2011-10-06_PERMIT FILE - M2011014

• Permit No: M2011014
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 10/6/2011
• Doc Name: Submittal of 110c application
• From: Wasteline, Inc. for Dale and Ellen Schmidt
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: KAP
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Species
PLS
Rates
% in
mix
PLS, Ib /Ac to
use (100%)
Rate PLS
Ib /000 SF
Notes
Amounts broadcast
Crested wheatgrass
10
30%
3.0
0.07
Intermediate wheatgrass
15
30%
4.5
0.10
Smooth Brome
13
35%
4.6
0.11
Annual Ryegrass
5
5%
0.4
0.01
TOTAL
100%
12.5
0.29
For 17,400 SF = 5.1 Ib
Application for Reclamation Permit - Schmidt Site - M -201 1 -014 Exhibits P. 17
• Six inches is anticipated to be sufficient as the material found so far
(in excavations of up to 40 feet deep) has found earth suitable for
plant growth medium at all depths.
• (I #2) During the house pad excavation and widening /grading of upper drive,
a minimum of 241 CY of material (including 120 CY from the upper three (3)
inches) shall be salvaged /stockpiled for use on -site. 400 CY of material shall
salvaged and stockpiled from excavation for footings, final grading of
parking /loading pad, and access road and used to place one foot (12 inches)
of plant growth medium on top of the roof (7,000 SF).
(ii) Seeding will be done as final work is done in each area: when the access
road (driveway), parking /loading pad, storage shelter, upper access road, and
house pad is completed.
• (ii #2) Seedbed will be prepared by hand - spading or rototilling of placed and
in -place material, to a minimum depth of 12 inches from the final surface.
• (iii #3) Fertilizer /soil amendments: Based on existing information (to be verified
at the time of placement), the only amendment anticipated to be necessary is
lime or some other alkali to raise the soil pH; the soil salvaged comes mostly
from pine stands and must be made more alkali to permit better growth of
grass and forbs.
• (iii) Plant species of grass, forb, shrub and tree species: No trees, shrubs or forbs
will be planted in disturbed areas although some colonization from existing and
undisturbed stands is expected (62% of the site and adjacent properties).
From General Guideline, as recommended by NRCS, Shaan Bliss, Rangeland Management Specialist, PO Box
419, 505A County Road 600, Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147-0419: 26 SEP 2011
For temporary seeding for stabilization and protection of stockpiles:
Species, Variety Rate in Ibs /acre, Rate in Ibs /000 SF,
PLS, Broadcast PLS, Broadcast
Smooth Brome (50%)
Annual Ryegrass (50%)
TOTAL
6.5
2.5
9.0
DALE AND ELLEN SCHMIDT, 472 Meadows Drive, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, (970) 946 -6262
©201 1 WASTELINE, INC. 30 September 2011
0.15
0.06
0.21
• (iv) Application method for grass seeding: Broadcasting of seed will be done
immediately after application of erosion control polymers, usually within seven
days of completion of final grade of an area or a stockpile, and followed by
watering to establish the stand of grass. Weed control will be standard for the
grasses selected, and coordinated with the County weed and pest control
agency. Following roughening of placed plant growth medium, seed shall be
broadcast and raked, and in slopes of greater than 3:1, clean straw mulch or
hydromulch shall be applied at a rate of 2 tons /acre (100 Ibs /1,000 SF).
• (v) No planting of forbs, trees or shrubs is proposed. Areas to be revegetated
will be vegetated only with grass; forbs and shrubs will colonize from adjacent
undisturbed areas, but trees will not be allowed to establish themselves in
ditches, on the roof, or around the house (wildfire protection).
P 25