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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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This is just to see if a species is found in this area. I just want to see if this area has any badger records. What else can I write here? AI OverviewThe American badger (Taxidea taxus) lives across all 33 counties in New Mexico, inhabiting diverse environments from the Rio Grande cottonwood bosque and Albuquerque urban edges to the high meadows of Valles Caldera National Preserve and gypsum flats of White Sands National Park.Habitat and RangeOpen Landscapes: They prefer grasslands, prairies, desert scrublands, and montane pastures where burrowing rodents are common.Urban Presence: Badgers are documented within Albuquerque's Rio Grande Bosque and surrounding city limits as they follow prey into suburban fringes.Conservation Status: NatureServe ranks the American badger as S3 (Vulnerable) within New Mexico due to localized pressures, despite secure global populations.
The project area would be constructed into a senior center and elderly care facility with
associated grounds and maintenance buildings to serve the elderly community of the
Pueblo of Laguna. It is 25 acres north of I-40 off Old Route 66 Road west of
Albuquerque, NM. The area is currently vacant desert except for the roads mentioned
above. Site surveys have already been conducted and an Environmental Assessment
and Biological Survey Report are being written to analyze the effects of the proposed
project to the environment.
The project area would be constructed into a senior center and elderly care facility with
associated grounds and maintenance buildings to serve the elderly community of the
Pueblo of Laguna. It is 25 acres north of I-40 off Old Route 66 Road west of
Albuquerque, NM. The area is currently vacant desert except for the roads mentioned
above. Site surveys have already been conducted and an Environmental Assessment
and Biological Survey Report are being written to analyze the effects of the proposed
project to the environment.
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