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Topsoil is graded in lifts, with wheel compaction to prevent the creation of voids that can lead to <br /> settlement or over compaction. Use of fertilizer or compost or other soil amendments shall only be <br /> applied where soil tests indicate nutrient deficiencies for the plant species to be established. <br /> B. Revise the seed mix to contain more seeds per square foot,with a seed mix of 80-120 seeds/S.F., <br /> or 15-25 PLS/Acre (pounds live seed per acre): <br /> The revised seed mix is summarized as follows: <br /> Seed Type Rate— PLS/Acre <br /> Switchgrass 2.00 <br /> Sand Dropseed 0.40 <br /> Inland Saltgrass 4.00 <br /> Alkali Sacaton 0.60 <br /> Galleta 4.00 <br /> Western Wheatgrass 10.00 <br /> Buffalo Grass 4.95 <br /> Blue Grama 0.75 <br /> TOTAL Pounds Live Seed/ACRE: 26.70 <br /> C. If mulch is to be used specify the kind to be used, the crimping method and rate of application: <br /> Mulch is not intended to be used, only mulch as required depending upon success of initial seeding with <br /> cover crop methodology planned to provide protection for newly planted seeds. <br /> D. Specify the species and application rates of the proposed cover crop: <br /> The species of cover crop will be Sideoats Grama applied at the application rate of 18 PLS/acre(pounds <br /> of live seed per acre). Planting into stubble of sideoats grama as a cover crop is a preferred method for <br /> seeding large areas. The stubble will give protection for the new seeding and helps trap moisture. The <br /> sideoats grama cover seeding can be planted mid-May thru June to give plants enough time to establish <br /> before wintertime. As new planting establishes,weeds will need to be controlled. Mowing is best done to <br /> reduce competition,prevent reseeding of weeds,but minimizes clipping the grasses. Generally, mowing <br /> frequently with a mower that shreds the weeds helps prevent covering the new grass seedlings too deeply <br /> with residue and maintaining good sunlight penetration for the cover crop and permanent grasses. <br /> EXHIBIT F-Reclamation Plan Map Rule 6.4.6 <br /> 5. Have the Reclamation Plan Map signed by a registered land surveyor <br /> Exhibit F, Reclamation Plan Map is submitted herewith with the required signature of the registered land <br /> surveyor who prepared the Reclamation Plan Map,per rule 6.4.6. <br /> 3 <br />