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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981048
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
6/3/1999
Doc Name
PROJECT NAME TRINIDAD BASIN MINE PROJECT
Permit Index Doc Type
RECLAMATION PROJECTS
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20.3 EXECUTION <br />The CONTRACTOR shall give the PROJECT MANAGER at least two (2) days notice of the time <br />and place of starting his revegetation operations and shall continue to advise as to the schedule <br />of operations. I~evegetation may take place at the completion of work at an individual opening <br />if the CONTRACTOR so desires. <br />Fertilizers <br />Immediately prior to seedbed preparation, fertilizer shall be uniformly applied over the areas <br />designated for needing and immediately incorporated into the soil by tilling methods as discussed <br />below. Commercial fertilizer shall be applied at the rate of 300 pounds per acre. Manure shall <br />be applied at the rate of 30 tons per acre. <br />Seedbed Preparation <br />The seedbed shall be firm. Trash, weeds and other debris that will interfere wish seeding <br />operations shall be removed or disposed of as approved by the PROJECT MANAGER. <br />On sites where equipment can operate, the seedbed shall be adequately loosened (four to six <br />inches (4" to 6") deep) and smoothed. Chiseling, discing, harrowing or cultipacking may be <br />required. Work shall be done on the contour where practicable. <br />On sites whene equipment cannot operate, the seedbed shall be hand-raked or otherwise <br />prepared by hand by scarifying to a minimum depth of one inch (1") to provide a roughened <br />surface so that seed will stay in place. <br />Seedbed preparation shall be suspended when soil moisture conditions are not suitable for the <br />preparation of a satisfactory seedbed as determined by the PROJECT MANAGER. <br />Seeding <br />The designated seed mixture shall be sown uniformly on the prepared areas. Seeding shall not <br />be done if the ground is frozen. Some areas, such as rock outcrops, etc., within the work limits <br />may not be designated to be seeded. <br />Drill Seeding. In all areas where practicable and where the area to be seeded exceeds one (1) <br />acre, seeding :;hall be performed with a grassland drill with depth bands and seedbox agitator and <br />equipped with either packing wheels or a cultipacker. The drill shall be capable of properly <br />handling the seed on all slopes designated for this method. Seed shall be drilled across the <br />slope, where practicable. The distance between drilled furrows shall not be more than twelve (12) <br />inches. Seed shall be planted one-quarter inch (1/4") to one-half inch (1/2") deep. <br />Broadcast Seeding. Seeding shall be performed using hand-operated or machine seeders <br />whereby dry seed shall be applied in prescribed quantities uniformly on specified areas. <br />Broadcast seeding shall be used where drill seeding is not practicable, or where the area to be <br />seeded is less than one acre, or may be used at the Contractor's option. Broadcast seed shall <br />be covered about one-quarter (1/4) to one-half (1/2) inch deep by flexible-tine harrowing or a <br />similar method acceptable to the PROJECT MANAGER. One to two operations may be required <br />to obtain adequate coverage as specified by the PROJECT MANAGER. <br />Colorado Division of Minerals & Geology GENERAL BID SPECIFICATIONS <br />1996 Page 2 <br />
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