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DRMS Permit Index
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M1988018
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Revision
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3/26/2019
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Request for Technical Revision
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• Prowers County has designated five species as noxious and present within <br /> their jurisdiction. The online Prowers County Noxious Weed Management <br /> Plan contains descriptions of these species. <br /> • Pueblo County has designated nineteen species as noxious and present <br /> within their jurisdiction. The online Pueblo County Noxious Weed <br /> Management Plan contains descriptions of these species. <br /> 3.0 WEED MANAGEMENT <br /> Weed management decisions vary according to plant life cycles, infestation size, and <br /> environmental conditions. Kirkland will implement weed mitigation methods, including <br /> any application of herbicides used to control weeds on site. Mitigation methods/techniques <br /> include preventative, cultural, physical/mechanical methods, and biological and chemical <br /> approaches. Optimal noxious weed management methods will vary with the environmental <br /> variables of the area of interest. Consider soil type and stability, grade, moisture regimes, <br /> growing season, pre-existing noxious weed populations, land use, water availability, weed <br /> type and stage of growth as well as the intensity of the infestations when preparing a <br /> noxious weed management plan. <br /> The management methods should have minimal impact on the environment and be <br /> economically fitting for the Operator in charge of implementing the noxious weed <br /> management program. When assessing weed management on a property, it is important to <br /> evaluate possible modes of transportation for the noxious species. Areas to consider <br /> include waterways, roads, game trails, areas with livestock, and equipment storage sites. <br /> Most management plans utilize a combination of the treatments outlined below. <br /> 3.1 Preventative Methods <br /> Preventative methods include practices involving good land stewardship. These practices <br /> include but are not limited to using weed free certified products, erosion control measures, <br /> and regularly cleaning equipment. <br /> Kirkland Construction 4 March 2019 <br /> weed mgmt plan_kirkland cwnstruction_march_2019.docx T E L E S T O <br />
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