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Home My WebLink About1.3 Application Part 4cm o g' a ollbran Valley Pipeline Crossing — Una Brid • e n 0 et ro 1/44 '1g a n 5� 5 o: w ro ro 1 0 11' ref•Illirtrillra• MIMS grirliTer2 1 0 6 cc cc fi fi q TRUSS MEMBERS —EXIST'G 20"0 PIPE r—"NEW" 24"0 x .625" W.T. 0 N L II, TF EXISVG BRIDGE —/ ROLLER SUPPORT J TRUSS BY OTHERS "NEW" RPE SUPPORTS 0 14'-6" o.c. f0 1/4" V ,1- EXIST'G 10"0 PIPES fi ` 7" x x —EXIST'G 6" X 18" BEAM w/3 .4 (2) 3/4"0 A-325 BOLTS ®14'-6" o.c. ON 3 1/2" GA. FIELD DRILL TYP. BRIDGE SECTION SCALE; 1/2" = 1'-0" "0 N 64'-6" 14-6" TYP. SUPPORT SPACING 203'-0" 29 BRIDGE ELEVATION SCALE: N.T.S. —CONCRETE SUPPORT TYP. GENERAL NOTES 1, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL 8E RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL MEANS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING. BUT NOT LIMITED TO SHORING, BRACING. SLOPE STABIUTY AND TEMPORARY EXCAVATION. 2. EXISTG BRIDGE STEEL; Fy = 30 kei (ASSUMED) RIVETS: 5/8"0 ASTM A501 BRIDGE CONDITION SHALL BE VERIFIED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. 3.. EXISYG BRIDGE 15 VERIFIED FOR PIPE DEAD LOADS AND HYDRmEST LOADS. NO LONGITUDINAL ANCHOR, LATERAL GUIDE OR THERMAL LOADS HAVE BEEN CONSDERED. DESIGN DATA SNOW LOAD 40 pat 'MND LOAD 90 MPH (0 30 HEIGHT) EXPOSURE B STRUCTURAI STFFI 1. ROLLED SHAPES AND PLATES: PER ASTM SPEC. A992, Fy - 50 ksi 2. 801.76 AT STEEL CONNECTIONS: PER ASTM A325 BOLT HOLES 1/16" GREATER THAN BOLT SIZE EXCEPT FOR ANCHOR BOLT WHICH ARE 3/16" GREATER THAN BOLT SIZE. U.N.O. 3, WELDING PER STANDARDS OF AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY. ELECTRODES AVIS A 5.1 5-7D SERIES. SHOP AND FIELD WELDING SHALL BE PERFORMED BY PROPERLY CERTIFIED WELDERS. 4. PAINT ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL PER ENCANA COATING SPECIFICATIONS, 5. COPES, BLOCK AND CUTS: ALL RE—ENTRANT CORNERS SHALL BE SHAPED NOTCH—FREE TO A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 1/2". 6. DETAIUNG, FABRICATION AND ERECTION: PER A150 MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION. 7. SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS TO ENGINEER PRIOR TO FABRICATION. THE SHOP DRAWINGS DD NOT REPLACE THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT DRAWINGS. 1T 16 THE CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE ITEMS ARE CONSTRUCTED TO ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. ENCANA.., MOO BJONEERIJQ NC. 713 Cooper Ave, Suite 200 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO 81601 (970) 945-1006 oddo mmucorbs ENCANA GATHERING SERVICES, INC. COLLBRAN VALLEY PIPELINE UNA BRIDGE CROSSING DATE 2-21-08 REFERENCE PERMIT PIPELINE SUPPORT NOTES, SECTIONS Sc ELEVATIONS Designer L.K.A. Project No. 2823-02 Checker R.A.O. Drowinq Number SI of 1 ENCANA EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN W AUGUST 2006 N w 0 m USA REGION i c c N W N N 0 ` O. 0 < d° 00 W (9 z 2 >- Z ww Ce W 2 LEI z 0 (5 w ce REGION EMERGENCY MANAGER (REM) N C O o. 0 c a) E w U) L c O aa) c 0 N 0 a) c N a) .N a) •a• m z•L U • c o U • o The REM is responsible to: a) a) 0 2. r a a) "C • a E cca .0 •d N N O .'c_. O O ✓ O N .'C.