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for successful vegetation establishment. Seeding will take place during the fall following re- <br /> topsoiling of slopes. Slopes will be re-topsoiled as soon as they are able to be reclaimed. <br /> 4_1 Revegetation Seed Mix <br /> Reclamation revegetation will use the seed mix shown below. <br /> Species Pounds of pure live seed per acre (drilled) <br /> Streambank wheatgrass 3.0 <br /> Mountain Brome-Bromer 3.0 <br /> Big Bluegrass-Sherman 0.8 <br /> Slender Wheatgrass-San Luis 3.0 <br /> Blue wildrye 2.0 <br /> Rocky Mountain fescue 0.8 <br /> Sandberg Bluegrass 0.8 <br /> Tufted Hairgrass 0.8 <br /> Nebraska Sedge 0.5 <br /> Baltic Rush 0.3 <br /> Total 15.0 <br /> Broadcast seeding will be done at double the drill rate. <br /> 4_2 Seeding <br /> Best case vegetation success methods, as recommended by the local Soil Conservation office, is <br /> described herein. The seedbed will be well settled and firm but friable enough that seed can be <br /> drilled at the recommended depth. Compacted soils, by traffic or other equipment, will be tilled <br /> (deep-chiseled or ripped, if necessary)to break up restrictive or compacted layers and then <br /> harrowed and rolled or packed to prepare the required firm seedbed. If the seed is to be <br /> broadcast, then the seedbed will be settled and fairly firmed but ultimately left rough to catch the <br /> seed and allow some coverage by soil when tracked in by heavy equipment or harrowed and <br /> packed into the surface. Seedbed preparation will be avoided when the topsoil material is wet. <br /> Planting depth will be less than 1 inch. It will not be necessary to construct fire lanes or access <br /> roads for the express purpose of fighting fire since this area is for rangeland and water storage. <br /> 5. Reclamation Timetable <br /> Birdseye Pit Cr,-,I x icki and♦swwialv�,N I( <br /> June 2019 E-3 <br />