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M1973007SG
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
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3/4/2005
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Continental Materials Corp.
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DMG
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AM2
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RECLAMATION PLAN <br />Daniels Sand Pit #2 -Little Johnson Area ONLY <br />Species Pounds Pure Live Seed/,4cre <br />Thickspike Wheatgrass 1.0 <br />Sand Bluestem 2.0 <br />Sand Lovegrass 0.25 <br />Smooth Brome (Manchar variety) 2.0 <br />Cicer Milkvetch (Oxley variety) 3.0 <br />Tall Wheatgrass 3.0 <br />Blue Grama 0.5 <br />Western Wheatgrass 2.0 <br />TOTAL PLS PER ACRE = 13.75 <br />The time of seeding needs to take into account the general climatic conditions, the <br />microclimatic conditions of the environment where the seeding will occur, and the method of seeding <br />to be used. <br />If the seed is to be drilled it can be seeded any time between the middle of November and early <br />May, unless the area to be seeded is a south facing slope in which case the period is mid November to <br />the end of Mazch. Drill seeding can also be done between late August and late September, but because <br />fall moisture is often unreliable, seeding at this time may not produce the best results. <br />If the seed is to be broadcast, the proper seeding time is between mid-December and the end of <br />February (level areas and all slopes). <br />WEED CONTROL: Weeds will undoubtedly be a problem, especially on this area. <br />Control is best achieved by not encouraging them in the first place. This will be accomplished by not <br />fertilizing and not imgating. Wood chip mulch would also help control the weeds, by reducing <br />nitrogen levels in the soil, but is not necessary if other control methods are used. Chemical control <br />should be used only for those species that cannot be controlled with cultural or mechanical means. <br />Noxious weeds to watch for include Canada Thistle (Circium arvense), any of the knapweeds <br />(Centauria spp.), and Hoary cress (Cardaria draba). These are known to live in the vicinity and may <br />invade this site if given an opportunity. <br />Daniels Sand Pit #2 -Little Johnson Amendment - M-~s~3-oor Exhibit E Page 5 <br />
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