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r FROM MONRDNOCK • PHONE N0. 3033254600 • Dec. 06 1997 04:39PM P3 and was growing.at the end of fall. This effort does not have additional growing seasons for comparison. In 1995, the developer of the Elkhorn Estates Subdivision, on the south portion of the Daisy Placer, lust south of this Memphis project, broadcast a "Dryland-Grass Seed" mixture into a disturbed area with identical soil conditions. This area continues to be covered with a fairl dense vegetation. The seed mixture was purchased from the Montrose Co-op and now costs $110 for a 50 lb sack. It consists of 25s Hrome with 4 species of wheat and rye grasses. Although 50 #'s/acre is a bit excessive for a seedingg rate, it is proposed to use a similar mixture for this endeavor. As stated in our phone conversation, I am still awaiting a response from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and will modify the above based upon their reconmtendations. In regards to the fence to be constructed along the south boundary of the project, when all of the material has been removed, the contractor will remove the fence, prior to any further development of the property. If the project is terminated prior to total removal, and reclamation commences on the rest of the project area, the owners request that this fence be left in place and not removed. It is proposed that the bond for the project be as follows: As previously agreed to - 5982 Modification of Task 4: Labor - 2 hrs at $25/hr $$50 $160 Therefore, $60 additional + 19~ _ $71 _°___ $1053 The above addresses each of the items of concern in our last conversations and correspondence. Your approval of these items would be greatly appreciated. As mentioned above, we will provide the bond requirements upon receipt of your approval of the application as now presented. Sj~erely, Robert A. Larso~