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Received <br />DOE URANIUM LEASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM JUN 2 7 2005 <br />Reseeding Specifications <br />Durango Field OiFr:2 <br />DNlaion ct ti?irs~als & Geology <br />The following seed mixture was developed, in consultation with U.S. Bureau of Land Managernent, and is <br />generally approved for use within the Slick Rock, Naturita, Uravan, and Gateway, Colorado, areas. Seed <br />selection criteria were based on climate and elevation ranges within these areas. Recognizing that surface <br />soil conditions, nutrients, and available moisture can vary within these areas, successful establishment of <br />six or more of the twelve species is considered adequate. If the total number of species seeded is less than <br />that specified below, the seeding rates for the individual species must be adjusted accordingly. All seed <br />tags must be submitted to DOE for verification prior to the seeding application. <br />S ecies Broadcast <br /> Application <br />Scientific Name Common Name Ra#e <br /> lbs. PLS/acre <br />Pascopyrum smithii Arriba western wheatgrass 4.0 <br />Elymus trachycaulus ssp. Slender wheatgrass 2.0 <br />trachycaulus <br />Oryzopsis hymenoides Paloma Indian ricegrass 4.0 <br />Bouteloua gracilis Hachita blue grama 2.0 <br />Hilaria jamesii (florets) Galleta grass 2.0 <br />Stipa comata Needleandthread grass 1.0 <br />Stipa viridula Lodorm green needlegrass 2.0 <br />Linum Zewisii Lewis flax 1.0 <br />Penstemon palmeri Cedar Palmer penstemon 0.5 <br />Sphaeralcea coccinea or Scarlet or Parvifolia globemallow 0.3 <br />Sphaeralcea parvifolia <br />Atriplex canescens Rincon fourwing saltbush 3.0 <br />Ceratoides Janata Winterfat 1.0 <br />Total pounds per acre 22.8 <br />Seed shall be broadcast at the specified application rate and covered (except "pocked" surfaces) using a drag <br />bar, chain link, or packer wheels. If seed is drilled, use one-half ('/z) the broadcast rate. <br />Seeding shall be performed during one of the following time periods: <br />• For best results, between October I S and consistent ground freeze; or <br />• Between August 1 and August 31. <br />Revegetation efforts on the disturbed areas will be considered satisfactory when: <br />• Soil erosion resulting from the operation has been stabilized; and <br />• A vegetative cover at least equal to that present prior to the disturbance azid a plant species composition <br />at least as desirable as that present prior to the disturbance has been established. <br />