REV92284

• Permit No: C1980005
• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 12/1/1993
• Doc Name: RESPONSES TO PRELIMINARY ADEQUACY ISSUES SENECA II MINE C-80-005 TR 27
• Type & Sequence: TR27
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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RESPONSES TO PRELIMINARY ADEQIIACY I88IIE8
BENECA II MINE PERMIT C-80-005
Technical Revision 27
December 1, 1993
1. The Projected Reclamation Schedule narrative and table to Tab
13 were revised to incorporate the requested information.
2. Pages 12-14a, 12-15, and 12-15a have been duplexed to properly
fit into the approved document. Blank page 12-15b has been
added and duplexed with 12-15a.
3. Page 12-15a
disturbance
originally.
corrected.
agrees with
Report.
(dated 10/11/91) had incorrect and incomplete
and reclamation information when submitted
The revised page (now dated 12/01/93) has been
The distu=bed and reclaimed area information
data supplied in the 1991 Annual Reclamation
4. The Division apparently overlooked the "topsoil variance
areas" as shown on Exhibit 13-2 (dated 01/26/93). The "Graded
(Topsoil Variance Areas)" are shown on the map and in the map
key.
5. Pages 12-53 and 13-44 have been revised to clarify this
statement.
6. All revised pages in the Tab 13 text have been modified to
include a 13- prefix. New Tab 13 pages are included with this
submittal.
7. Aaroavron spicatum inerme is a synonym for Agropyron inerme.
Please see the following references:
National List of Scientific Plant Names
Volume 2. Synonymy
SCS-TP-159
USDA-Soil Conservation Service
Intermountain Flora, Volume 6
A. Cronquist, A. Holmgren, N. Holmgren,
J. Reveal, and P. Holmgren
Columbia University Press, 1977
Manual of the Grasses of the United States
A.S. Hitchcock (Rev. by Agnes Chase)
2nd Ed.
Dover Publications, Inc., 1971
The assumption in the species list is that inerme is a variety
of Aaroovron s~icatum. This is generally the treatment in the
above references and in the recent Colorado Flora, Western
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