PERMFILE68569

• Permit No: M1992058
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 7/15/1992
• Doc Name: WILDLIFE QUESTIONNAIRE
• Section_Exhibit Name: TR8S-R11E-S6 M-92-058
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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They following information pertaining to wildlife is provide~~G
use by Mined Land Reclamation Board in their consideration of a E~~~GV
mining permit for:
MICA-WHITE; SILICA & MICA MINE; T48S-R11E-S6; M-92-058
Name/Type and Location of Mine (Legal)
Wildlife Species List: Mule Deer, Mountain Lion, Black Bear,
Bobcat, Coyote, Grey Fox, Ringtail Cat, Merriam's Turkey.
Endangered/Critical Species/Impacted: None known. Probably will
cause temporary disturbance to mule deer.
Critical Habitats/Vegetative Communities Impacted: The predominant
habitat type is Pinyon-Juniper with interspersion of Gambel's Oak.
The are is quite arid with very little vegetative understory. No
critical or endangered species known.
Assessment of impact: Minimal impact to the wildlife resource as
a result of mining activity.
Mine Reclamation Recommendations (include key species/habitats for
which restoration is designed): Mule Deer and Turkey would
probably benefit most from proper reclamation efforts. Planting of
Gambels Oak and revegetation with native grasses should be
incorporated into the reclamation plan.
Prepared By: Willie Travnicek, DWM Date: 07-13-92
Submitted By: Dave Lovell, Wildlife Biologist Date: 07-13-92
This statement is void if not processed within 1 year.
This analysis does not constitute approval of application.