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for livestock is the primary goal in these areas. In the rangeland reclaimed areas the width of <br />disturbance is generally 200 feet or less, representing a minimal disturbance in relation to the <br />surrounding area. The herbaceous dominated reclaimed areas will diversify habitat in the <br />existing extensive, native woody vegetation and create more edge. The species to be <br />established in the rangeland are palatable and provide utility to a variety of wildlife species <br />and livestock. Additionally, the contributing area of adjacent undisturbed vegetation in <br />relation to the area of reclamation is great. The number of potential propogules from this <br />large native source will reestablish woody vegetation in time. <br />A shrub density standard is not proposed for the haul road corridors for the following <br />reasons. The maximum width of the disturbance area is approximately 200 feet, <br />representing a minimal disturbance in relation to the surrounding area. Also, the overstocked <br />and decadent shrub stands, which dominate the area will be complimented with the addition <br />of areas with succulent herbaceous forage. Both livestock and wildlife will be benefited. <br />Seasonal Variety. Seasonal variety in native communities is heavily biased towards cool <br />season species and Seed Mix No. 5 reflects this. In addition, the dryland pasture and <br />improved pasture types are to be managed for livestock grazing, an agriculture based land <br />use. For these reasons, seasonal variety evaluations will not be made. Please note that <br />PR -01 13a Revised 712011 <br />