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shown in Table 3.3. Slopes will be regraded, backfilled, and retopsoiled as soon as they are able <br /> to be reclaimed and as additional mining phases become active. <br /> Due to the steep grade, hydroseeding, mulch and/or tackifier will be utilized on all slopes. All <br /> seed mixes and tree tubelings will be verified as adequate for the Young Ranch Resource area by <br /> a third-party expert. <br /> The availability of seedlings and tree tubelings will be verified nearing the time of reclamation <br /> work, and if substitutions are necessary, the Division shall be informed. <br /> Seeding and planting will take place during the spring or fall following retopsoiling of slopes. <br /> 3.1 Example Native Forest Shrub seed mix <br /> Scientific Name Common Name <br /> Cercocarpus montanus True mountain mahogany <br /> Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus Green rabbitbrush <br /> Purshia tridentate Antelope bitterbrush <br /> Rhus trilobato Skunkbush sumac <br /> Ribes cereum Wax currant <br /> Yucca glauca Yucca <br /> A final Native Forest Shrub seed mix will be verified by a contracted revegetation consultant and <br /> will be subject to nursery availability. Either bare root stock or containerized plants can be used <br /> for shrubs. <br /> 3.2 Example Tree Tubelings <br /> Planting <br /> Scientific Name Common Name Rate Location <br /> Pinus contorto Lodgepole pine 150-250/ac Side slopes <br /> Pinus flexilis Limber pine 150-250/ac Ridge tops <br /> A final Tree tubelings rate will be verified by a contracted revegetation consultant and will be <br /> subject to nursery availability. Either bare root stock or containerized plants can be used for <br /> trees. Tree tubelings will be planted in a typical minimum density of 140 saplings per 1-acre, in <br /> 20-foot x 20-foot x 20-foot triangular spacing as suggested by the USDA. <br /> Young Ranch Resource a: ,•p:.:�:, .-..,,,a«,.. <br /> February 2020 E-4 <br />