2012-04-17_PERMIT FILE - M2012016

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habitat. Major species using the area are Mule Deer and Elk and likely prefer unit 66 due
to cover provided by the scattering of pinon/juniper.
130
(See text for definitions of "good," "fair," "poor," and "very poor.' Absence of an entry indicates that the
soil was not rated]
Allay Variant
2':
Arle
90
Soil name and
map symbol
Ansari
Rock outcrop.
3. 4
Arvada
Climate:
1 ; ; 10 will have- -
Month iAveregelAveragelAverage( 1
daily ; daily ' daily ; Maximum 1 Minimum
meximum;minimuml Itemperatureltemperature
; , f higher ; lower
I ( than -- I than --
January - - - -; 36.2 1 9.2 1 22.7 I
February - - -; 42.9 ; 15.4 I 29.2 ; ;
March ; 52.2 ; 22.6 1 37.4
' 62.9 ' 29.9 I 46.4
April
May
June
July
August
September
1
1 73.9 1 37.7 I 55.8 1
;
83.3 1 44.0 1 63.7 ■
;
i 89.6 1 50.5 ; 1 70.1
1
86.8 I 49.4 ' 68.1 1
1
78.9 1 39.8
59.4
October - - - -, 67.5 1 30.5. 49.0
1 1 1
November - - -; 50.6 1 21.2 1 35.9 I
; 1
December - - -1 37.9 1 11.4 I 24.7 I
; I I
I ;
Year I 63.6 1 30.1 1 46.9 1 1
1 I ;
TABLE 12.-- WILDLIFE HABITAT POTENTIALS
1 Potential for habitat elemen4a Potential•ac habitat�pr --
;L'rain 1 ;Wild ( ( i 1 I Open- ; Mood- I Range-
l and IGrasses;herba- (Hard- IConif- IShrubatWetlandIShallow; land ; land ;Wetland; land
;seed 1 and I CCOUS; wood ; erousl ;plants 1 water ; wild- I wild- I wild- 1 wild-
'
:crops ;leRuales'1 plants 3 trees plants; ! 1 areas S life ! life 1 life I life
1 1 1 1 i I
;Very Very ;Fair I - -- ; - -- IFair ;Very ;Very ;Poor ; - -- IVery (Fair.
I poor. poor. I I 1 1 ; poor. 1 poor. l i 1 poor.
I 1 I 1 ; I ; ; I I
1 I I I
(Very Very IFair 1 - -- ; - -- ;Fair IVery ;Very !Poor ; - -- IVery IFair.
1 poor. poor. 1 I I ; 1 poor. 1 poor. 1 I I poor.
1 I 1 I I
;Very ;Very ;Poor ; - -- I - -- ;Poor IVery IVery ;Very ; - -- ;Very Poor.
1 poor.; poor. I 1 ; ; ; poor. ' poor. poor. . i poor.
I ; 1 1
( i I ( 1 ; t I t
I I 1 i I
;Very (Very (Poor ; - -- ; - -- 'very ;Poor ;Very (Very (Very
poor.! poor. i I 1 ( poor.; 1 poor. ; poor. i poor.
I
TABLE 1. -- TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION DATA'
Temperature'
1 ( 2 years in
53
61
73
80
89
96
98
96
93
84
69
61
98
16
23
31
38
36
25
15
1
-13
-
1 1 12 years in 101
I Average 1 1 will have -- 1 Average
;number ofiAveragel I number of
1 growing 1 1 Less I More Idays with
; degr88 ; ;than -- than- -10.10 inch
days ; ■ ; or more
t 1 1
n n n
-18 16 I 0.90 1 0.31 1.36
-12 ; 33 ; 0.73 1 0.25 ; 1.11
3 I 69 1 0.70 1 0.28 i 1.04
14 ; 201 1 0.83 1 0.50 ; 1.11
490
711 1 3 0.88 1 0.21 1 1.41
933 1 0.82 1 0.27 1.25
l I
871 ; 1.32 ; 0.55 ; 1.93
582 i 1.03 0.28 1.62
285 I 1.27 1 0.40 i 1.96
40 I 0.85 1 0.45 1.17
4,242
(
1 I ;
1 0.82 1 0.19 ; 1.31
11 i 1.10
i 11.25
;Very
poor.
Precipitation'
0.43 i 1.57
8.61 ;13.62 1 36
; 1
SOIL SURVEY
3
2
3
3
3
2
3
4
3
3
3
4
SOIL SURVEY
I
;
;Average
Isnowfall
n
13.5
8.5
4.6
1.8
.0
.0
.o
.0
.3
.8
5.9
14.5
1 19.9
'Recorded in the period 1951 -74 at Rifle, CO.
"A growing degree day is an index of the amount of heat available for plant growth. It can be calculated
by adding the maximum and minimum daily temperatures, dividing the sum by 2, and subtracting the temperature
below which growth is minimal for the principal crops In the area (40 F1.