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~~ ! ~ Irrigation i_s alluded to "if needed" but no details and schedule for the irrigation system are included. Pest control and disease control measures arc not addressed. Introducer) species arc included in the plan. A justification fur the use o1 introduced :species i:, required. The exclusive use of crested ~.;heatgrass for Copsoil stockpiles must also be explained, since problems with the competiti•.rcness of this species might arise. The scienti.[ic names of the species and subspecies to be used in the seed mixtures should he provided. 'f he statement retard- ing the absence of any threatened or endangered vegetative species in the permit area needs to be substantiated, Seed mi~:tures should be more specifically correlated to the acreage of disturbed areas. Of the three seed mixtures proposed, the latter tcao mixtures have low seeding rates cJhich might result in difficulties in establishing the vegetation. The seeding rate for American Vetch needs to be clarified (i.e., one or two 16s PLS/acre?) Seeding rates for each shrub species should be specified. Seeding rates, use of inCr.oduced and native species, and species adaptability to soil textures, quantity, quality, and to:<ic materials in the soil need to be considered in relation to the success of establishint rcvegetation. The applicant also needs to substantiate that reveteta- tion success is feasible with a topsoi_1 depth of four inches, as opposed to ;;i~: inches or treater. The measures proposeu to be used to determine the success of revetecati.on as required in 30 CPP. 817.116 muse be identified and discussed. 78~'+.14 Provide a copy of PdPLicS pemit CO-OU33533, reservoir storage permit, and water well permit. Provide a monitoring plan for the collection of surface and ground water quaLiCv and quantity data. Both Hubbard Creek and the alluvial well being used as a water supply should be monitored. Monitoring stations should be set up on __..~ - _