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DRMS Permit Index
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M2001001
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12/9/2024
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Request For Amendment To Permit
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Smoth's Materials, LLC
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AM2
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111 <br /> M-2001-001 Line Camp Pit Amendment#2 (Expansion) <br /> Exhibit E.1 Attachment 1 Reclamation Seeding. <br /> For temporary seeding for stabilization and protection of stockpiles: <br /> Slender wheatgrass (var. Pryor) 8.25 lb/acre broadcast, 4.13 drilled <br /> Sanfoin (var. Remont) 12.50 lb/acre broadcast, 6.25 drilled <br /> Annual rye (nurse crop) 1.50 lb/acre broadcast, 3.00 drilled3 <br /> Seeding will be done immediately after application of erosion control polymers, usually within seven <br /> days of completion of a stockpile or length of stockpile, and followed by watering to establish the stand <br /> of grass.This mix is based upon recommendations by USDA-NRCS (Robert Fuller, Letter of 17 AUG 2000 <br /> and Fax of 30 AUG 2000): <br /> For temporary seeding for stabilization and protection of stockpiles: Either use the orchardgrass and <br /> meadow brome if you are going to irrigate the spoil pile. If not, a drought tolerant, easily established <br /> mix such as perennial rye(Lolium perenne) with strawberry clover(Trifolium fragiferum, var. palestine) <br /> would be adequate. All seedings should be mulched with approximately 4000 lbs. of weed free straw <br /> crimped into the seedbed with tracked equipment.An alternative is a temporary mix consisting of <br /> sanfoin and slender wheatgrass, based on watering for establishment(not permanent irrigation) <br /> For areas where pasture will be restored, not immediately adjacent to ponds: <br /> Species, Variety Rate in lbs/acre, Rate in lbs/acre, <br /> PLS, Broadcast PLS, Drilled <br /> Meadow Brome, Regar 5.5 2.75 <br /> Intermediate Wheatgrass, Onhe 5.0 2.5 <br /> Orchardgrass, Latar 0.8 0.4 <br /> Timothy grass, Climax 0.3 0.15 <br /> Cicer milkvetch, Monarch 2.4 1.2 <br /> TOTAL 14 7 <br /> Seeding will be done in late fall, unless irrigation equipment is available, in which case it will be done <br /> after mining is completed before the year and before August each year. <br /> This mix is based upon recommendations by USDA-NRCS(Robert Fuller, Letter of 17 AUG 2000 and Fax <br /> of 30 AUG 2000): <br /> For areas where pasture will be restored, not immediately adjacent to ponds: a pasture mix consisting of <br /> meadow brome(Bromus biebersteinii, var. regar), timothy(Phleum pratense, var. climax), orchardgrass <br /> (Dactylis glomerata, var. latar), intermediate wheatgrass(Elytrigia intermedia, var. greenar) and cicer <br /> milkvetch (Astragalus cicer, var. lutana). These species can be planted without irrigation but should be <br /> dormant seeded in late fall so that they come up in spring with winter and spring moisture. If irrigation <br /> water were available then any time between April and August would work. <br /> Seed mixes for landscaping as required by the County after reclamation: <br /> Mr. Fuller recommended the following, without going into detail regarding quantities. Unless otherwise <br /> specified, plants would be seeded, not transplants. <br /> 3 Seed available from Southwest Seed, Cortez, CO. <br /> 5182-22-001 WASTiLINE, INC. Page 31 of 65 <br />
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