- w 0 ` a a) o o O > G ,_= o `i C co CO 'O 7 fa O 0 cu d a) a7 'C c N m 0 3 or: EE �a > ° a ... 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(T) a a)« m N L C +-' p c m N 2 E v a L d m m " 3 N 3 ..cc 0>, C407amiaic2O-!2PimWEac '°" ��0. muOiN E �dmoa rov_OEms=°�v30cmcoUo 0_o a�'0E °1� O - N ea -c "� 7 .. > a3> -0 .Lr 0 c O c L 'p).+ .N. d 0 a C N m L O.'C N 0) �,N co C o .m. N Tas L ." (O_/) C r N t a� . C Q) C O `) v b a) m .NL" Y 0�QQ mU U Ce ni 2QaftQ 0Yt0 aoom... o m E UW °n CD Q2 to I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ;c ( \ cc FIELD EMERGENCY MANAGER (FEM) 0 N h DATE LAST REVISED: USA REGION c 8 05 WN N 0 a o < 76 toW U0 EMERGENCY COORDINATION OFFICER (ECO) O Y oc N 0 C E . E 9 • U N � m N m O CD Z. 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N N co a) E O' T f6 C E c2 o ac m C T YR• m' mQO 9UQUaC.� E U�rE ma cUa m 0 rn 8 0 DATE LAST REVISED: 2005-SepA14 USA REGION c> va c6 WN 0 0 0. < UO EMERGENCY COORDINATION OFFICER (ECO) 0 U N c LL 1O) •C, E c G w r) m dy a) co N C f6 0 4 E 0) O L •t N CO c a) to r c to d ail •Op 0 -0 0 N 00 c 0)a1 Ca o ma c E • m N C) U oa c rna E d c o a) o c O l=9 a0 v) NN.e 03 N'). co ,y, 2 2) 0 0 c N a) O a) N 0 QOaa))YW A I I 0 — Consult with the On -Site Commander (OSC) on "call down" of the emergency. Collect/ Protect G a o O a C m o o > w 0 N • %- CD L C .0 N 8.0) 2 aE mm m a�- .c tbO C c cca O as > fa� 6cT c a N O as 10 _. 2 —O c 41) O cE 0 • .` > O O y N N w Y c a)N 4).O N E f0 2u rn �nN 0. O > a) O > V)2rn.c N w 0. DATE LAST REVISED: 2005-S USA REGION ON-SITE COMMANDER (OSC) Assess the Site/ the Situation Y ° a C c N T m f6 .c O c a >. 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N 'C a) 0 a) 0 C a E Oa) .ZNOas Na)�'O >a'E Ev o v• Ero-L.o.0m 4-N m4O 0 ._ • To COC f0 0 12 W N (0 •- co E c C ;E woo c ►-�E ,a) �L N wooc o O c a. N c accaaa)c Eo i ea ccNrN;p a- sw 2 0 N a)E c�) E -c w -c w'c_ — 0 '— N O_ N C L !h• ._ CJ) o a ' ' O._ j C (6 . V@i N arta) U N ) 9 m E a) 4 W.L.. a) tOA Q 0 'm o Sei Coordinate Site Access and CaII Down Emergency m 7 Na .(O��. V c I- t c a) U • O .1)c c as O O N N - a0j T O c - L CO CO E8 '0 • Vj C (a TL •� o -p a a� aa) 0. m -1••• as O L G l0 0 3 E as • d) o c o OL • y O 0 ai C O cT)3 Bas a) co 0 mEg a) p O c c. O ea 3 3 .Z L DATE LAST REVISED: 2005 -Sept -14 USA REGION >� 02 � o til N ON-SITE COMMANDER (OSC) To U .0 .D O (CO 0 a) p 0 O Ey-0 U W r.. C L C O (6 N L) — O)_ c O O • N v N O N yU N ti N i U O. co N N c -0 Avi 2 N y '2 N a) O rt N O r O N a) a) L N N C Toac.c.c U .- c.)>" C L r>> N N N L 2 Y aS O 2$ co 3 NmmEa— a)� a)� p WE E C 2 C •11 w 0 `2`.(E3` .cam N. al i_ (Lid a1 ,. 0c a 0 N a L .L-. f6 w '3 C 0 Lill N al 0. 4L-. as O a) N U N 7 D S .0.0 O D N ...0 >.N Lc o .N N U O 0ii N as w O z N ,Q)L00 m E c a N a) -C N f6 E .s 13 -@ E m2 ti46 a N L • E0 C M .0 >. _O a O c c 7` .0 C N C .(5 N f0 C a).. — G C C a) a) C (0 3 a) 0 (9 (0.