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6. Describe how roads will be reclaimed or returned to their pre-prospecting(or better) <br /> condition: <br /> Roads and pads will be regraded back to their approximate native contours, topsoil <br /> replaced and the disturbed ground will be ham-owed/raked and reseeded. 1310eking <br /> boulders, existing downed woody debris, and/or berms can be placed on the three new <br /> short road segments. If the road and pad grades are slight enough for safe travel, no <br /> material will he removerl 2nd traffir,w"' move on the surface- nuring reclarn2tion, <br /> overland traffic ways will be scarified to break compaction. Then the pads and roads <br /> will be harrowediraked and seeded. <br /> 7. List the seed mixture to be used in the re-establishment of vegetation. See the attached <br /> seed mixture calculation to obtain PLS/acre. For assistance with formulating seed <br /> mixtures and rates, contact the local NRCS if on private land, BLM/USFS if on public <br /> land or State Land Board if on state land. <br /> A. Plant name and seeding rate: <br /> Plant Name Seeding Rate (PLS/Acre) <br /> Sand dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus)VNS variety 0.07 PLS (lb/ac) <br /> Galleta (Hilana jamesii) Viva, florets 2.47 <br /> Big sagebrush (atemesia tridentate) VNS 0.10 <br /> Winterfat (Krascheninnikovia lanata) VNS 0.25 <br /> Four-wing saltbrush (Atiplex canescens) VNS 0.25 <br /> Indian ricegrass (Achnatherum hymenoides) Rimrock 3.71 <br /> Blue gramma (Chondosum gracile) Alma 0.48 <br /> Mutton grass (Poa fendleriana) VNS 0.10 <br /> Squirrel tail (Elymus elymoides) Botttlebrush 2.04 <br /> Total 9.47 <br /> Source: BLM Tres Rios Field Office, Dolores, CO <br /> Form 2—Public File Page 10 of 14 <br />