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Gra,✓e` P,t #1 Jari,.i:�ry :�13 <br /> • When growing media is replaced, it will be done in as even a manner as possible. <br /> Fertilizer or other soil amendments shall be added, if needed, although not <br /> anticipated. <br /> • Vegetative piles will be removed from the area or used in accordance with the <br /> Reclamation Plan. <br /> 6.1.1.6 Revegetation <br /> Figure 14, Exhibit E1 and Figure 15, Exhibit E2 provide detailed information regarding the <br /> revegetation of the Rifle Pit. An excerpt from Figure 15, Exhibit E2 outlining the upland and <br /> wetland seeding mixes is included below. <br /> TABLE 1 — UPLAND SEEDING AND PLANTING MIX <br /> % COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME VARIETY FORM PLS ( BS/ACRE)f <br /> 20 ORCHARD GRASS DACTYUS GLOMERATA AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE BUNCH 36 <br /> 20 WESTERN WHEATGRASS PASCOPYRVM SMITHII AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE SOD—FORMING 36 <br /> 20 TIMOTHY PHLEVM PRATENSE AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE BUNCH 36 <br /> 40 MEADOW BROME BROMUS BIESERSTEINII AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE BUNCH 72 <br /> TABLE 2 — WETLAND SEEDING AND PLANTING MIX <br /> % COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME VARIETY FORM PLS (L,/ACRE),! <br /> -- SPEARLEAF RABB"RUSH DACTYLIS GLOMERATA WILDLANO COLLECTED SEED SHRUB 005 <br /> -- COYOTE WILLOW SALIX EXIGVA CONTAINERIZED STOCK (60 Ire') SHRUB I CONTAINER <br /> PER S SOFT <br /> -- BALTIC RUSH JUNCOS BALTICUS AS LOCALLY AVARABLE SOD—FORMING 06 <br /> -- NEBRASKA SEDGE CARER NEBRASCENStS AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE SOD—FORMING 16 <br /> -- BEAKED SEDGE CARER ULTRICULATA CCMTAreERIZEO STOCK (10 IN1) RHIZOMATOVS 1 CONTAINER <br /> PER 3 SO FT <br /> -- CLUSTERED FIELD SEDGE CARER PRAEGRACILIS AS LOCALLY AVAILABLE SOO—FORMING 12 <br /> -- CMANRMAKER'S BULRUSH SCHOENOPLECTUS AMERICMRVS CONTAINERIZED STOCK (60 1W) RHIZOMATOUS I CONTAINER <br /> PFR T SO FT <br /> The proposed revegetation was selected with the following intents: <br /> • Establish a diverse, effective, and long-lasting vegetative cover that is capable of <br /> self-regeneration without continued dependence on irrigation, soil amendments or <br /> fertilizer. Native mixes were selected to comply with NRCS standards, and to match <br /> surrounding land conditions. <br /> • Provide for the greatest probability of success in plant establishment and vegetation <br /> development by considering environmental factors such as seasonal patterns of <br /> precipitation, temperature, and wind; soil texture and fertility; slope stability; and <br /> direction of slope faces. Similar attention was given to biological factors. <br /> • Ensure the establishment of a diverse and long-lasting vegetative cover by <br /> employing site preparation and protection techniques such as soil conditioning; <br /> mulching; and soil amendments. Mulch <br /> • Mulch will be applied at a rate of 1.5 tons/acre of hay (preferred) or 2 tons/acre of <br /> straw. <br /> • Prohibit noxious weed species through weed control methods as documented in <br /> Attachment C. See Section 6.6 for additional information. <br /> 6.1.1.7 Buildings and Structures <br /> There are no historical structures on the property, per a Class III cultural resource inventory <br /> completed by Flattops Archaeological Consultants. <br /> 40 <br />