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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
1/13/2012
Doc Name
Preliminary Adequacy Review No. 3 (Emailed)
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Marcia Talvitie
To
Murari Shrestha
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C -2010 -089 PARNos. 1- 1A -1B, 2- 2A -2B, 3 <br />New Horizon North Mine Page 28 of 60 <br />5. The last paragraph of this section refers to the "amendment" area. Presumably the intended <br />reference is to the NHN Mine permit area. Please revise this sentence accordingly. It nt <br />6. Map 2.04:11 -1 - NHN Mine Wildlife Map <br />a) A heavy pink line surrounds the area depicted on the map. In the Legend, this symbol <br />is described as Proposed North Adjacent Permit Area, which is not the case. Please <br />revise the description and/or location of the line. Item resolved in May -2011 esl)onsee <br />b) Please revise this map (enlarging it, if necessary) to clearly show the boundaries of each <br />fish or wildlife survey previously conducted. Iteiit solve i 1 t�l,- 01 ] r °,.slow . <br />c) Three separate lists of vegetation /land use are provided in the legend, and all appear in <br />black print. On the map, land uses are all shown in turquoise. In order to make the map <br />easier to read, please assign a different color to each list in the legend, and use the same <br />color scheme on the map. Item resolved i r�r -2 7,11 resImns . <br />2.04.12 Prime Farmland Investigation <br />Reference to NRCS Soil Survey of Montrose County, Colorado shows one soil mapping unit <br />found on the proposed permit area is listed as "prime farmland if irrigated ". This soil <br />mapping unit corresponds to the Nyswonger 14% slopes. WFC provided a demonstration <br />to declassify this mapping unit as prime farmland on the proposed permit area. WFC <br />provided data from soil test pits, chemical analysis from baseline soil sampling, historic land <br />use information, lack of irrigation on this mapping unit, and slopes that exceed the prime <br />farmland definition. The Division also notes that NRCS Montrose County, Colorado Soil <br />Survey continues to show the "Rice Tract" reclaimed lands in S '/z SW '/4 Section 25 T47N, <br />R 16W of the New Mexico P.M. as Nyswonger soils. The reclaimed NH1 land would not <br />have the same soil properties as undisturbed Nyswonger soils. WFC's soil survey did not <br />identify any soils that qualify as Nyswonger, or any other mapping units that qualify as <br />prime farmland (irrigated or not). As required by Rule 2.04;12(3), please provide a Letter <br />from WFC to the local NRCS representative requesting a negative determination for prime <br />farmlands. The NRCS response regarding prime farmlands must also be included in the <br />permit application package. <br />A negative determination from the NRCS for the presence of Prime Farmlands has been <br />provided. Ite nt reso&ed in lv (e17- 2012 res1witse, <br />2.04.13 Annual Reclamation Report <br />1. The PAP does not address the requirements of 2.04.13. Please provide anew section <br />2.04.13 in the application which addresses the Annual Reclamation Report submittal <br />requirements for the NHN Mine. Item r s h,ern in At -2011 res s e <br />2.05 - OPERATION AND RECLAMATION PLANS <br />2.05.2 Operation Plan - Estimated Area for Life of Operation <br />
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