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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988044
IBM Index Class Name
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10/21/2014
Doc Name
TR Submittal
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Mark A. Heifner for Schmidt Construction Company
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR7
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TAK
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TR-07 RECLAMATION PLAN <br /> Wildflower Planting: Previously, a blend of wildflowers were planned for including in the <br /> seeding. It has been found that invasion rates of various resident wildflower species is quite high and <br /> probably exceeds what would be produced by planting. Planting wildflowers along with the invasion rates <br /> would likely overload the vegetation with forbs at the expense of the grasses which are more important. <br /> REQUIREMENT 23. All seed tags should be kept for future reference. <br /> Seed Tags: When a bag of seed is supplied by a reputable seed company, seed tags of some <br /> kind are usually included and are most often attached to the bag. All seed tags should be kept for future <br /> reference. The location of planting that seed should also be noted. Although bad seed is rarely a cause of a <br /> seeding failure, it can happen. Also, seed batch, purity, and germination rates are provided for each species <br /> on the seed tags. Rarely is this information ever used,but if the tags are not saved and there is a need to <br /> refer to that information in the future to compare seeding success rates or for verification purposes the <br /> information is not available. <br /> Seed Storage and Length of Life: Seed should always be stored in a cool, dry location, and <br /> preferably where mice can't get to it. If some of the grass seed is left over and it is properly stored, that <br /> seed can usually be used the next year. If it has not been properly stored it is risky to use the seed for <br /> anything other than incidental planting. If older seed is used, it is usually best to mix one-year old seed <br /> with fresh seed or increase the seeding rate by about 20% if no fresh seed will be used. Using seed that is <br /> two or more years old is not advisable except in non-critical locations such as temporary erosion control. <br /> The older the seed, the more seed that is needed to produce the same growth. After three years, seed <br /> should be considered worthless and should be discarded or used as a mulch. <br /> SEED MIXTURE (formerly the Upland Seed Mixture) <br /> BROADCAST DRILLED <br /> SPECIES Pounds Live seeds per Pounds Live seeds per <br /> PLS/Acre sq ft PLS/Acre sq ft <br /> Blue Grama 1 16 0.5 8 <br /> Sideoats Grama 4 13 2 6.5 <br /> Little Bluestein 3 15.5 2 10 <br /> Western Wheatgrass 4 11.5 2 5.75 <br /> Green Needlegrass 3 12.5 2 8.3 <br /> Sand Bluestein 5 13 2 5.2 <br /> TOTALSI 20 81.5 1 10.5 43.75 <br /> (NOTE: All species may be blended and seeded together.) <br /> Coal Creek Sand Resource Amendment 3 (2005)- M-1988-044 Exhibit E Page 17 <br />
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