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Table E-3 <br /> SEED MIX— Permanent Mix for Erosion Control on Private Surface <br /> 2 <br /> Species' lbs. SEEDS/SF <br /> Big Grama 0.5 9.47 <br /> Crested Wheatgrass - Ephraim 1 4.59 <br /> Green Needlegrass 1 4.16 <br /> Intermediate Wheatgrass 4 8.08 <br /> Little Bluestem 1 5.97 <br /> Pubescent Wheatgrass 4 9.18 <br /> Russian Wildrye 2 8.03 <br /> Sideoats Grama 2 8.77 <br /> Western Wheatgrass 4 10.10 <br /> Ranger Alfalfa 1 4.82 <br /> Mountain Mahogany 2 2.7 <br /> Rubber Rabbitbrush 1 9.18 <br /> TOTALS 24 85.05 <br /> Availability may dictate the need for variety substitution or species omission. <br /> 2 Percent of mix calculated on a seeds-per square-foot basis. <br /> Use of native species grown from seed collected near the site or along Colorado's Front Range <br /> is highly recommended. Most seedlings may be purchased from the Colorado State Forest <br /> Service, local Soil Conservation Service, or State Extension Service offices. <br /> Weed control shall be employed for all prohibited noxious week species. Weed control shall also <br /> be utilized to thwart weedy species threatening the success of reclamation species or when <br /> weeds threaten to spread outside the permit boundary. <br /> Enhanced Reclamation <br /> If the community wishes to enhance the reclamation effort by increasing the number of trees and <br /> shrubs, or additional wildflower planting, the Applicant will continue to work with the volunteer <br /> groups in stabilized areas. An example would be to include some Rocky Mountain Junipers in <br /> the Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir areas, and similarly including some random plantings of <br /> Ponderosa pines throughout the juniper areas. This would increase the random nature of the <br /> Pikeview Quarry Amendment 4 <br /> 2019 <br /> E-7 <br />