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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2000149
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
12/4/2013
Doc Name
Response to Adequacy Review and Request for 10 day extension
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Randy Schafer
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DRMS
Email Name
PSH
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"History, Mission, Funding <br />Our current district was formed from the consolidation of five existing weed control districts that had <br />been established as early as 1967. An election, by the landowners within the five districts, approved <br />the consolidation on August 31, 1972. On September 13, 1972, the Logan County Board of County <br />Commissioners appointed the first, five member advisory board to oversee the operation of the district. <br />The weeds listed for control were: Canada thistle, field bindweed, silver -leaf poverty weed, woolly leaf, <br />poverty weed, and whitetop. The district operated with only summer -time employees until 1988. That <br />year a full -time agronomist was hired to operate the district for more effective results. Additional <br />summer -time employees assist the agronomist with weed control efforts. The district remains staffed in <br />such fashion. <br />The Logan County Pest Control District provides noxious weed control management, education and <br />control assistance to all landowners in Logan County. It is responsible for noxious weed control and <br />chemical vegetation management on all county owned right -of -ways. <br />The district derives its operating money from a tax levy on the value of land in the district of about 1 mil. <br />The district also receives money from state agencies, railroads and private landowners who use the <br />district's services." <br />Mr. Barton will watch for noxious weeds and avail himself of the Pest Control <br />District services as needed. <br />6.4.6 Exhibit F- Reclamation Plan Map <br />14. Rule 6.2.1(2) requires maps be signed by a registered land surveyor, <br />professional engineer, or other qualified person. The Reclamation Plan maps <br />submitted to the Division were not signed. Please resubmit signed copies of the <br />maps. <br />As previously indicated, a copy of all maps are being re- submitted, signed <br />Randy Schafer. I prepared all maps. <br />6.4.10 Exhibit J - Vegetation Information <br />15. The Operator /Applicant shall include a narrative of the description of present <br />vegetation types, which include quantitative estimates of cover and height for <br />the principal species in each life -form represented (i.e., trees, tall shrubs, low <br />shrubs, grasses, forbs). <br />The current property is currently rangeland. It supports a number of <br />native grasses. Current grasses identified are blue grama, buffalograss, <br />prairie sandreed, sand dropseed, needle- and - thread, little bluestem, sideoats <br />grama, and switchgrass. The entire site is in grasses. There are no trees. <br />The grass height ranges from 4" to 12 ", depending on the species. <br />
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