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<br />DESCRIPTION OF VEGETATION STUDY AREAS
<br />Area A:
<br />Pinus edulis, cL,; :n pine
<br />Juniperus scopnLordm, Rocky Mountain juniper
<br />2uercus gambeli, Gambel's oak
<br />The above named trees are dominate on the entire site. Exceptions
<br />will be noted. In addition, these plants were seen.
<br />^_hrysothamn.us ssp, rabbit bush : fairly common
<br />Yucca glauca, yucca and Mahonia repens, Oregon grape : com. .
<br />upper Area A with grasses common in lower Area A.
<br />Area B:
<br />The ports' area i�; mr -st.y devoid of vegetation. Ther_- are , few
<br />hi.ni.on nn: iniper :real remaining.
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<br />Area C:
<br />C'nara.,t. =r,a}I.ai'y fiinlGC, juniper, Gambel'� Qak, and Some shrubs as
<br />aias.:ri bed in Ar_ a D.
<br />Ar-a D:
<br />This is a compor:ite nbservaticn that is dominated by decidious
<br />shrubs. Identified species:
<br />Cercocarpa3 m:,nt_anus, mountain mohogany
<br />Ceanothus - -idleri, fendter ceanothus
<br />Amelanchier sp., service berry
<br />Peraph/ilue; - arnosissimum, squaw apple
<br />Opuntia ri_`ine,quei, prickly pear cactus. This ar-,j :ias a good
<br />flora .ow growing Forbes.
<br />Area r:
<br />Not ;igni.Eicantlly different from Area D; more oak and So.i,^
<br />3r:J^_- loafed composites.
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<br />Driminat�d 1 ;y pinion, jun`.!,�r, -ind GambeL's oak. Common plants
<br />ii prickly pear cads. and miscellaneous (orbs include:
<br />:T noricarpus, snowberry
<br />Juni ;eru= ot_ teosperma , ;,ti j.a::iper
<br />_ucca ,,Lauca, yucca
<br />'1-'I:aonia re trn; Oregon. ;rape
<br />_'I�ia tri.a- rrgta, s- i�a,,rlsh
<br />✓ir'_aally h,rP, but ;om� . >.:'1 `orbs observed.
<br />Ar-q H:
<br />feeI : gut'__ dclni ced by n�i:.on, juniper and oak aten❑ with
<br />rabbitb:-.i,h and ru,,(I A'.::) obs =rued were three specimens of
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<br />LEGEND:
<br />YIYY11I.iC/llJllllJlJ '
<br />= PERMIT BOUNDARY
<br />-------- ----------- = MINERAL RIGHTS BEING LEASED
<br />= OWNERSHIP BY LA PLATA COAL CORPORATION
<br />= VEGETATION BOUNDARY
<br />C:� = VEGETATION STUDY AREA a I.D. LETTER
<br />238 = BRUSHY LOAM (MOUNTAIN SHRUB)
<br />238S = BRUSHY LOAM - SHALEY ( MOUNTAIN SHRUB)
<br />PJrS = PINYON - JUNIPER - ROCKYSHALE
<br />PASTURELAND
<br />AREA OF PREVIOUS MINING DISTURBANCE
<br />SOURCE
<br />U.SD.A. S.C.S. LAND USE MAP M7 -0- 23444 -34
<br />PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS CERTIFICATION
<br />1, Wayne M. Dale, certify that this map was
<br />prepared under my supervision and all of the
<br />Information presented hereon is true and correct
<br />to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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<br />WAYNE M DALE P.E. 18688
<br />SCALE I'.' = 500'
<br />500, O 500' 1000
<br />CONTOUR INTERVAL = 40
<br />DATE
<br />t�P� 20 �,11� loN
<br />�q \N �y0� g1V4S
<br />��G�PpRP
<br />Permit Number
<br />Class:
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<br />Class:ORevision
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<br />Class: O Repotl 1 Hydro ,,.
<br />Doc Type:
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<br />DAPPlication (Coal only) ❑Bond ❑ En /omement ❑Inspection
<br />rp�o ••E M •.• v
<br />v; yN • Oq•, 9
<br />18688
<br />LA PLATA COAL CORPORATION
<br />*VEGETATION
<br />DRAWING NUMBER:
<br />LA PLATA COUNTY, COLORADO MAP 3
<br />SCALE: DATE: DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
<br />I 500' 04103187 CCB WMD
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