PERMFILE132888

• Permit No: C1981016
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/15/1982
• Doc Name: Plan for waste disposal at landfill
• Section_Exhibit Name: Coal Waste Disposal Delta Cty Landfill Report
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

' REVEGETATION
The majority of the disturbed area will be reclaimed to cropland. The
embankment and the drainages will be reclaimed to pasture grasses for
erosion control.
SEEDBED PREPARATION
The distribution of topsoil material will be followed by scarification
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of the topsoil surface leaving a friable surface for seeding. An appli-
cation of appropriate rates of nutrient will be spread prior to scarifica-
tion if soil tests of the topsoil material indicate the germinating seedlings
would likely respond to fertilization.
SEEDING
Seeding will be conducted during the first normal period for favorable
planting conditions. The crop (rye) will be planted in spring, 1983. The
pasture grass proposed to be seeded on the embankment and drainages will be
seeded in the fall to utilize the winter moisture. The seed mixture proposed
for reseeding the embankment and drainage is as follows:
r_n ecere
Com,non Name
Alkali sacaton
Basin wildrye
Western wheatgrass
Indian ricegrass
Galleta
Scientific Name
Sporobolus airoides
Elymus cinereous
Agropyron smithii
Oryzophsis hymenoides
Hilaria jamesii
Estimated Seeding Rate
(PLS-lbs/AC)
0.5
7.0
5.0
3.0
4.0
19.5
The seed mixture consists of species that are drought tolerant, salt tolerant,
and adapted to medium to heavy textured soils. There are no introduced species
in the seed/mixture.
The mixture will be broadcast at a rate of 19.5 lbs./AC PLS. The seeded areas
will be raked or dragged so to cover seed with 0.25 to 1.0 inches of topsoil.