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C1981019
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
12/6/2011
Doc Name
Environmental Assessment for Lease by Application Collom Lease Tract (COC-68590
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Jennifer Maiolo- BLM
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JHB
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WW1 <br />Environmental Scientists and Engineers, LLC <br />rehabilitated which would include recontouring, topsoiling, and revegetating with native <br />species. Once reclamation is complete, wildlife would likely return to the area. The <br />proposed action would not preclude this standard from being met in the long term. <br />4.5.2 Special Status, Threatened and Endangered Species (animal) <br />Standard <br />The proposed lease area provides habitat for the bald eagle, a species listed as threatened <br />under the Endangered Species Act. The proposed lease area also provides habitat for <br />Greater sage - grouse and Columbian sharp -tail grouse. Both are BLM sensitive species <br />and Colorado species of special concern. This standard would not be met while the coal <br />mine is active. After mining ceases, the lease area would be fully rehabilitated which <br />would include re- contouring, topsoiling, and re- vegetating with native species. Both <br />grouses would be expected to inhabit the area once rehabilitation is completed. The <br />proposed action would not preclude this standard from being met in the long term. <br />4.5.3 Plant and Animal Community (plant) Standard <br />Several different plant communities occur on the proposed lease area that provide <br />livestock grazing and wildlife habitat. After mining ceases, the lease area would be fully <br />rehabilitated which would include recontouring, topsoiling, and revegetating with native <br />species. The post- mining land use is rangeland which includes wildlife habitat. The <br />proposed action would not preclude this standard from being met. <br />4.5.4 Special Status, Threatened and Endangered Species (plant) Standard <br />There are no BLM sensitive species or state and federal listed threatened or endangered <br />plant species within or in the vicinity of the proposed action. This standard would not <br />apply. <br />4.5.5 Riparian System Standard <br />Riparian systems within the proposed lease area are minimal. This standard would not <br />apply. <br />4.5.6 Water Quality Standard <br />The water standard would not be compromised on the proposed lease area. After mining <br />ceases, the lease area would be fully rehabilitated which would include re- contouring, <br />topsoiling, and re- vegetating with native species. The proposed action would not preclude <br />this standard from being met. <br />4.5.7 Upland Soils Standard <br />This standard would be met. After mining ceases, the lease area would be fully <br />rehabilitated which would include re- contouring, topsoiling, and re- vegetating with <br />native species. The proposed action would not preclude this standard from being met. <br />P. PROJEC FS'Cok. 0I SS EA Final Collom I 00 LA.: <br />56 <br />
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