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2018-07-18_REVISION - M1977534
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977534
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
7/18/2018
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Soil Sampling Results
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City of Golden
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DRMS
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TR3
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PSH
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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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Revegetation Assessment-Revised <br /> Guanetta Reservotr <br /> Clear Creek County,Colorado <br /> combination of subsoil and topsoil, 24 inches thick,would be placed on top of the barrier to provide <br /> sufficient depth for the native species' roots to grow(see Table 4 for the minimum root depth of <br /> recommended species). The subsoil would be approximately 18 inches thick,would be inert and not <br /> contain excessive salts or sodium, and would otherwise meet DRMS requirements. The topsoil would be <br /> a minimum of 6 inches and provide sufficient nutrients to support native grasses. Additionally, the <br /> topsoil would be within the pH range and alkalinity/salt tolerance of the native grasses planted. <br /> Both the topsoil and subsoil would be tested by the CSU Soil Testing Lab and the results sent to DRMS <br /> before application at the project area. Additionally, both the topsoil and subsoil would be inspected at <br /> their points of origin prior to placement in the project area. If noxious weeds are growing on the topsoil, <br /> then the topsoil would not be used. Other noxious weed best management practices include using <br /> certified weed-free mulch and seeds and inspecting the site after seeding to determine if noxious weeds <br /> are growing. If weeds are growing, appropriate noxious weed-control methods would be used. <br /> If testing shows that additional nutrients are needed for the subsoil, then a slow-release nitrogen <br /> fertilizer (such as Biosol)would be applied to the soil. A fast release nitrogen fertilizer would not be <br /> used because it only promotes weeds such as kochia,which already occurs in the project area. <br /> Seeding Recommendations <br /> Because the Reclamation Permit Seed Mix has compatibility issues with the existing conditions at the <br /> project area, ERO recommends revising the mix to the native species shown in Table 4. The species in <br /> this revised seed mix are typically found in the area and some were observed during both of the 2018 <br /> site visits. <br /> Table 4. Recommended seed mix and tolerances. <br /> PUM Lire Roc-oep&- <br /> commmmam s w ft seed f P#R-W <br /> PUYA- 04 ToLecance f <br /> Fringed brome Bromus cilia tus 1.8 N 6.0-8.0 Low 10 <br /> Mountain brome Bromus morginotus 5 N 4.5-8.0 High 20 <br /> Sand dropseed Sporobolus cryptandrus 0.1 N 6.6-8.0 Medium 18 <br /> Slender wheatgrass Elymustrachycoulus 3 N 5.6-9 Medium 16 <br /> Thickspike wheatgrass Elymus lanceolatus 4 N 6.6-8.4 Medium 16 <br /> lanceolatus <br /> Western wheatgrass Pascopyrum smithii 5.5 N 4.0-9.0 High 20 <br /> 19.4 <br /> Source:USDA,NRCS Plant Database 2018. <br /> ERO Project#7158 6 <br /> ERO Resources Corporation <br />
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