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<br />7) Weed Control: Take care in not mowing off the grass <br />crowns. Mowing heights should not be less than eight <br />inches. <br />8) Grazing: This grass stand will take two to four years <br />to establish itself. This area should ultimately be <br />protected from any grazing activity. <br />9). Trees, Shrubs and Other Vegetation: In addition to <br />trees and shrubs, the lake perimeters should be seeded with <br />cattails, sedges, rushes, and cordgrasses to enhance <br />wildlife habitat. Please consult the Brighton Soil <br />Conservation Service for species and planting specifications <br />for these areas. <br />10) Structures: No further comments. <br />11) Please consult the Brighton Soil Conservation Service <br />for the type of species to seed on top of the berm for <br />erosion protection. <br />The Platte Valley Soil Conservation District as a whole is <br />concerned that the large amounts of pits in close proximity <br />to the edges of the Platte River could severely alter the <br />flow of the river if a flood situation where to occur. <br />Therefore, the berms surrounding these pits (lakes) must be <br />sufficiently engineered to prevent such an incident. <br />If you have any questions regarding the above comments, <br />please feel free to contact our office at any time. Thank- <br />you. <br />Sincerely, <br />~~~j ~~ <br />Clyd Abbett <br />Platte Valley Soil Conservation District <br />