HomeMy WebLinkAbout2.0 CorrespondenceDavid Pesnichak
From: Richard Miller <richard.miller@easycleanenergy.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 8:38 PM
To: David Pesnichak
Cc: Chad Roach
Subject: FW: Wildlife Fence - Garfield County
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Hi David,
We received the e-mail below from Matt Yamashita regarding the wildlife fencing. We will increase the height to 8' per
Matt's recommendation.
Chad has been coordinating the noxious weed spraying, which occurred this week. He will forward you documentation
regarding the spraying.
Thanks for all your assistance,
Richard
From: Yamashita - DNR, Matt [mailto:matt.yamashita@state.co.us]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 5:39 PM
To: Richard Miller
Cc: Taylor Elm - DNR
Subject: Re: Wildlife Fence - Garfield County
Richard,
The fence materials and design look good. The only recommendation I would make would be to increase the
height. We standard recommend eight foot fencing to exclude deer and elk. Six foot is too short as both deer
and elk can still jump it. The six foot height is also right at the limit to what a deer or elk can easily clear and
would likely result in animals getting caught on the top. A seven foot fence is better but again, is still in the
range of where we would expect some issues with animals trying to jump and getting hung up.
Hope this information is helpful and thank you for the opportunity to review.
Matt
On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 10:31 AM, Richard Miller <richard.miller�iu easycleanenergy.com> wrote:
Hello Matt,
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It was good talking to you today. To follow-up on our phone conversation, please see photo below of fencing
that we are proposing for the perimeter of our solar array in Garfield County. We can build the fence at 6' or 7'
height. The grid on the fencing is 6" X 6". We are required to get your approval of the fencing before a
construction permit will be is issued. If this type of fencing is not acceptable, let me know what you require and
I will make it happen.
Thanks very much for your help,
Richard
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