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8/24/2016 10:48:09 PM
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11/20/2007 12:30:07 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977141
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/28/1977
From
BOULDER CNTY
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L G EVERIST INC
Media Type
D
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/~ <br />6. The seeding should be done from March-April 15. If the <br />area must be prepared in the summer, fall or winter, then <br />• the topsoil should be mulched at that time and seeded the <br />following spring. <br />7. A minimum of 90 lbs. of available nitrogen and 50 lbs. of <br />available PZOS per acre should be applied after seeding and <br />not included with the seeding. A soil analysis should be <br />made to more exactly determine the fertilizer needs. <br />S. Immediately following the seeding and fertilizing, the area <br />should be mulched with one of the following; listed in the <br />order of desirability: <br />a. Excelsior mats properly staked down. <br />b. Long-stemmed native prairie hay (4,000 lbs./Ac.) <br />tied down with properly anchored jute netting. <br />c. Long-stemmed native prairie hay (4,000 lbs./Ac.) <br />and an asphalt emulsion (150 gal./Ac.) hydro- <br />mulched. <br />d. Long-stemmed native prairie hay (4,000 lbs./Ac.) <br />crimped in with a weighted disc. <br />9. Irrigation, if water is obtainable, of the seeded areas is <br />desirable for at least the first complete growing season <br />after planting (April-October) and preferable for two years <br />. after planting. This eliminates the biggest obstacle to <br />obtaining a vegetative stand - the lack of moisture. <br />10. Weeds should be mowed to eliminate competition for the <br />seeded species. Several mowings will probably beyneeded. <br />11. Various cottonwoods and willows, Virginia creeper, western <br />virgin's bower, American plum, golden current and choke- <br />cherry are several of the woody species found adjacent [o <br />this site that could if desired be planted along the slopes <br />of St. Vrain Creek. March would be the best time to plant <br />these. <br />Sincerely, <br />Harvey prock <br />Area Range Conservationist <br />cc: R.PI. Alt, AC, Greeley <br />C.E. Hamon, DC, Longmont <br />.• <br />
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