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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2014051
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
9/15/2014
Doc Name
New 110c Application
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Franson Family Limited Partnership
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FRANSON FAMILY PARTNERSHIP PAGE 2 <br /> FRANSON PIT - WEED CONTROL PLAN <br /> JULY 2, 201 4 <br /> where in the area . Priorities are set to reduce or eradicate <br /> weeds that have already established on the property, according to <br /> their actual and potential impacts on the land management goals <br /> for the property, and according to the ability to control them <br /> now versus later. Actions will be taken only when careful <br /> consideration indicates leaving the noxious weed unchecked would <br /> result in more damage than controlling it with best available <br /> methods . <br /> The plan follows the adaptive management approach: <br /> • First, weed species are identified through inventory of the <br /> property and by gathering information from other sources. <br /> • Second, land management goals and weed management objectives are <br /> established for the property. <br /> • Third, priorities are assigned to the weed species and weed patches <br /> based on the severity of their impacts, while considering the ability <br /> to control them. <br /> • Fourth, methods are considered for controlling them or otherwise <br /> diminishing their impacts and, if necessary, re-order priorities <br /> based on likely impacts on target and non-target species. <br /> • Fifth, An Integrated Weed Management (IWM) plan is developed based on <br /> this information. <br /> • Sixth, the IWM plan is implemented in the spring or fall as recom- <br /> mended by the CSU Cooperative Extension local office. <br /> • Seventh, the results of management actions are monitored and evalu- <br /> ated in light of weed management objectives for the management area. <br /> • Finally, this information is used to modify and improve weed manage- <br /> ment objectives, control priorities, and IWM plans, thereby starting <br /> the cycle again. <br /> The premise behind a weed management plan is that a structured, <br /> logical approach to weed management, based on the best available <br /> information, is cheaper and more effective than an ad-hoc ap- <br /> proach where one deals with weed problems as they arise . <br /> 3 . NOXIOUS WEEDS PRESENT IN YUMA COUNTY THAT WILL BE WATCHED FOR <br /> AT THE GRAVEL PIT. <br /> A List Species <br /> Cypress spurge (Euphorbia cyparissias) <br /> Myrtle spurge (Euphorbia myrsinites) * <br /> 46 <br />
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