Record Details
page 4-87
Digital Collections at BYU
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | page 4-87 Diamond Fork System Final Supplement to the Final Environmental Impact Statement, page 4-87 |
| Coverage | Electronic reproduction; |
| Format | 4-87 text/PDF |
| Rights | Brigham Young University; http://lib.byu.edu/about/copyright/generic.php Public Domain Public |
| Language | English; eng; en |
| Relation | Central Utah Project; Western Waters Digital Library; comment letter no 19 COMMENT 19.47 1947 366 36.6 366 36610table 36610 1 effable offable tabie tabic Table 3.610 3610 36 3610 10 each of the stream reaches potentially impacted by the annual tunnel maintenance should be added to the table information is presented for the 4 week shutdown but potential impacts could also result from the annual shutdown RESPONSE 19.47 1947 please see the revised analysis and text in chapter 1 section 142.2 1422 1422 and chapter 3 section 3664.3 36643 36643 inthefs in the FSFEIS FS fels FEIS COMMENT 19.48 1948 373 37.3 373 373table tabie table 3.71 371 37 371 1 the deseret milkvetch milk vetch garrett bladderpod and tidestroms Tide stroms beardtongue either do not occur in the project area of influence andor do not occur on habitats impacted by the project while we appreciate your effort to be complete it is probably not necessary to include these species in this table if you choose to keep them in the table the following species should be added for completeness clay phacelia phacelia argillacea argil lacea status E primary habitat mixed mountain brush endemic to green river shale remarks only 2 know populations both in the spanish fork river drainage species not likely present within the impact area of influence in addition the following corrections to the table should be made deseret milkvetch milk vetch status is PT the primary habitat should mention that it is endemic to coarse conglomerates spotted frog scientific name is rana luteiventris lutei ventris status SC RESPONSE 19.48 1948 all plant species except the ute ladies I resses tresses have been removed removedfrom prom from the special status species analysis spottedfrog spotted frog is not known to occur in the impact area of influence and has also been removed removedfrom prom from the analysis COMMENT 19.49 1949 3751151 3751151 37511.51 the statement that nesting by bald eagles was not documented in utah until 1984 is inaccurate historical bald eagle nesting occurred as early as 1914 at a site located on the upper provo prove river is wasatch county additional nesting activity was documented at emigration canyon salt lake county mt baldy summit county low pass tooele thoele county and near alpine utah county until 1928 A nest located on the colorado river in grand county and first active in a year between 1982 and 1984 was actually the first known to be active since abandonment in 1928 UDWR natural heritage program data in addition this section only identifies 3 nesting territories located in southeastern utah nesting information should be updated to include a fourth bald eagle nest which was established in 1996 adjacent to the great salt lake and has produced young in all years since RESPONSE 19.49 1949 thank youfor you jor for this information however discussion of nests outside of the impact area of influence has been removedftom removed prom from the FSFEIS FS FEIS COMMENT 19.50 1950 37512 375121 37512.1 3751.2 375121 37512 1 1 the deseret milkvetch milk vetch is proposed as a threatened species 487 4 87 diamond fork system FSFEIS FS FEIS |
| Identifier | http://cdm15999.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/WesternWatersProject/id/9612 |