>_ w- a) r as 0 2 X7 Investigation C Ud N C E 3 E C O_ Y t N a1 N t C v y N O C 0 C c t N _ m (6 y C j 'N .c CD ta) _c " _ o .0 "r2 N a) C N O a rn rn 0 0 0 z DATE LAST REVISED: 2004 -Jan -21 USA REGION cc) T o2 N � W N U O < d0 U0 TACTICAL SUPPORT TEAM 13) ca) •_mac N m E t 0 re U O ,.• Oj 1 C Y O O .0 L- 0— • ° a 0 ` m ca (.4) 0 Y ~ N .2 N N 0•t N 2 t N O — c O N a) YO (0 cE. n mus " E c4 0. 0 0)0 a)a) o �N The type of support roles and associated responsibilities are: N c > o, 0 •o ai c d N O N 2) 0 N 4 Ec Ucg) E c 0 c f4 O •C a) N N • > CO N N o N V N • .c • N C E V 0" O C At t 2 E • 7 — • v) a, 3 •e o 63 E°0 ccEoy a� n E c 2 E— m v 7 O 0 2 0 N- N g >, N N o $0 az..y2ore E c r U •O c c f6 7 c 0 E N N O O' O V N E c , 0y N00 O mc 0 NNc 0 a) N c 03Oc CD ca)Nw0-c N 7 0) N '> Y . 0 • w N N C 2@6. d `) S 0 N �p 0 L N' fY6 0 c L a 1 0. 0 7 0 0. f4 IN 0 .�• N 0 -00"0 N O• . d N I ICO a. N W 'N N CO W N 0 V W 'O N 0— @ c0 Eor E• ilayL'o I L) E V v0J 1 11 0 a U w p J .0 N C .- 0 O L. J 0 O • c U1 12 0$ 0012Z cz444 c d y c a> v p 0 N e9 W N 2i w« Eo Et 0Wat.c.c E w cN H a•1p__v,�, ac 3 ` 0) o._ 0 0o�' 3 3 o 3aai m o coo Oe)J N2an.G COI- 0.0 !tt 0 rn a DATE LAST REVISED: 2004-Jan•21 USA REGION ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETY SUPPORT fa ca E as c • L 4 o8c a 0 4 a O ate) N c.� > O C 2'0 U •O N 00 .6 0) r E U O N co a �p c a) 0 £ m O CDpfR a• 0 � a N 0 C ^ (1' f0 fn a w, wmj d O ell 43 U) 'N 0 OC O c L C U 2 0 C5 .. ,n 0 ='w-00 .:o_m c a) N 15 4= c O+5 '> '11 0. C 0 2 N W .. W N The responsibilities of environment, health and safety personnel are: Contact, Communicate, Assist, Contain 0. 12 CO N L a) O a) l6 C r cl a o 2 fn -6 0 3 2 C C co 0 aN O f6Tu > N • C to 0 a) " O c 0 J Q) 0 C 0 ai c 0. m r c N E 'O CO .. O G E •Q a) o a) t6 y 0 d N ._ L2"" U Ct 00 0 N 0.c ,�� y a0Uo> yal 0 r a) @ fn 'G� 3 fT�C a)43 E 0 L C COt U NC m a,.. 42 .E. fa co O y a) Up P. N 0 a) V 2 'C L N Y N> Ir• Cp c, w 3 GN—:+0013 N«+•O CO O > .0. w fp f6 E 2 C C C a) L C E 2) w 0 0) 000foa)NO) fa E -N' cc •c Ur N c c� aN -a'cv-i•c 0 O t6 4-0 U o o ,�k0 c a f6 0.03 C 4- C w, y Cf w m co O to c� c ow tv0 . aN UW w Ot �L.mCN m C c8 0 0 0 (n C0o il N ° awpEi.. 0 > O ' LC O 133 ) al°y a) o a .c -c4- -L�cCc •d a) fa O C NO j 0 tL N Y N o M zo OtOooh �F= �mtNn� El Mo O N O O ONMM UM 3Uce ON-SITE COMMANDER ;mast senior employee or company representative an the cite) EMERGENCY COORDINATION OFFICER (Light Mlle) W z N�0 N.-,..0 .- up N , on �h ,Mh.- W Oto MWI( DtC 00,- O. 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Valley View Hospital St. Mary's Hospital & Medical Center Grand River Hospital District Battlement Mesa Clinic Police Rifle Police Dept.. Garfield County Sheriff State of Colorado Air Evacuation IAmbulance & Fire Hospital (Glenwood Springs) IHospital (Grand Junction) P R• = IMedical Clinic Sheriff 0 A 0. N o COLLBRAN PIPELINE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN s-za qG '3 4'' 'r a44�'. Hf TAN rt rat re ts: �M• hz.r_. .. Yn. ...e�__._YS�:)...• .