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Aggregate Industries, Morrison Quarry <br /> Amendment No.7 to Permit M-1973-021 FN <br /> Morrison,CO <br /> fertilizer, tackifier, and seed together in one application. The hydromulch and soil amendments <br /> to be combined with the hydroseed mixture includes: <br /> • 1 ton/acre hydromulch; <br /> • 150 Ibs/acre tackifier; and <br /> • 250 Ibs/acre 18-46-0 fertilizer. <br /> A substitute for inorganic fertilizer would be to apply 500 to 1,000 Ibs/acre of BIOSOL, an <br /> organic soil enhancer, that has been effective at establishing vegetation in other reclaimed <br /> areas of the site. The proposed hydroseed mixture per acre is listed in Table E-2. <br /> Table E-2. Hydroseed Mi <br /> Grass Type Amount/Acres <br /> Western Wheat grass, Native 8.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Slender Wheat grass 7.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Thicks ike Wheat grass 5.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Vaughn Sideoats Grama 6.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Blue Grama, Native 5.0 Ibs/acre <br /> A ar Blue Flax 3.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Indian Rice grass 5.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Perennial R e rass 2.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Hard Fescue 3.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Reubens Canada Bluegrass 4.0 Ibs/acre <br /> Total 48.0 Ibs/acre <br /> '-Amount per acre reported indicates"pure live seed" <br /> Shrubs and trees (detailed in Exhibit F.5, Table 2) will be planted where they would be naturally <br /> found in this area. For example, Douglas Fir will only be planted in the upper areas of the north- <br /> facing slopes of the reclaimed areas after final mining. <br /> Upon sustained, regenerative native grass establishment, shrubs and trees that are <br /> acclimatized to this area will be manually transplanted from local nursery stock. These will be in <br /> the form of containerized or tubeling trees and shrubs. Density of plantings and types to be used <br /> are those that have been previously approved in the existing permit and amendments, and that <br /> are currently providing successful reclamation in the North and Central Quarries. Irrigation <br /> practices will be at the discretion of the operator, but with the goal of an approximately 70% <br /> survival rate of trees and shrubs. To provide habitat variability along the reclaimed benches, <br /> additional woody debris and rock structures are to be placed along benches as shown in <br /> Exhibit F.5. These structures include: <br /> • Free standing snags <br /> • Habitat root wad <br /> • Brush log piles <br /> • Rock piles <br /> September 2021 1 37 <br />