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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2012013
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
5/23/2012
Doc Name
Responses to the Preliminary Adequacy Review
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Blattner Energy
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DRMS
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MAC
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Management Practices <br />BLATTNERIT <br />ENERG <br />Physical Removal of Weeds <br />Physical control methods range from manual hand pulling of weeds to the use of hand and power tools <br />to uproot, girdle, or cut plants. If weeds are removed by hand, this effort should be focused on weed <br />species that have a single -root mass, facilitating easy and full removal. <br />Hoeing and weed whipping is a method to control weeds in small areas. Care must be used with these <br />methods near native plants, so that native plants are not damaged. Hoeing or weed whipping should be <br />used only before the seed has set, otherwise this disturbance would further disperse and promote the <br />establishment of the weed species. Considerations for hoeing and weed whipping include: <br />• Hoeing works best on patches of small weeds and with weeds that have a single -root mass. It is less <br />effective on larger weeds that can regenerate from cut roots. Hoed plant material should be bagged <br />or covered in tarpaulins and removed immediately from site. <br />• Weed whipping may be used for weed removal in limited upland areas with herbaceous plant <br />covers; however, it should not be used on weeds approaching maturity. Care must be employed <br />when weed whipping adjacent to native plants. Cut plant material should also be bagged or covered <br />in tarpaulins and removed immediately from site. <br />Pesticides <br />Unless prohibited by the State and Local Agricultural Departments, pesticides may be used for planting <br />work if deemed necessary. If the Contractor elects to use pesticides, such usage shall conform to the <br />following requirements: <br />• Oil and granular or pelleted forms of pesticides for weed control shall not be used. <br />• The Contractor shall obtain recommendations for the use of all pesticides from a licensed Pest <br />Control Adviser. At least 15 days prior to using any pesticides, a copy of the recommendations shall <br />be submitted to local Agricultural Agency for approval. The recommendations shall include, but not <br />be limited to, the pesticides to be used, rates of application, methods of application and areas to <br />which pesticides are to be applied. <br />• Before using any pesticides, the Contractor shall obtain the Agricultural Agency's written approval of <br />the Pest Control Adviser's recommendations. <br />• When used, pesticides shall be used in conformance with the approved Pest Control Adviser's <br />recommendations. <br />• The Contractor shall notify the Agricultural Agency at least 24 hours prior to each application of <br />pesticide and shall indicate the hours of application. <br />• Pesticides shall be mixed in conformance with the instructions provided on the applicable registered <br />label. Prior to mixing any pesticide, a copy of the registered label for the pesticide to be mixed shall <br />
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