� a,. .... s▪ .:i .i ..� • .L-. JS To be inserted upon r WILDLIFE IMPACT AND SENSITIVE AREA REPORT 7h Hca ?3S =3` Vi j4 K�r xf tis�;tti�.'SS W' S'1 Y_y-�eq•.-�S ''33n4�.fiY chi Sx is u-' pa Garfield County Pipeline Permit Application March 2008 Wildlife Impact and Sensitive Area Survey Report d 0 L • — a) w G , ce) ac cel rr M 0 Ts 0.G W 0 Garfield County Pipeline Permit Application INTRODUCTION N it 3 C 0 ,. '0 cis a) T.. 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O E. y 0° bA o> o .- c „' 7 a) 'D O F E -W- ° ac4U'C8.5wr z.5 E 3w > Wrnnifs 0 c°a� Abundance*** o2 ell c2 Common Uncommon Common Fairly Common Common* ria Cil 0 Unknown Common Very Rare 0CI 0s. a Uncommon Very Rare Very Rare Uncommon Scientific Name Falco peregrinus anatum 3 e r u O jii 1/2 O Branta canadensis Aquila chrysaetos Areda heroides Centrocercus urophasianus ? O 0 a of 't d Pandion haliaetus Cervus elaphus Tadarida brasiliensis Ursus americanus Lynx canadensis Odocoileus hemionus Anitlocapra americana Xyrauchen texanus Lutra canadensis Ovis canadensis Common Name American Peregrine Falcon Ta 0 Canada Goose Golden Eagle Great Blue Heron Greater Sage -grouse Wild Turkey Osprey American Elk Brazilian Free -tailed Bat Black Bear Lynx Mule Deer Pronghorn Razorback sucker River otter Rocky Mountain Bighorn March 2008 WestWater Engineering 0 0 > o s 1 v N U ww� y 6 „tic . 0 ct o 0 ..• .. -q C 7 0 U _ y . cli Wo.0 _ 0 ao 2 • v o l i cc 'U .00 o, 0 >1 0 4 0 y 0..E O G ti O u) v, L7. W H bA L m .. 00 o s U a, ❑ v o =_ r jp v 20in 0° 0 0 oF aj o o cE CO ry W v, ateei .+ 'C 'v N L o S. CZI CA 3 U W o <I 7 U ci3 O o wno:7n i • U•g L �V t. 0 cY • U �5a.i 0 o 0bAU_3t 5 • • U.) oE o o i 0Cq • C U CE 5N,O 0 E fl o E k U W$. 7 o b E a� 0" 0.0 __0 cyt U E 0 t 01 w ti $_ Y 22 ca) v N.E •�+ o y •G • 0 04.L •.F s. E a o i. y y o •n ^.Q ON o 4 o q v, ° 3 al r' 0 3 0 en eu0co 0 -y,9 cvl c 4,p o C, "0 Y_ -I- 1.) o as a+ C. 0 az •i). ~ 0 .0 N 0 .8 .i fes. FY ' a "-fr id 2 O. .41 N c3 > 00 N L y L y . a`) 09 i a'Eo on U E d 48 0. o N �' 0 N N •O OD .0 el 0an'00Ti 10 a 0 5°^� F E▪ , E- oo 30 > Q LI"2 Y 2 o • a c 0 U 0 i ea a a' 00 �cc Eo1 a rUi, o '00 0 �U o 0 > w '• Y > ti al cO OU ' N aYi 0 cu 0 Collbran Valley Pipeline Status** I Known to occur I Known to occur 1Unlikely to occur 1Known to occur 1Known to occur 1Known to occur Unlikely to occur Not listed in GarCo Not listed in GarCo Not listed in GarCo Unlikely to occur Unlikely to occur Unlikely to occur Known to occur Not listed in GarCo Not listed in GarCo Unlikely to occur Likely to occur Likely to occur Likely to occur Known to occur Not listed in GarCo Not listed in GarCo Not listed in GarCo Likely to occur Known to occur Not listed in GarCo Likely to occur Not listed in GarCo Protection Status* MBTA MBTA F COQ 1 MBTA 1 ESA Delisted 1 MBTA Non-MBTA ESA Candidate MBTA ESA Proposed T&E MBTA MBTA MBTA ESA Candidate MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA MBTA Scientific Name Y [ 5 ca U Buteo swainsoni Buteo regalis Aquila chrysaetos Falco peregrinus anatum Falco