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<br />Mr. Steven Self <br />Page 7 <br />February 7, 1980 <br /> <br />WisehiZl q4 5.25 AC <br />Wisehill q3 33,88 AC <br />Strip Pit So. of SA 7.35 AC <br />Strip Pit Near q9 6.30 AC <br />Williams Fork q2 (Pre 5/3/78) 30.25 AC(?) <br />Storage Area, Borrow <br />Areas, Williams <br />Fork Shop area 2.0 AC <br /> lls.oo nc <br />The applicant should specify how the 171 Acre figure was calculated. <br />The staff advises that this narrative be supported by a map which <br />show the exact location of alI the pre-law acreage wir~l~n the <br />disturbed area boundary, <br />J. Revegeta ti on Plan <br />1. Rangeland Area. The proposed seed mixture does not provide a <br />diverse mixture emphasizing native species. The vegetation baseline <br />information suggests a more diverse vegetation than the proposed <br />seed mixture but the Iack of quantified data makes evaluation and <br />selection of a proper mixture difficult: The staff recommends a <br />meeting on this topic. <br />.u <br />2. Pasture Area. The vegetation work performed by ECI is on a ' <br />pasture which has not been properly managed since 1971. While the <br />species proposed are currently on this area, they may or may not be <br />the most appropriate for a pasture in this area under best management <br />practices. The staff recommends that you consult with and obtain a <br />written recommendation from the Iocal SCS office. <br />3 "Excessive Steep" and "extremely steep" as used on Page IV-61 <br />should be quantified in term s of a grade of slope. <br />9. The amount of mulch to be used For each mulch type should be <br />quantified. <br />K.' Reference Areas (IV-61 - IV-62) <br />The application has failed to provide the following information <br />needed to evaluate the adequacy of the reference area proposal: <br />(i) Description of the vegetation community type being referenced <br />by each reference area. <br />(ii) Description of how these sites were selected as being representative <br />for the vegetation communities being referenced (e.g. represent- <br />ation of species composition, cover; diversity, similar slopes, <br />aspects, geology, etc.). <br />(iii) Description of the methodologies and techniques to be used in <br />comparing reference areas to revegetated areas to properly <br />measure and ~c';f~;^t~ rcwenr~:,t:nn snrr:,•s~ (RI?.11P) <br />