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. . insure adequate warning is given to bicyclists and pedestrians by using cones, signs, and flashers as necessary to insure their safety. G. The CONTRACTOR will be notified by the DISTRICT if construction or revegetation necessitates that scheduled maintenance be rescheduled or removed from the CONTRACT. . H. PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE. The DISTRICT is assisting the Colorado Division of Wildlife in controlling Purple Loosestrife. Purple Loosestrife is a noxious weed and a threat to wetland areas and habitat. It spreads through seed dispersion as well as by cut pieces of plant. The District would like the CONTRACTOR's field personnel to be able to identify Purple Loosestrife. The DISTRICT can supply the CONTRACTOR with information to help identify Purple Loosestrife in the field. . . If Purple Loosestrife is found, DO NOT MOW: CONTACT DISTRICT IMMEDIATELY. Plea,se report the location of Purple Loosestrife. The DISTRICT will enforce this policy by contracting with the CONTRACTOR to properly remove, bag, and dispose of any cut pieces of the plant if it is mowed. I. UTE LADIES'-TRESSES ORCHID (SPlRANTHES DILUVIALISj. The DISTRICT is assisting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to preserve a rare orchid commonly called the Ute Ladies' -Tresses Orchid. This orchid is located within wetland areas. It has been found in several counties along the front range. It is a federal offense to disturb these orchids. The DISTRICT has enclosed a one page pamphlet with color photos and a description of Ute Ladies' -Tresses Orchid within the routine maintenance aerials. . . If an orchid is found, DO NOT DISTURB: CONTACT DISTRICT IMMEDIA TEL Y with the location of the orchid. . . . . 25