mexicanus Centrocerus minimus Charadrius alexandrines Charadrius montanus Tringa solitaria Lemosa fedoa Phalaropes tricolor Coccyzus americanus s O fi 0 libi Athene cunicularia Asio flammeus _ Cypseloides niger Melanerpes lewis Sphyrapicusthyroideus Vireo vicinior Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus Toxostoma bendirei Toxostoma crissale Anthus spragueii Vermivora virginiae Dendroica nigrescens Dendroica graciae Amphispiza belli _ I Calcarius ornatus Common Name '' Cw O 'S Z Swainson's Hawk Y Cil Z . Oc !x. a W 'b O Peregrine Falcon Prairie Falcon Gunnison Sage -Grouse I. o a 0 N Mountain Plover Solitary Sandpiper Marbled Godwit Wilson's Phalarope Yellow -billed Cuckoo Flammulated Owl g on c O t CO Short -eared Owl Black Swift Lewis's Woodpecker Williamson's Sapsucker Gray Vireo Pinyon Jay Bendire's Thrasher Crissal Thrasher Sprague's Pipit Virginia's Warbler Black -throated Gray Warbler Grace's Warbler Sage Sparrow Chestnut -collared Longspur March 2008 WestWater Engineering Table 3. BLM Sensitive & Migratory Bird Species that may be present in the project area Habitat & Breeding Records • Grassland, shrubland, agricultural areas, and marshes. Nests in areas with abundant cover (e.g., tall reeds, cattails, grasses) in grasslands and marshes. Also known to nest in high -elevation sagebrush. • Cottonwood riparian to spruce/fir forests, including pinon/juniper woodlands. Nests most frequently in pines and aspen. • High density young, or even -aged, stands of coniferous forest and deciduous forests of aspen or oak brush with small stands of conifers. • Diverse habitats including grasslands, pinon juniper woodlands and deciduous, coniferous and riparian forests. Nests in mature trees (especially cottonwood, aspen, and pines) and on cliffs and utility poles. • Typically, arid grassland, desert, agricultural areas, shrublands and riparian forests. Nests in trees in or near _ open areas. • Grasslands, shrublands, agricultural areas, ph -ion -juniper woodlands, and ponderosa forests. Prefers nest sites on cliffs and sometimes in trees in rugged areas. BOCC Y z z z r a Scientific Name Circus cyaneus �q 4 Q LIU Q Accipiter striatus Buteo jamaicensis Buteo swainsoni n Q O es y Common Name Northern Harrier Cooper's Hawk Sharp -shinned Hawk Red-tailed Hawk Swainson's Hawk Golden Eagle March 2008 WestWater Engineering Habitat & Breeding Records • Coniferous and deciduous forests and open terrain with suitable perches. Nests in cavities in trees, cliffs and buildings. • Pifion-juniper woodlands and coniferous and riparian forest near cliffs. Nests on ledges of high cliffs away from human disturbance. • Grasslands, shrublands, and alpine tundra. Nests on cliffs or bluffs in open areas. • Occupies diverse habitats including riparian, deciduous and coniferous forests with adjacent open terrain for hunting. • Mountain and foothills forest and canyon country. Significant use of pifion-juniper woodland and Douglas -fir. • Occupies mixed shrublands. Nests and roost in sites in -- dense cottonwoods, willows, scrub oak, junipers and dense forest of mixed conifers and aspens. BOCC z r >- z z z Scientific Name Falco sparverius Falco peregrinus Falco mexicanus Bubo virginianus Aegolius acadicus Asio otus r Common Name 0� dtui C urn ¢ FAmerican Peregrine Falcon Prairie Falcon Great Homed Owl Northern Saw - whet Owl v 1- _ 40 o C UN C "O U1. VI Z eu o V C .3 N.O of a ) . U c •• o ao cd � d cd.O-.C) CU U , .d 0.