2018-06-05_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A ‎(7)‎

• Permit No: C1981019A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 6/5/2018
• Doc Name: Volume 1 Rule 4
• Section_Exhibit Name: 4.02 Throuugh 4.30
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

RULE 4 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
The Number of Native Perennials with Between 30/o and
500/o Relative Cover from the Dominant Communities of the
So. Taylor Area - Harner, 1985
Percent Relative Cover I Total No.
Sagebrush
Mtn. Shrub
Aspen
Species
Agropyron smith#
5.91
Agropyron spicatum
5.58
Agropyron trachycaulum
3.07
Bromus porteri
3.50
3.33
8.38
Elymus glaucus
7.85
Poa pratensis
9.08
11.87
10.30
Subtotall
4
1 3
1 3
Achillea lanulosa
3.49
Lupins caudatus
5.14
O.smorhiza occidentalis
6.46
Subtotal
1
0
2
Amelachier utahensis
13.73
Artemisia tridentate
27.13
Prunus virginiana
4.89
Quercus gambellii
7.47
Symphoricarpos oreophilus
12.80
37.07
32.81
Subtotal
2
3
2
TOTAL
7
6
7
Given the aforementioned, the revegetation objective for diversity will be to establish a community on the
reclaimed areas that contain the following;
For areas targeting the livestock grazing subcomponent of the Rangeland Land Use (Pre -2008
reclamation):
a) At least two cool season perennial grasses with between 3% and 50% relative cover
(composition).
b) All forbs combined with between 1% and 50% relative cover (composition).
For areas targeting the livestock grazing subcomponent of the Rangeland Land Use (Post -2008
reclamation):
a) At least three native* cool season perennial grasses with between 3% and 50% relative cover
(composition), and
b) At least one perennial forb or shrub with between 2% and 50% relative cover (composition), or
The limitation to "native" status will not apply to introduced (and CDRMS approved) taxa specifically planted for an approved
use (such as Orchard grass or Cicer milkvetch).
Rule 4 Performance Standards 4-66 Revision Date: 1/31/18
Revision No.: TR -119