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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
X201223103
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
5/24/2012
Doc Name
Cultural Resource Survey Form
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Pebody Sage Creek Mining, LLC
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DRMS
Email Name
KAG
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Limited - Results Archaeological Survey Form (Page 3 of 7) <br />17. Comments: There is no connected action between the seven drill sites. <br />IV. ENVIRONMENT <br />18. General Topographic Setting: The project area is located west of Twentymile Park and <br />northeast of the Hillberry Mountains. The town of Oak Creek is 15 miles southeast of the project <br />area via CR27. Two main drainages within the project area are Sage Creek and Scotchman's <br />Gulch. The area drains in a northerly direction, eventually emptying into the Yampa River. Much <br />of the area has been previously impacted via Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) activities <br />and power line construction projects. <br />Current Land Use: Livestock grazing and limited hunting. <br />19. Flora: Five drill sites (CCU77, 81, 83, 84 & 86) are in undisturbed areas with native vegetation <br />consisting of sagebrush, grasses, shrubs and forbs, while CCU31 & 75 are in areas that are <br />heavily vegetated with CRP grasses, a scattering of forbs, and a few small sagebrush plants. <br />20. Soils /Geology: Surface sediments are predominantly colluvial with evidence of some slope <br />washing activity. CCU31 is predominantly residual in nature and has been plowed and re- <br />vegetated. In general the surface soils are a dark brown clayey loam with low densities of <br />gravels and cobbles. Subsurface geology is composed of sandstone, shale and major coal beds <br />of the Williams Fork Formation which are sedimentary and igneous rocks from the Early Tertiary <br />and Late Cretaceous Age (Tweto 1979). <br />21. Ground Visibility: Surface visibility is considered good (at 50 %) for the five locations in native <br />undisturbed surfaces. CCU31 & 75 locations are poor surface visibility due to the thick CRP <br />grass cover; visibility is 20% in these areas. However, some areas afford views of the <br />subsurface via animal trails, two tracks, eroded areas, and rodent back dirt piles. <br />22. Comments: <br />V. LITERATURE REVIEW <br />23. Location of File Search: OAHP - Compass online database; BLM Little Snake FO phone <br />consultation <br />Dates: 4/12/2012 <br />24. Previous Survey Activity - In the project area: No previous cultural resource inventories have <br />covered the seven drill locations. <br />
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