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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
8/20/1982
Doc Name
Response to Draft Findings
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CF & I Steel Corporation
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MLRB
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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D
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MAXWELL MINE <br /> File No. C-013-81 <br /> Response to Draft Findings Document <br /> VIIZ . Alluvia] Va.11_ey Floors (2 .06 .8 , .24 ) <br /> The generalized Land Use Map (Map 4 ) should not be construed <br /> as depicting the precise location of historica.J_7y irrigated <br /> lands . The purpose of the map is to illustrate the location <br /> of use practices with respect to each other as shown on the Las <br /> Animas County Land Use Map and as cited in the legend of Map 4 of <br /> the permit application. Plate 6A identifies the specific areas <br /> within the valley floors that have been historica,7_l,y irrigated. <br /> The maps utilized in the proper context eliminates the un- <br /> certainty expressed , and the need for a stipulation in the draft <br /> findings document . <br /> With respect to alluvial valley floor determination:; , CF&I <br /> is concerned about the Division ' s reluctance to evaluate on a <br /> regional basis rather than on a, site-specific basis . CFRrI has <br /> provided a substantive address to the consequences of its <br /> activities on the alluvial system. That address indicates the <br /> Purgatoire River valleys to be the only areas where irrigation <br /> has been historically practiced , where perennial stren,ms exist, <br /> where ground water is sufficiently abundn.nt to ^upport, hydro- <br /> ph,ytic vegetation and where topography is conducive to irrigation <br /> practices . References cited in Exhibit 6 , USG" publications on <br /> the geology and hydrology of the area, U .P, . Soil ConsPrva,t,ion <br /> ~ervice publications and known pending studies should provide <br /> sufficient information for the Division to determine that the <br /> north fork, mid-.fork and mainstem of the Purgatoire River are the <br /> only segments of the system that can reasonably be regarded as <br /> containing an alluvial_ val-ley floor . "hoiald the Division engage <br /> in such determination, the exercise would eliminate_ the <br /> imposition of a microscopic address to each of the side canyons <br /> tributary to the Purgatoire River . <br /> The accompanying letter from BLP7 is provided as an aid for <br /> the Division to find the north fork, mid-fork, south fork n.nd <br /> mninstem of the Purgatoire system to be of concern with respect <br /> to elements of alluvial val-ley floor determi.nnti_ons . ?Iad the <br /> tracts , subjects of the inventory , progressed to development , the <br /> current Division approach would dictate a, rigorous ,)II-ilvi.al <br /> valley determination for each of the canyon^ beyond the <br /> Picketwire Valley after the FLM had previously declared them <br /> suitable to mine. <br />
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