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Cmc CONTINENTAL MATERIALS CORPORATION Table E-3 SEED MIX— Permanent Mix for Erosion Control on Private Surface z Species' PLS SEEDS/SF I bs./ac Big Grama 0.5 9.47 Crested Wheatgrass - Ephraim 1 4.59 Green Needlegrass 1 4.16 Intermediate Wheatgrass 4 8.08 Little Bluestem 1 5.97 Pubescent Wheatgrass 4 9.18 Russian Wildrye 2 8.03 Sideoats Grama 2 8.77 Western Wheatgrass 4 10.10 Ranger Alfalfa 1 4.82 Mountain Mahogany 2 2.7 Rubber Rabbitbrush 1 9.18 TOTALS 24 85.05 1 Availability may dictate the need for variety substitution or species omission. 2 Percent of mix calculated on a seeds-per square-foot basis. Use of native species grown from seed collected near the site or along Colorado's Front Range is highly recommended. Most seedlings may be purchased from the Colorado State Forest Service, local Soil Conservation Service, or State Extension Service offices. Weed control shall be employed for all prohibited noxious week species. Weed control shall also be utilized to thwart weedy species threatening the success of reclamation species or when weeds threaten to spread outside the permit boundary. Enhanced Reclamation The bonding amounts for reclamation in Exhibit L are only for the trees and grasses described above, not the "enhanced reclamation" described below. If the community wishes to enhance the reclamation effort by increasing the number of trees and shrubs, or additional wildflower planting, the Applicant will continue to work with the volunteer groups in stabilized areas. An example would be to include some Rocky Mountain Junipers in the Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir areas, and similarly including some random plantings of Ponderosa pines throughout the juniper areas. This would increase the random nature of the Pikeview Quarry Amendment 4 E-7