^.FEa iC0cles Et � ^U oi• 5 cn Qws ▪ o 'ai lib ,h) L.-. 41 >, $2 d Ua -5 ;3 041 a a VI_ CO CO CI tu v� a] ctl C C 'b ° O W "' U ›. C 'O -0 cid �; S ti) O y .N U 'G C C .0 '1-, 0 C3 oo ca F 'N x U:ES 9 v c o . °�..Y 0 .0 tL 4. NhU ?y w Ny C y�r 0o • TG o . OoU Y C y 0° • . C'r r T�C C wL—^ -0 N ��'� ov o O a na a L C �'p ca�O N 0. 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Typically xeric and fine textured Quaternary and Tertiary alluvium soils overlain with cobbles and pebbles; cold desert shrub and pinon juniper communities along river benches, valley slopes, and rolling hills. Status* 0 F Common Name DeBeque phacelia Uinta basin hookless cactus Scientific Name Phacelia submutica Sclerocactus glaucus IC= Federal Candidate 0 March 2008 0 0 N 01) a WestWater Engineering Table 6. Potential BLM and FS sensitive plant species os a n p z L. cti 00) 0 fa N 0 y• O a U 7 "0 c0) U a) E a) C 0 O .0 O C ., =� Cl. ti a7+ 7 0 "p N .. 0 U •5 N T a+ U U ON 0 CI V1 Q 0. cd O C' p :� EO 7)1 O W tc >> y o 3 r(I) ro a k ro Y y °' N w v •� o o c 'e0rn aai 3 0 3 0 C7 O _ 7 a) CI O V C c0) U U O O >� ti to •C .n 'O _O vi C O•0 c'}tli •C /Ca1 W CI L Ga O %O 0 i+ • O (C y v y v, U .V. V U 'b •i Y O s Th:D cis W 01 a) l a ca 5 o p a N•> v Q s o 3 co c 0c oH,co •E 0 Uy0 c0) E C C7 >, a 1.0 0. c 0 c0) ,9 'O O N 'd t t� t y .p 0 0 Y 0 cy>, p >. 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Potential Wildlife Occurrence Checklist for Collbran Valley 30 Inch Pipeline Garfield County Segment Abundance*** Amphibians Fairly Common Common Birds Uncommon Fairly Common Uncommon Fairly Common Rare Fairly Common Unknown Common Common Fairly Common Fairly Common Common Fairly Common Common Common Common Common Uncommon Common Common Common E Unknown E C Fairly Common Uncommon Uncommon Uncommon Uncommon Uncommon Common c o E C Uncommon Fairly Common Uncommon Uncommon C o E E U Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur } Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur {. Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Known to occur Collbran Valley Pipeline Status* Known to occur Known to occur Scientific Name J Pseudacris triseriata Bufo woodhousii Fulica americana Corvus brachyrhynchos Cinclus mexicanus Falco sparverius Falco peregrinus anatum Myiarchus cinerascens % ti s 0.OaU U d S N r Riparia riparia Hirundo rustica Coyle alcyon Thryomanes bewickii Pica pica Poecile atricapillus Archilochus alexandri Dendroica nigrescens Polioptila caerulea _. Spizella breweri Certhia americana Molothrus ater Branta canadensis Spizella passerina... Alectoris chukar U a R U CO