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DRMS Permit Index
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M1998038
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
1/25/2017
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Kirkland Construction
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DRMS
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ERR
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EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR SELECTED Chemical&Mechanical Controls-PLEASE REFER TO,READ AND COMPLY <br /> NOXIOUS WEED SPECIES IN VICINITY OF <br /> THE TWO RIVERS SAND&GRAVEL WITH THE APPROPRIATE HERBICIDE LABEL AND THE ATTACHED SPECIFIC <br /> PERMIT BOUNDARY NOXIOUS WEED FACT SHEET <br /> B List Species Duration Omrrect May nine hilt' August September October Biologic Control <br /> Method <br /> IDENTiFED WEED SPECIES IIM[iM THE PERNFTTED SAND&GRAVEL BOUNDARY <br /> Cut Stump Treatment-Treat cambial layer of the tree with appropriate Saltcedarleaf <br /> Tamarisk/Salt Cedar Perennial Krwxm na herbodes immediately cutting stump to roots above soil. beetle <br /> Tamarisk/Salt Cedar Perennial Known IBroadcastfoliartreatment: apply appropriate herbicide when the plants are growing na <br /> POTENTIAL INVASIVE WEED SPECIES <br /> Spot treat witm appropriate <br /> herbicides from rosette to early Spot treat fatl rosettes with Musk thistle <br /> Musk Thistle Biennial In Region appropriate herbicides or dig to seed head <br /> bloom stage or dig to below <br /> o below ground surface. weevils. <br /> Spot treat with appropriate Goats,Cattle <br /> Canada Thistle Perennial In Region herbicides from rosette to bud and Sheep <br /> stage_ will graze <br /> young <br /> Spot treat with appropriate <br /> Common Teasel Biennial In Region herbicides from rosette to bolting No biologic <br /> stage. Inspect site and treat late control. <br /> Spot treat with appropriate emerging plants,or remove Spot treat fa I I rosettes with <br /> herbicides from rosette to early flowering plants to prevent seed appropriate herbicides <br /> Hoary Cress Perennial In Region bloom stage or dig to below production. <br /> Na biologic <br /> ground surface. control_ <br /> Spot treat with appropriate <br /> herbicides from the early flower Biosogic <br /> Perennial Pepperweed Perennial In Region bud to flowering growth stage is control is not <br /> extremely effective to control a viable <br /> pepperweed. option. <br /> Spot treat with appropriate <br /> Russian Knapweed Perennial In Region herbicides from rosette to bud Treat during root bud development Gall Midge <br /> stage. <br /> Cut Stump Treatment-Treat cambial I ayer of the tree with appropriate <br /> laria <br /> herbcides immediately cutting stump to roots above soil. canker <br /> is an <br /> Russian Olive Perennial In Region na Basal Bark treatment-spray until wet but not dripping with canker is an <br /> appropriate herbicides to the roots above soil surface,root collar and un-approved <br /> lower trunk to a height 12 to 15 inches above ground_ biocontrol_ <br /> Always read,understand and follow label directions. <br /> The herbicide label is the LAW! <br /> BASIC WEED MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES: Integrated management is a program of noxious weed <br /> control that properly implements a variety of coordinated control methods.There are no cure-alls for <br /> noxious weeds—no single tool will work every time in every situation.The solution is integrated <br /> management,which combines, or integrates, different tools to provide more effective weed control <br /> than any single tool could produce. Types of control methods include mechanical, cultural, chemical, <br /> and biological. Please refer to the attached noxious weed fact sheets. <br /> Noxious weed management is not a one-time effort and the operator will need to perform control <br /> measures several times per during the operations life time. Work will include observation, control <br /> application, observation of controls effectiveness and eradication of the weed population. Work will be <br /> initiated on small infestations and the perimeters of larger infestations first.This will help keep <br /> infestations from spreading outward and will help to control new outbreaks. By confining the weeds into <br /> areas,they will be more manageable. Records should be kept of the controls applied on site and the <br />
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