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8/25/2016 3:21:50 AM
Creation date
11/22/2007 12:09:47 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977436
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Name
DOW MINLED WILDLIFE STATEMENT/EVALUATION - FOR LIMITED IMPACT AND SELECT REGULAR MINE APPLICATIONS
Type & Sequence
AM1
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D
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<br />u~ IIIII919tu„ ^,. <br />OLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLI~ GEIVECJ <br />MINED LAND WILDLIFE STATEMENT/EVALUATION (Revised <br />for limited impact and select regular mine applications ~ ~ r` ~ ~~~ulJ <br />The following information pertaining to wildlife is provided for use by they ~t~`orado ~ivision of z <br />Minerals and Geology in their consideration of a mining permit for: i~~t(_ y 3 e <br />CAMAS Colorado Inc. -136th Avenue Pit-Adams Countv T1S R67W Sec. 23 SE1/4 <br />Name/Type and location of Mine (Legal) <br />Wildlife Species list: <br />Prairie Dogs, Hawks, Eagles, Songbirds, Red-Winged Blackbirds, Coyotes, Fox, Raccoons, <br />Skunks, possibly burrowing owls. <br />Endangered/critical species impacted: <br />Bald Eagles (Federal Threatened Species) likely would use the north end of this tract occasionally <br />for roosting and hunting prairie dogs. <br />Possible use by Burrowing Owls (State Threatened Species) -they use prairie dog towns during <br />the summer. The issue should be investigated then -see accompanying information sheet. <br />Critical habitats/vegetative communities impacted: <br />Habitats on the site are in poor condition due to livestock overgrazing. The Second Creek <br />corridor, which crosses the site, would likely be fairly good habitat if it wasn't grazed. The prairie <br />dogs are valuable as food for predators, but there are too few of them to call this area "critical". <br />Assessment of impact: <br />Most of the site is previously disturbed by agricultural activity and has low value to wildlife. About <br />8 medium to large sized cottonwoods would be removed. Avery disturbed wetland area along <br />Second Ci eek would be excavated away. The interception of Second Creek by the newly created <br />lake might affect habitat downstream by de-watering unless a by-pass for the water was arranged. <br />The loss of prairie dogs would slightly degrade the hunting habitat in the area for hawks and <br />eagles. <br />Mine Reclamation recommendations (include key species/habitats for which restoration is <br />designed. <br />Recreate wetlands to replace those lost along Second Creek. This could be done by creating <br />shallow-water habitat along the new lake edge. <br />Plant trees and/or shrubs to replace the cottonwoods to be removed. Save a couple of the larger <br />cottonwoods and place them along the new wetland's edge to provide habitat value. <br />
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