PERMFILE101725

• Permit No: M1989084
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 8/9/1989
• Doc Name: LIMITED IMPACT OPERATION 110 2 APPLICATION FORM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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TIPaE OF '=EEOING - The b?s+. times mould be ^ctob?r 1` thru '1aY i5,
PATE OF SEE~IPJG - /;?a Attach?d CO-EC's-5 form
SELECTION OF SPECIES - %"Grass Se?ding Plan"
MULCHIPJG - Plantings should b? mulch?d to '_ons?rve moistur?, reduce
runoff and erosion. and h?lp ?st.3blish c'7ver. hlulching material
should be applied immediately afr?r see'din9. Weed and szed fr'??
nit iV? 9f"355 hay 15 PYeferr?d for us? 3t an aPPli'73l ion rate of 4n00
lbs/3'=, of air dry materi.31. At 1?ast 509', of the mulch by 'N?igh±
a:ill be 10 inches nr mor? in i?ngth. Anchor mulcr~ imrn?dime iy after
distributing with 3 mulch [rimper or '+rith a straight disc. If this
m?triOd is nni pp55 ih1P 3lhar nit i'•:= 1nUlChi ng 'iPat hr_.da 'gOi~ld tie
asPr~a1~ iut? n?tt ing, ?..5e1=_inr inat, '.rood '=hips. mulch n?t`iag, c'r.
the gopllCat inn of '_~l tC'n3!a r°? of f_ad lnt n13n~r?.
apOTE"TInr! OF ~Ld.'•ITI;•1G - r?n:.ing for d?ferrn?nt and llves~nC6:
?/C?union fnr the pr-nt eCf ;nn o' the plant ing ~ recomm?nd?d for t.....;
full gro+.ii~a season=_, or until seeding is wall established.
OTHPR PECOt1rAENuATI-]!•IR - All roads and ?r.ca?rat ions shi~r~ld be shop?d
' and grad?d to viand in !ai{h r_~%lgin3l s7oF?. 9ould?r;, 13rg? rorl
•fr39m?n.s. and oth?r unsuitab'? soil ma.teri.al shall b? buried or
Otharl.rlsa ~:•l.arad 5p as not tC inteYfcra 'with oP?rat lOn> Planned land
,~sa5, nY .3 '. +;BYa?lY aTfect ~l.3nt gYnwth. ~"119h ,ga'15 =_hou ld b?' gr.3d?~
t0 .3 lower' slop?. if pC'35ib1?, Or if th?Y .3Ye t0 b? rnvaY?d, sl'7Ped
On ? 1/^_ t.) 1 =1npa Tha fiii I'P3~er,31 ShOUId then be =pr'?3d In
sucressi+ra lay?rs t!.rr. f??r thi'76::, shaped .and left rough, Aft?r fin.3l
shaping ~"-:>Pecially s??d is to b? broadcasts, a bU1ldoZer should
be run up and down slop? to rough up th? soil surfac?. Th?se tracts
!nrlll 1e3+/a dap;'?'_51'7na 3Cr0;3 th? =1'7po to slarw runoff, and riOld
moisture f'ar se?ds. 5id? sl"pas should be flatter than ,:1, „rh?re at
311 possib~l?. q apes of _6_:1 or flatter are much more desir3_ble for
great_?r sur:_e=_s in r?v?9etat ion _3 nd ep?r3±ion of ?quiPrn?nt In nom?
3Ye35 shal'o~+~ d?press ions might be lef± after the f1n31 shaping.
Th?=_? sere? to collect +~'ater to Permit the establish~,nent of native
tY?es and Sh YUt'S, 3e ld?11 35 F'r n!rid ing SOIn? ?'•:t ra 4~i ldllf? habitat.
VEGETATI''"I aM0 SOILS Ir•IFnRMtATIOw - t•lative !r?9?tat ion consists mainly
of forbs =rid gra-ses (s?? a`t=_ch?d rang? sit? in+rentC'ri?s and soil
mapping unit dascriptions for specific dotal. On the upper part of
the c1,7P? th? 5011 ln3pping Unit '.s [Ur?rant i, ar 3•.re11Y sand)' 10?In, ~
to 10 PBrrcnt sleoes, This da?P• well drained snit formed in
a~lUlr lUm. TY^iC31iy, th? 3VYfB'.a iay?r ,5 gray?sly °_3ndy 1C'31n 3b0Ut
iQ inches thlrlG. The subsoil ~a very cobbly Ci3Y loam about 1°
inrh?s thir~~., The subs`a`_um t- ~ d?prh of FO in'.h?s or mere is
eytr?rnelY rnbb iy sandy loam, Average annual produ'.t ion of air-dr9
veg?tat ir_.n is 3PPrvv.im3±ely 1000 pounds p?r acre. On th? 'o~.,er Fart
of the s1„c•e thF loll maGpino unit is Troutdale- Rog?rt, ,~rarm,
Cpmp l?:~, ,. to l` p?rr?nt s1oF?s. This !tn't ~0 about FS Derr?nt
Troutdale soil and about ^c0 percent P.ogert soil. Th? Troutdale soil
is mainly in grassy, cancav? shaped, area=_. The Rog?rt soil is on
hills and ridges. The Troutdale soil is moderately daep and w?11
drained. It formed in allu+rium a~rer residuum deriv?d dominantly from
schist and gneiss. Typically, tr,e surfac? layer is loam about ?
inches thick:. The subsoil is sandy clay loam about 15 inches thick.