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4,387,600_ <br />4,387 <br />4,386,400 <br />4,386,000 <br />4,385,600 <br />CD <br />0 <br />ci <br />a N <br />n N' <br />Entrance's <br />Quin y Ava tup <br />1 / <br />-,a� <br />Nil <br />5 <br />\ T l.. <br />75, <br />°- <br />i � ■■ <br />r■ a <br />om <br />49385,200 • <br />1 I <br />493849800 ; <br />f r I <br />rf! <br />0 <br />0 <br />N cy <br />Range 65 West Range 64 West <br />- - -- - -- - - ------------ .- - - - - - <br />{ 127 <br />4,387,600 ' <br />4,387,200 <br />4,386,800 <br />` ■r <br />49384,400 4 t <br />A. 0. ■ <br />4,384,000 <br />� `"�� t(' � ''�$;. `, •` \ it <br />�G 3• ■ <br />49383,600 <br />■■� ' J'; .. r ■ oail. ■ <br />413839200 <br />` <br />- - ..- - - .- •- • <br />• -...- ` <br />4,382,800 <br />o <br />w ( <br />(; <br />g I <br />I <br />e>_ � <br />� <br />49385,200 • <br />1 I <br />493849800 ; <br />f r I <br />rf! <br />0 <br />0 <br />N cy <br />Range 65 West Range 64 West <br />- - -- - -- - - ------------ .- - - - - - <br />{ 127 <br />4,387,600 ' <br />4,387,200 <br />4,386,800 <br />` ■r <br />49384,400 4 t <br />A. 0. ■ <br />4,384,000 <br />� `"�� t(' � ''�$;. `, •` \ it <br />�G 3• ■ <br />49383,600 <br />■■� ' J'; .. r ■ oail. ■ <br />413839200 <br />I <br />4,382,000 <br />4,381,6001 <br />49381,200 ----� <br />41380,800 <br />4,380,400 <br />4,380,000 <br />4,379,600 <br />Wildlife- ExhlttitC -T.cdr 13x19- >36x48:2T7(36.11Red) <br />, <br />sclti� <br />F�L <br />0 <br />0 <br />co <br />N <br />Cl) <br />0 <br />i <br />oil .,.■.r, <br />i ■ <br />e �e 2 <br />.YM1Gi <br />'p 4 <br />I t_14 <br />3hi <br />0 <br />0 <br />N <br />cv <br />M <br />O <br />s <br />, <br />�o <br />�o <br />0 <br />, <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />f <br />1 <br />4,386,400 <br />o <br />----------- _ - _ - <br />4,386,000 <br />.�■.� ®Q ate•. <br />f <br />■ <br />Operation: COAL CREEK RESOURCES <br />Permit: M- 1988 -044 <br />Operator: Schmidt Construction Company <br />Land Owner: State of Colorado <br />Moderate to High Density <br />Prairie Dog Colonies <br />(occasional, widely <br />distributed prairie dog <br />' burrows can be found <br />elsewhere) <br />OTHER WILDLIFE HABITAT AND RESOURCES - <br />Upland areas support pronghorn, several species of passerine birds, and various <br />rodents including mice and ground squirrels. In general, the upland habitat is poor to <br />fair at this time due to the impact of drought. However, it is improving as grass and <br />forb growth recovers. Burrowing Owl may occur in prairie dog colonies. <br />Lowland areas, particularly in the riparian forest, provide a good habitat for <br />occasional deer (mule and white - tailed), numerous bird species, nesting <br />for great horned owl, red - tailed hawk, and American kestrel. Wetlands <br />(mostly created) along Coal Creek provide excellent habitat for <br />blackbirds and other bird species that prefer moist to wet habitats <br />such as flycatchers and kingbirds. Unfortunately, the dense <br />4,385,600 leafy spurge and open range grazing in the forest areas limits <br />the value of the habitat for wildlife. Pronghorn sometimes seen <br />Q in forest areas. <br />Co <br />n No specific nesting sites, fox burrows, or other specific <br />"homes" have been identified to date. <br />4,385,200 <br />M <br />M <br />4,384,800 <br />■ \� {� o GPS grid (NAD WGS84) <br />w <br />X 6062 n To determine GPS coordinates of a specific location: <br />■ , ,� 18 1. Select the nearest GPS grid lines. <br />- ■ _._. l �._._.:_.- - _ _._ _ _ 2. Measure on the map the distance in feet from each grid <br />_ line to the location to produce a distance north or <br />384 <br />4,,400 <br />: \ south and east or west from the selected gridlilnes. <br />` 3. Multiply each distance by 0.3059. <br />■ i 4. If location is north of a latitude gridline or east of a <br />longitude gridline add the respective value calculated <br />`- in step 3 to the respective gridline coordinate. This is <br />the new GPS coordinate. <br />j 5. If location is south of a latitude gridline or west of a <br />longitude gridline subtract the respective value calculated <br />! 