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2003-04-30_PERMIT FILE - M2003030 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2003030
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/30/2003
Doc Name
Permit Application
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Joseph L. Dorris
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DMG
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D
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6.3.4 (1) (cl Revegetation: <br />(il Plant erowth medium <br />The original plant growth medium from each site will be replaced to the original depth from the <br />stockpiles on site. <br />(il) Reseeding <br />Reseeding will be accomplished in late autumn to take advantage of winter moisture and ensure good <br />spring growth in accordance with Forest Service recommendations. Soil is prepared for seed by raking <br />after final contouring is completed. Final contouring will be done immediately before seeding to <br />insure a good, aerated seed bed. If the soil has become compacted, it will be re-disked to properly <br />prepaze the soil. If any reclamation is carried over to the spring of the following mining season, <br />seeding will take place as early as possible in the same manner as above. <br />(ui) Plant species <br />We will use a Forest Service recommended grass seed mixture. This is a dry land pasture mix and <br />contains rapid growing rye grass to establish a quick cover and hold on the soil. Other grasses include <br />smooth bromegrass, palate orehazdgrass, wheatgrass, and fawn tall fescue. We also mix in a small <br />quantity of Colorado mountain meadow flower seeds including coneflower, larkspur, poppy, flax, <br />lupine, paintbrush, coreopsis, and penstemon. <br />(iv.) AQplication method <br />After soil prepazation, by disking, the seed will be broadcast using ahand-held seed dispenser at a rate <br />of 30 lbs per acre. We propose each site of 7,000 sq' be seeded with S lbs of seed, a slightly higher <br />rate. After seeding, the area will be mechanically raked. <br />v. Mulch <br />A half-gallon of mulch, decomposing leaves, topsoil, etc., will be used for each tree planted. <br />vi. Trees <br />In sites A through D and site H we will plant a minimum of two dozen mixed ponderosa pine and <br />douglas fir per site. In sites E through G, we will plant one dozen ponderosa pines per site. Sites E <br />through G aze mostly open grassland with occasional trees. <br />Each tree will be planted in a separate hole which will be birtned to retain water. Trees will also be <br />mulched to help retain water while the trees aze becoming established. <br />6.3.4. (l~ (d) Post mining_ponds, streams and buildines: <br />No water features nor any structures will be affected. No ponds or any water features will be <br />constructed. <br />
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