Mergus merganser Corvus corax Geothlypis trichas Accipiter cooperii Picoides pubescens Coccothraustes vespertinus Aquila chrysaetos Ardea herodias Bubo virginianus Picoides villosus Carduelis psaltria TLanius ludovicianus Asio otus Anas platyrhynchos Common Name Western Chorus Frog Woodhouse's Toad _ J American Coot American Crow American Dipper American Kestrel Am. Peregrine Falcon Ash -throated Flycatcher Bald Eagle Bank Swallow Barn Swallow Belted Kingfisher Bewick's Wren Black -billed Magpie Black -capped Chickadee Black -chinned Hummingbird Black -throated Gray Warbler Blue -gray Gnatcatcher Brewers Sparrow Brown Creeper Brown -headed Cowbird Canada Goose Chipping Sparrow Chukar Common Goldeneye Common Merganser Common Raven Common Yellowthroat Cooper's Hawk Downy Woodpecker Evening Grosbeak Golden Eagle Great Blue Heron Great Horned Owl Hairy Woodpecker Lesser Goldfinch Loggerhead Shrike Long-eared Owl 'O L N td March 2008 t 0 O O 00 0) WestWater Engineering Table 7. Potential Wildlife Occurrence Checklist for Collbran Valley 30 Inch Pipeline Garfield County Segment Common Name Scientific Name Collbran Valley Abundance*** Pipeline Status* Mountain Bluebird Sicilia currucoides Known to occur Fairly Common Mountain Chickadee Poecile gambeli Known to occur Common Mourning Dove Zenaida macroura Known to occur Common N. Harrier Circus cyaneus Known to occur Uncommon N. Saw -whet Owl Aegolius acadicus Known to occur Uncommon Osprey Pandion haliaetus Known to occur Rare Pinyon Jay Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus Known to occur Common Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis Known to occur Uncommon Unknown Uncommon Uncommon C O E O 00 Uncommon Common Uncommon Common Rare Fairly Common Common Unknown Fairly Common Fairly Common Uncommon p O E 0 Common Mammals American Beaver Castor canadensis Known to occur Fairly Common American Elk Cervus elaphus Known to occur Abundant Black Bear Ursus americanus Known to occur Common Brazilian Free -tailed Bat Tadarida brasiliensis Known to occur Unknown Bobcat Lynx rufus Known to occur Common Coyote Canis latrans Known to occur Abundant Desert Cottontail Sylvilagus audubonii Known to occur Common Kit Fox Vulpes macrotis Likely to occur Unknown Long-tailed Weasel Mustelafrenata Known to occur Common Lynx Lynx canadensis Known to occur Very Rare Mountain Cottontail Sylvilagus nuttallii Known to occur Common Mountain Lion Fells concolor Known to occur Common Mule Deer Odocoileus hemionus Known to occur Abundant Pronghorn Antilocapra americana Known to occur Uncommon N. 