4 384 000 in step 3 from the respective gridline coordinate. This is the <br />new GPS coordinate of the location. <br />6. You should end up with two values: one is the GPS <br />•, } i coordinate of the location north or south of the selected <br />f V gridline and one is the GPS coordinate of the location <br />; / ^'~ east or west of the selected gridline. <br />— `..::' 7. By going to those coordinates using a GPS receiver <br />set to NAD WGS84 you should be at or near the location <br />■ ; ::.:::= f :::::::.::::::..::r: r::rrr desired. <br />■ ■ ■fir .. ■ ■ ■ .1�i... 1 . 1w... i ,{ <br />, <br />>. <br />o <br />co <br />r <br />6011 M <br />4,382,000 <br />1 - <br />4,381,600 <br />i <br />___ <br />• ... 4,381 ,200 <br />1 <br />I l <br />�■ I a � 1 <br />r . <br />1 <br />O •', L <br />4,380,800 <br />4,380,400 <br />4,380,000 <br />4,379,600 <br />e 5 nge 64 West <br />I <br />g o <br />O <br />� O <br />M � <br />M M <br />o � <br />493839600 <br />1 <br />North End of the <br />South Phase Maps <br />~ 4,383,200 <br />g <br />�� Overlap Zone of <br />North and South <br />Phase Ma <br />4,382,800 <br />j Y i fYs I I <br />South End of the <br />North Phase Maps <br />+ 493829400 <br />M <br />O • <br />�e <br />e <br />V <br />O <br />' O <br />m <br />Lf <br />M <br />New Lease Boundary R 14 A MW n <br />(NOTE: The permit and lease <br />boundaries are always in the same <br />location and are equivalent.) <br />New Permit Boundary •• ■ ■•• ■•••• ■••••,....I <br />Trees and Forest <br />I, <br />Main on -site roads <br />::. Minor on -site roads <br />Tributary streams <br />Coal Creek stream channel <br />N True Noah Magnetic <br />North (10.1E) <br />tJ <br />I <br />0 500 1000 1500 2000 <br />Al f, = 6605 <br />Permjt #:M - - Confidentar: <br />RECEIVED Class: = Type -Seq.:�, <br />From' <br />To <br />Mme <br />DEC 16 2005 Doc. Name: <br />Doc. Date (- r amp): - Division of Minerals and Geoleyy Specjaljst: <br />NOTE: This map will be <br />periodically updated as information <br />becomes available and new <br />specific habitats found. <br />EXHIBIT C -7 (Amendment 3) <br />PRINCIPAL MAPPABLE <br />WILDLIFE HABITATS <br />(see Exhibit C-5 for Wetlands <br />in the North Phase) <br />B= 4ate: Nov `05 GPS GRID: UTM WGS84 <br />` <br />- - ..- - - .- •- • <br />• -...- ` <br />4,382,800 <br />o <br />w ( <br />(; <br />g I <br />I <br />e>_ � <br />� <br />493829400 <br />4,382,000 <br />4,381,6001 <br />49381,200 ----� <br />41380,800 <br />4,380,400 <br />4,380,000 <br />4,379,600 <br />Wildlife- ExhlttitC -T.cdr 13x19- >36x48:2T7(36.11Red) <br />, <br />sclti� <br />F�L <br />0 <br />0 <br />co <br />N <br />Cl) <br />0 <br />i <br />oil .,.■.r, <br />i ■ <br />e �e 2 <br />.YM1Gi <br />'p 4 <br />I t_14 <br />3hi <br />0 <br />0 <br />N <br />cv <br />M <br />O <br />s <br />, <br />�o <br />�o <br />0 <br />, <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />f <br />1 <br />4,386,400 <br />o <br />----------- _ - _ - <br />4,386,000 <br />.�■.� ®Q ate•. <br />f <br />■ <br />Operation: COAL CREEK RESOURCES <br />Permit: M- 1988 -044 <br />Operator: Schmidt Construction Company <br />Land Owner: State of Colorado <br />Moderate to High Density <br />Prairie Dog Colonies <br />(occasional, widely <br />distributed prairie dog <br />' burrows can be found <br />elsewhere) <br />OTHER WILDLIFE HABITAT AND RESOURCES - <br />Upland areas support pronghorn, several species of passerine birds, and various <br />rodents including mice and ground squirrels. In general, the upland habitat is poor to <br />fair at this time due to the impact of drought. However, it is improving as grass and <br />forb growth