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~r CMLRB -Exhibit E ~_:.rR~ Re~amation Plaa • ~ W ~~ `~~,~ ~"'~-0 t e~lAy-3.7~~ Page 7 1 I( ~ seeding. a ro seeding will precede application of mulch which will be eit r h dromulc ed tth 16001bs. oft ermally produced wood fiber mulch, or covered with 2 ton f clean lop -fiber straw. I er case, the applied mulch will be anchored with 100 / ]bs/acre of Psyllium-bas tackifier. '~ ~`v~~111/// T~mporarv Surface Stabilization -- S he>'J "k"Q'4"e °i~ °- ~es Certain azeas, such a~topsoil stockpiles, roadcuts, or fillslvill require establishment of a vegetational cover to protect the surface from erosion until disposition of the underlying material in final reclamation. Following completion of earthmoving, such temporary areas will be drill seeded with the seed mix indicated in Table E-11. After seeding, the area will be mulched as indicated in Mulching above, either with straw or hydraulically-applied wood fiber, and anchored with tackifier. iliz r Phosphate ' the form of treble superphosphate will be spread at the rate of 301b P,O, per acre • during seedbed preparation and incorporated into the upper 6 inches of so' . itrogen a slow- release form will be applied at the rate of 20 lbs. N per acre in the same fashion. After the preparation of the seedbed, no fertilizer amendments to permanently seeded areas are planned; such well-intentioned actions have proven to encourage the competition of weeds to the substantial detriment of desirable but often slow-growing native species. Weed Control Weed growth in the planted areas will be monitored and any development of weeds that may cause significant damage to the desirable planted species will be discouraged by mowing; or in the case of perennial plants listed as noxious in Colorado and Boulder County, plowed and ~ replanted or treated with glyphosate-based herbicide. ~.~o>:.~ ~ ? fb ? ~// x. ~ Control of Wild Browsers 1?~ h;~ ? Spa "^ e, One of the major potential problems that must be controlled in effo o create wildlife habitat is protection of the young shrubs and trees from the depredation some of the wildlife in whose benefit the eventual establishment of those plants rests. nit 'med ]and will be enclosed .with 8 foot-high fence that will remain in place for a period of 5 years after the planting of t twat area. This will allow the shrubs and trees to attain sufficient growth, above and below ground • to withstand browsing pressure.