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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010089A
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
6/20/2012
Doc Name
Revegetation Plan
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.05.4(2)(e)
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Statistical sample adequacy will be tested during field sampling using the formula in DRMS <br />Regulation 4.15.11(2)(a). During field sampling for cover and production, at least 15 samples <br />(observational units) will be made at each site. Sample adequacy will be tested after 15 cover or <br />30 production samples are taken. Sampling may continue if necessary to reach sample adequacy, <br />or sampling may be terminated before sample adequacy is reached if an alternative statistical <br />method (approved by DRMS) can be used that does not require demonstration of sample <br />adequacy. Because dry- weight production data will not be available until samples are dried, <br />sample adequacy will initially be calculated on green weights of clipped material, then <br />recalculated later for air -dried material and additional field samples will be taken if necessary. <br />Reclaimed area cover and production will be compared to a standard equal to the mean values <br />measured at the reference area, as described below. Revegetation will be considered successful <br />if the mean value for the reclaimed site can be demonstrated to equal or exceed Q (Q =90% of the <br />standard). One of the four methods found in the CDRMS regulations in Rule 4.15.11(2) will be <br />used to compare mean values at reclaimed sites to Q, depending on the mean values and whether <br />sample adequacy was reached during sampling. <br />Reclaimed Intensively Managed Irrigated Pasture Revegetation Success Criteria and <br />Success Demonstration <br />The revegetation success standards for the Intensively Managed Irrigated Pasture (IMIP) <br />reclamation type will be based upon the "historic record" approach as described in Section <br />2.04.10 - Vegetation. During the pre - consultation meetings held with the CDRMS, they agreed <br />that three years of vegetation monitoring data would be sufficient to formulate the "historic <br />record" revegetation success criteria. As 'dile documented on page 34 of Permit Section 2.04.10, <br />data from the first monitoring period of 2009 vegetation monitoring effort were presented in the <br />original text of Section 2.04.10. Data from the second monitoring period in 2010 were submitted <br />to the CDRMS and can be found in Appendix 2.04.10A and the data from the third monitoring <br />period or 2011 are found in Permit Appendix 2.04.10B. <br />Given the proposed revegetation steps found in this Permit Section, WFC believes that the <br />Intensively Managed Irrigated Pasture reclaimed area should be able to attain a good level of <br />Section 2.05.4(2)(e) Page 21 January 2012 <br />
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