recovers. Burrowing Owl may occur in prairie dog colonies. <br />Lowland areas, particularly in the riparian forest, provide a good habitat for <br />occasional deer (mule and white - tailed), numerous bird species, nesting <br />for great horned owl, red - tailed hawk, and American kestrel. Wetlands <br />(mostly created) along Coal Creek provide excellent habitat for <br />blackbirds and other bird species that prefer moist to wet habitats <br />such as flycatchers and kingbirds. Unfortunately, the dense <br />4,385,600 leafy spurge and open range grazing in the forest areas limits <br />the value of the habitat for wildlife. Pronghorn sometimes seen <br />Q in forest areas. <br />Co <br />n No specific nesting sites, fox burrows, or other specific <br />"homes" have been identified to date. <br />4,385,200 <br />M <br />M <br />4,384,800 <br />■ \� {� o GPS grid (NAD WGS84) <br />w <br />X 6062 n To determine GPS coordinates of a specific location: <br />■ , ,� 18 1. Select the nearest GPS grid lines. <br />- ■ _._. l �._._.:_.- - _ _._ _ _ 2. Measure on the map the distance in feet from each grid <br />_ line to the location to produce a distance north or <br />384 <br />4,,400 <br />: \ south and east or west from the selected gridlilnes. <br />` 3. Multiply each distance by 0.3059. <br />■ i 4. If location is north of a latitude gridline or east of a <br />longitude gridline add the respective value calculated <br />`- in step 3 to the respective gridline coordinate. This is <br />the new GPS coordinate. <br />j 5. If location is south of a latitude gridline or west of a <br />longitude gridline subtract the respective value calculated <br />! 4 384 000 in step 3 from the respective gridline coordinate. This is the <br />new GPS coordinate of the location. <br />6. You should end up with two values: one is the GPS <br />•, } i coordinate of the location north or south of the selected <br />f V gridline and one is the GPS coordinate of the location <br />; / ^'~ east or west of the selected gridline. <br />— `..::' 7. By going to those coordinates using a GPS receiver <br />set to NAD WGS84 you should be at or near the location <br />■ ; ::.:::= f :::::::.::::::..::r: r::rrr desired. <br />■ ■ ■fir .. ■ ■ ■ .1�i... 1 . 1w... i ,{ <br />, <br />>. <br />o <br />co <br />r <br />6011 M <br />4,382,000 <br />1 - <br />4,381,600 <br />i <br />___ <br />• ... 4,381 ,200 <br />1 <br />I l <br />�■ I a � 1 <br />r . <br />1 <br />O •', L <br />4,380,800 <br />4,380,400 <br />4,380,000 <br />4,379,600 <br />e 5 nge 64 West <br />I <br />g o <br />O <br />� O <br />M � <br />M M <br />o � <br />493839600 <br />1 <br />North End of the <br />South Phase Maps <br />~ 4,383,200 <br />g <br />�� Overlap Zone of <br />North and South <br />Phase Ma <br />4,382,800 <br />j Y i fYs I I <br />South End of the <br />North Phase Maps <br />+ 493829400 <br />M <br />O • <br />�e <br />e <br />V <br />O <br />' O <br />m <br />Lf <br />M <br />New Lease Boundary R 14 A MW n <br />(NOTE: The permit and lease <br />boundaries are always in the same <br />location and are equivalent.) <br />New Permit Boundary •• ■ ■•• ■•••• ■••••,....I <br />Trees and Forest <br />I, <br />Main on -site roads <br />::. Minor on -site roads <br />Tributary streams <br />Coal Creek stream channel <br />N True Noah Magnetic <br />North (10.1E) <br />tJ <br />I <br />0 500 1000 1500 2000 <br />Al f, = 6605 <br />Permjt #:M - - Confidentar: <br />RECEIVED Class: = Type -Seq.:�, <br />From' <br />To <br />Mme <br />DEC 16 2005 Doc. Name: <br />Doc. Date (- r amp): - Division of Minerals and Geoleyy Specjaljst: <br />NOTE: This map will be <br />periodically updated as information <br />becomes available and new <br />specific habitats found. <br />EXHIBIT C -7 (Amendment 3) <br />PRINCIPAL MAPPABLE <br />WILDLIFE HABITATS <br />(see Exhibit C-5 for Wetlands <br />in the North Phase) <br />B= 4ate: Nov `05 GPS GRID: UTM WGS84 <br />