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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981017
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GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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Bid Documents (IMP)
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General Correspondence
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ems■ <br /> — in-L-c-3nounwnsoi�, <br /> Samples were placed in clean paper bags and labeled. All samples were sent to <br /> Accu-Labs Research, Inc. , 'Wheat Ridge, Colorado for analysis. Analytical <br /> methods are shown in Table 30. <br /> RESULTS <br /> Vegetation sampling data were compiled from original field sheets and tabulated <br /> by computer. Tables 19 through 23 show the tabulated data and data summaries <br /> for each vegetation type in the gas well road inventory area. Tables 31 <br /> through 33 show the results of the soils inventory for the gas well road <br /> corridor. <br /> Precipitation during the 1984 growing season was much higher than average, <br /> according to data from near Redstone, Colorado provided by Mid-Continent. For <br /> the months of May through August, precipitation was 70 percent higher in 1984 <br /> than the average of the previous6 years. Measurements of vegetation cover and <br /> production made during years of higher than average precipitation would be <br /> expected to reflect better than average growing conditions. <br />
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