6/2/2011
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Vegetation Survey
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.04.10
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MLT
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• <br />plants encountered were: Common Cattail, Spreading Bentgrass, Tall Fescue and Blackcreeper <br />Sedge contributed 14.23, 12.03, 6.78 and 5.64 percent, respectively, of the total relative cover on <br />this area. <br />The locations of the 15 cover sampled in the Wetland predisturbance area are shown on Map <br />2.04.10 -1, Permit Area Vegetation Map. The sample adequacy calculations in Appendix Table <br />2.04.10 -2, New Horizon North Mine Area - Sample Adequacy Calculations, document that the <br />number of samples required to describe this site at the 90 percent confidence interval was 2.2 <br />transects. <br />Production. The results obtained from the sampling of 50 production transects on this area are <br />summarized in Appendix Table 2.04.10 -19, Wetland - Production. This table shows that the <br />average total herbaceous forage production on this site equaled 141.34 g /1/4 m or 5,037.4 <br />pounds of air dry forage per acre. Perennial grasses and grasslikes contributed 128.63 g/1 /4 m or <br />91.01 percent of the herbaceous forage produced on this area. Perennial forbs, contributed 12.71 <br />g/1 /4 m or 8.99 percent of the herbaceous forage production on this area. <br />The locations of the 50 production transects sampled for this site are shown on Map 2.04.10 -1, <br />Permit Area Vegetation Map. The sample adequacy calculations in Appendix Table 2.04.10 -2, <br />New Horizon North Mine - Sample Adequacy Calculations, document that the number of <br />samples required to describe this site at the 90 percent confidence interval was 44.2 transects. <br />Shrub Density. The shrub density counts obtained from the 15 belt transects sampled in this <br />area are summarized in Appendix Table 2.04.10 -20, Wetland - Shrub Density. The average shrub <br />density was determined to equal 67.73 shrubs per one hundred square meters or 2,725.0 shrubs <br />per acre. Sandbar Willow and Russian Olive were the only shrubs encountered. <br />The locations of the 15 shrub density transects sampled in the Wetland predisturbance area are <br />shown on Map 2.04.10 -1, Permit Area Vegetation Map. Examination of the sample adequacy <br />calculations in Appendix Table 2.04.10 -2, New Horizon North Mine Area - Sample Adequacy <br />Calculations, reveals the number of samples required to describe the shrub density on this area at <br />the 90 percent confidence interval was 388.7 transects. <br />DESCRIPTION OF MINOR PREDISTURBANCE AREA VEGETATION TYPES <br />ROADS <br />Since the proposed NHN Mine permit area is based upon the boundaries of the west half of <br />Section 25, included with this study area are paved and unpaved roads. The paved roads include <br />Montrose County Road AA, located on the south side, Montrose County Road 26.00 located on <br />the west side and Montrose County Road 26.50, located on the east side of the proposed mine <br />area. Montrose County Road Z is located on the north side of the area and is a gravel road. <br />Section 2.04.10 Page 18 April 2011 <br />
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