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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1985022
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
5/19/2008
Doc Name
TR Submittal
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Southwestern Ecological Services
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR1
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DECEIVED <br />TECHNICAL REVISION <br />BULLGER BASIN PLACER <br />PERMIT M-1985-022 <br />May 19, 2008 <br />MAY 19 2008 <br />Division of Reclamation, <br />Mining and Sai'ety <br />In accordance with the letter of November 16, 2007, to Mr. Joe Dodge, the following <br />technical revision to the permit is provided. This revision primarily establishes a new and proper <br />seed mixture for the site. But it also includes a couple of other minor changes. <br />The permitted reclamation plan for this site contains a seed mixture that was apparently <br />recommended in 1984 or 1985 by Mark Loye of the Division. The seed mixture is inappropriate <br />for the site because the seeding rates are far in excess of what would be needed. Some of the <br />species in the mixture are suitable, but others would not be suitable or appropriate for an alpine <br />tundra site. The number of live seeds that would be planted per square foot, using the permitted <br />seed mixture, would be about 788. That is about 10 times as much seed as would be needed and <br />would likely result in a total failure of the seeding due to seedling competition. A recent bond <br />calculation performed by the Division found that the seed alone would cost $2,467.80 per acre <br />for a total of $98,712.00 for 40 acres. Assuming only the rates of seed application were lowered <br />to about 801ive seeds per square foot, which is often considered appropriate for broadcast <br />seeding, the cost of seed for the entire 40 acres would be about $9,871.20. However, by changing <br />the seed mixture to eliminate some of the very expensive species and substituting others that <br />would work just as well, if not better, this cost can be further lowered to a total of about $70.00 <br />per acre or about $2,700 for the entire 40 acres. <br />The following seed mixture is to be substituted for the permitted seed mixture. <br />enn oun ain - u er asin a cer <br />Species seeds/Ib Ib/acre <br />PLS seeds/sgft cost/Ib cost/ac <br />Festuca idahoensis -Joseph 450,000 0.6 6.20 $8.50 $5.10 <br />Poa alpina 1,069,921 0.6 14.74 $13.00 $7.80 <br />Festuca ovina -Black Sheep 530,320 0.5 6.09 $3.25 $1.63 <br />Bromus marginatus -Garnet 64,080 2.0 2.94 $2.00 $4.00 <br />Phleum alpinum 1,044,689 0.7 16.79 $30.00 $21.00 <br />Deschampsia caespitosa 1,500,000 0.7 24.10 $8.25 $5.78 <br />Penstemon rydbergii 131,900 0.3 0.91 $65.00 $19.50 <br />Achi/lea millefolium 2,852,012 0.2 13.09 $10.00 $2.00 <br />Totals = 7,642,922 5.6 85 $140.00 $66.80 <br /> <br />Regarding the species selected, for Festuca ovina Covar may be used if Black Sheep is <br />not available. Costs are in accordance with price quote from Granite Seed (attached). <br />It should also be noted that the use of fertilizer in the tundra is not advised nor are <br />mulches. Many, if not most, tundra species are nitrogen fixers and the addition of fertilizer will <br />Technical Revision - Bullger Basin Placer M-1985-022 May 19, 2008 Page 1 of 2 <br />
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