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Lone Tree Draw 13 State #005H
Oil and gas pad in Eddy Co, about 5.3 acres. Due to be remediated in the next three months.
The New Mexico MMD has received an application from Bronco Creek Exploration to issue a minimal impact exploration permit for the Hachita BCE Exploration Project assigned Permit No. HI027EM. This application requests drilling of twenty exploration boreholes to a depth of 4,000 feet each, construction of fifteen drill pads 115 feet by 80 feet (3.39 acres), 15 mud pits 40 feet by 20 feet by 10 feet deep, 0.5 acres of new road construction, and 0.41 acres of road improvements. The applicant anticipates disturbing a total of 4.3 acres associated with the exploration activities.
Rocky Mountain Mine, Updated Closure/Closeout Plan
The New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division (MMD) has received an application from CR Minerals Company, LLC (CR Minerals), for Revision 26-2 to the Rocky Mountain Mine, Permit RA004RE and has deemed this application Administratively Complete. This Revision application is the submittal of an updated Closure/Closeout Plan for the Rocky Mountain Mine and a request for partial and final release of financial assurance (FA) for reclaimed areas within the mine permit boundary. CR Minerals requests FA release for the earthwork component for 16 acres and final release of reclamation liability for 58.7 acres located within the permit boundary.
Our client proposes to construct a 75-foot-tall monopine telecommunications tower (overall height of 80 feet) within a proposed 30-foot by 30-foot lease area. A proposed 20-foot-wide access and utility easement will route from the lease area northeast, southeast, then southwest approximately 1,760 feet terminating at New Mexico State Road 28. A proposed 5-foot-wide utility easement will route northwest of the lease area approximately 77 feet, then continue southwest approximately 195 feet connecting to existing overhead utilities. The site is located within agricultural development.
W26109-NM-38 UP PTC Excluded Tucumcari Subdivision MP 696.8
Union Pacific Railroad proposes the installation of a 60 ft. (overall height of 65 ft.) positive train control wayside monopole within the disturbed railroad right-of-way area.
Communication Infrastructure, Proposed Action, Railroad
Chino intends to expand or explore within the entirety of the claim footprint (the Project), which totals approximately 129 acres of Gila National Forest (GNF) and private land.
This environmental assessment will establish an ecological baseline for the site through systematic field evaluation, including wetland delineation, rare species surveys, and vegetation community mapping. S A strict "stop-work" buffer will be enforced if any sensitive wildlife features, such as active nests or burrows, are encountered. The project will conclude with a documented record of all findings, including geotagged photography and field data, to provide a defensible account of the site's ecological condition.
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