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Reseeding disturbed sites with fast growing grasses, herbicide in fall, allelopathic — tillage may be necessary depending on age of infestation. Mowing hedges with a brush type mower, followed by removal of cut material is an effective method for eradication. Pulling. Most translocating herbicides (e.g., glyphosate) are effective at label strength applied during the growing season. Some dormant -season herbicides (e.g., imazipyr as Chopper RTU®) are labeled for Russian olive control. Herbivorous animals are not known to feed on it and few insects utilize or bother it. Repeated or historic flooding of bottomlands to prevent seedling establishment; hand pulling seedlings; spray herbicides on basal portion of stems of young, smooth barked plants, cut larger plants and treat cut stumps within 30 minutes with herbicide plus an adjuvant (remove all stems from site after cutting - they will re -sprout if in contact with soil); shade intolerant - promote growth of native riparian species that will shade out the tamarisk, allelopathic, may require tillage. k< 4 a. < _ a. a Scientific Name Bromus tectorum Cichorium intybas Halogeton glomeratus Acroptilon repens Elaeagnus angustifolia } ) |2 \} |t aW EN Common Name*/ USDA Symbol en \ (chicory CIIN \/ Russian knapweed ACRE3 j \\\ _ § 4 9 2 fin§\, / ) o vi 0 al o 15, .7< {\§ xi cn )k/ 2I`5' ]/ƒ \\(( BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES February 2008 Page 5 of 10 pages WestWater Engineering -o c a) -° c3 `4- o 0,0 c ^vim U 01U a.l. 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AGEMENT INFORMATION .4 0 C O 0 0 T.) 0 N O 0" N 00 4t 0 P. In Cn 00 N T N l0 0` 0' U a U N qs tog CO E d a N M O\ 00 O N b a' 00 19, 26. 27. 28.29.30. 34.35 N b 12. 13. and 24 d a. 0 O O O O OD .. I U V E g t)izcI,&,,On ozzzz tO VI CO 0 gra b 3 a a a c 3 0' O .‘ 00 c O O as W0iig Recommendatio u P. O1 0 Data recovery Data recovery Not relocated Data recovery Consult w/Utes Avoided 7:3 vN O Ft O O v E bot 0 A ymeasaN Ieniymy alenaazd X X X ;sal lol!uoNi X OAJDOJd Wit layun;I ON k k k k t? a W ImP1si4 BN saingpiuo3 etec PaaN X nic10119 MN X k X a'yiA"' X X X x X X Resource Type uMOUXun Ieci8ololuoaled IeauulsiH X auOA!ya'd X X X X X X X X X X E o E o E IK * 0` wawa 0 tel e v, en 5_ CO0 VI waal i �. * N 2 Ln • a w 15ME 12825' * C, rn .— 5ME15638* sa �g salts spumf palrtosJ o r. N la 1.1 C r cn 0 ° o `. a J 0 d t-. Ca ¢tj • .- E -i Avoided1 Avoid Data recovery cE Data recovery Avoided 0 r .. co G Management ND1t;0F0j] pmitt3 y 31EAEOX'.{ X X �0 101, X Jolt ON X X X X in X an3asatci X y,oM mond °N X X X X r-. r- X X X X X X X X X XX X 31 O 1a1:1sia N\ saingtntop '1EU PIN X N �f4►�if7lo� X X X X X X c' X, X X X X X X.. X X X X. PiciP `1 ?C X X , X - v E-, 0 0 IX uMoupEU rolgojowooluJ luauolsi}i X X rl 3!1015ttraad X X X XX X X X ?< X c X X >C Y.1 X X X X JC yC >G CL at °' 0 32 A E 1/1 t •zt 1` 40v § 4) O\ ‘,0 r- P \G ›_, oe O`. NC C' Q CIO N O\ O\ \0_ O O sO _N O VD O \p M O \0 V1 d' o W int in 4 .p to I Total Sites 15GF4083 I- Vl O .p Vl Oh o vn v7 I5ME16109 0 �D _ \o vi 5ME16112 SMF,l61 I3 5ME16114 5ME16115 salts spumf palrtosJ Recommendatio U 0 0.. N J _ 0 *denotes revisited site Principal Investigator Name: CarlFn. Conner �a Principal Investigators Signature: ? i. (asset-v.—kr Date: December 19, 2007 Management ganasOH lentgoJV ateneox2 Is*" J0)U0[N a U3S3JJ )pom Jeiung OK X X X X. X X X. 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