PERMFILE61537

• Permit No: C1981071
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT 26 BLM ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT JAN 18 1979
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Revegetation could be developed to establish a permanent
cover capable of self-regeneration and similar to that of
the surrounding area. A diverse stand of vegctatlon Ss most
desirable and species used for seeding would follow
recommendations of the Soil Conservation Service, the Bureau
of Land Management, ar.d Colorado •State University. Grasses
could be seeded with a tractor and disc type drill, on t;:e
contour, and to a depth of 1/4 to 3/4 inches. They could be
seeded at a rate of 18.5 pounds per acr=. The spacing
between rows could be 10 to 12 inches.
TABLE 1
SPECIES OF GRASSES AHD RAiE OF SEEDI[:G
FOR RECLAMAI'I'JH
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Species '_bs./Acre

Intermediate [;heat3rass-Aour 6
(A¢ronvron inter-ediu^)
Smooth Brc~e-Lincoln 5
(Brcmes int~r~is)
Western 4Jheatgrass-Barton 3
(Aa~oovron ~ ithii)
Crested [•lheatsrass-iJordan. 2
(pgr_2~yrcr. deser±orum)
i Fescue, hard-Uuror 1
(Festuca 9v~r= Curiuscula)
{ Kentucky Bluegrass 1

Alfalfa-ir.noculated ~`2
(Medicano s _ • _)
i Total 18.5
The above species are all fast growing and adaptable to the
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