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• acre will be collected and analyzed to determine needed amend- ments. If required, lime will be added and deep scarified into the surface materials prior to planting. Two communities will be re-established according to the fol- lowing revegetation plan; a grassland community on the uplands and slopes away from Hubbard Creek, designated "G" on Exhibit Q, and a riparian community along the creek and flat valley bottom, designated "R" on Exhibit Q. Revegetation of the grassland community will proceed as follows: Once the slopes are prepared, the grass, forb and shrub seeds and necessary amendments will be broadcast or drilled during the first appropriate planting season. When seeding is completed the area will be mulched and mechanically crimped or netted. The planting time will be carefully selected because the major slope that will be seeded has a western aspect. Those por- tions of the slopes that appear susceptible to gully erosion will be selectively netted to minimize erosion. The mix that is proposed for the grassland community on the slope is: PLS GRASSES LB/AC FT% • Mountain Brome Indian Ricegrasa Bromus Oryzop carinatys sis hymenoides Paloma 4.5 3.0 15 13 Wheatgrass Intermediate Agrony ron intermedian (Amur) 4.5 9 Wheatgrass Slender Agrony ron trachycaulum (Primarl 4.5 16 Wheatgrass Western Agrony ron smithii (Rosana) 6.0 15 PLS LB/AC FT= FORBS Small Burnett Sanguisorba minor 1.5 1 American Vetch Vicia american 3.0 1 SHRUB Mountain Mahogany Cercocarpus montanus 1.5 2 SHRUBS Gambel's Oak Quercus Rambelli 3.0 Serviceberry Amelanchier alnifolia 3.0 Wood's Rose Rosa woodsii 3.0 9.0 The upland slope away from Hubbard Creek 1986 in accordance with the above plan. The was revegetated in forbs and shrubs have not done well but the grasses have flourished. The Operator 111 (Revised 3/8/90)