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I • proposed mitigative measures will be submitted to the CDMG by June 1 of each year. <br />The rill and gully stabilization plan will be implemented after July t of each year end <br />completed by November 7 or until weather conditions restrict operations. <br />Reveaetation Monitorinc <br />Monitoring of revegetated areas will consist of both qualitative evaluations and quantitative <br />measurements. Dualitative evaluations will be tarried out et least annually during the first <br />two growing seasons, while quantitative measurements end evaluations will be on a more <br />periodic basis. <br />Qualitative evaluations will consist of visual observations of newly seeded areas in order to <br />evaluate seeding success, locate areas of excessive rifling and gullying, determine the <br />success of applied reclamation practices and identify potential noxious weed problems. <br />Qualitative evaluations may extend past the first several years for areas of new rill and <br />gully repair, areas of noxious weed control or areas requiring restricted fnterseeding or <br />reseeding. <br />•" <br />Monitoring through quantitative measures will be conducted periodically on revegetated areas. <br />Periodic monitoring of reclaimed areas will be conducted in years 3 and 6. Reference area <br />sampling may be conducted toinc identally with reve9etetion monitoring. For purposes of this <br />discussion, quantitative sampling during the last two consecutive years of the extended <br />liability period is not considered as monitoring. The data and results from the <br />quantitative monitoring program will be provided to CDNG by March 30 of the following year <br />es part of the Annual Reclamation Report. <br />Semoling Parameters. The following discussion details parameters to be sampled, sampling <br />methodologies, and sampling intensity for the reve9etetion monitoring program. <br />Cover. Cover data will include cover by species (both absolute and relative values),. total <br />vegetative cover, and cover values for litter, rock, and bare ground. Nosses and lichens <br />wilt be included, if present. <br />• Production. Production data will be collected as total herbaceous. In some cases where <br />additional information is desired, production will be collected by herbaceous growth forms. <br />9 <br />