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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009074
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
1/17/2018
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Environment, Inc.
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DRMS
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CN1
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ERR
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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difficult issue. A Noxious Weed Management Plan will define what measures will be taken to address <br /> different weed species. Several weeds on the State of Colorado noxious weed lists currently occur on the <br /> Orr Pit, Russian knapweed, tamarisk, Russian olive, and Canada thistle. Other weeds that commonly <br /> occur in Pueblo County and require management are cheat grass, kochia, Russian thistle and bind weed. <br /> Land Contour <br /> While conducting reclamation work all slopes should be minimized and mimic the natural topography. <br /> This will reduce erosion, promote favorable conditions for seed germination and limit unnatural barriers <br /> to wildlife. To the greatest extent possible the slopes of the reclaimed property should match its original <br /> condition. <br /> Seed Mix <br /> Proper reclamation, from a wildlife perspective, involves not only stabilizing the soil and establishing <br /> ground cover, but fostering plant communities with a diversity of species and plant types(grasses, <br /> broadleaf fortis, and woody vegetation)which will fully serve the nutritional and cover needs of wildlife. <br /> All reclamation seed mites should be suited to on-site soil types, and mirror native plant communities. <br /> All reseeding should be completed in a timely manner and should be monitored for success and noxious <br /> weed establishment. Below is a short list of grasses, shrubs and fortis that the CPW would recommend <br /> including in the finalized seed mix. <br /> Plants for areas within 100 feet of water: <br /> Yellow indiangrass (Sarghusirum nutans) <br /> Big bluestem (Andrupagan gerarchii <br /> Switcligrass (Panicum virgatum) <br /> Little bluestem (Schiaachyriton scoparh nr) <br /> Reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) <br /> Redtop (Agrastis alba) <br /> Barnyard grass (Echinachloa crusgalli) <br /> Orchardgrass (Dactylis glamerata) <br /> Wheatgrasses- native (Agropyron spp.) <br /> Alfalfa(Medtgaco saliva) <br /> Sweet clover(Melilotus officinalis) <br /> Shrub willows(i.e. coyote) (Salix spp) <br /> Peach lea fwillow (Salix arnygclaloide.$) <br /> Plains cottonwood (Populus delta ides) <br /> Alder (Alms spp.) <br /> Grasses for other upland areas: <br /> Blue grarna (Bouteloua gracilis) <br /> Sideoats grama (Bautelous curtipendula) <br /> Ring mutely (Muhlenbergia torreyi) <br /> Sand dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) <br /> Indian ricegrass (Achantherurn hymenoides) <br />
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