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Species Lbs Pure Live Seed per acre <br />Slender wheatgrass 3 <br />Basin Wildrye 1.5 <br />Inland Saltgrass 1 <br />Alkali Sacaton 1 <br />Timothy 1 <br />Redtop grass 1 <br />Carex sedge 0.1 <br />Common Reedgrass 0.5 <br />Canadian Reedgrass 0.2 <br />Skunkbush Sumac 0.4 <br />Black Greasewood 1 <br />Snowberry 1 <br />Northern Sweetvetch 0.5 <br />Orchardgrass 0.5 <br />Western Wheatgrass 0.1 <br />Total 12.8 <br />The areas that will receive this wetland seed mix are approximately 1.2 acres, located around the <br />water levels of the two lakes. Seeding will normally be done during the fall when temperatures <br />are cooler. Straw mulch will be used, (certified "weed free ") and applied at a rate of 2,000 <br />pounds per acre and either crimped or "tackified" at 1500 pounds per acre. <br />6. Post - Reclamation Site Drainage <br />After reclamation, the vast majority of the permit area will drain to the lakes. The small flat <br />surface areas above the excavation will also drain at a very minor grade (approximately 2 %) to <br />the lakes. Any minor area that does not drain to the lakes will be protected from soil erosion by <br />hay bales until such time as the reclamation of the land is sufficient to reflect the comparable <br />natural vegetation on undisturbed areas. The site is presently in a relatively level condition, given <br />current agricultural use. Final reclamation will not significantly alter this topography, other than <br />the creation of lakes. <br />Otter Creek Pit December 12 E -6 <br />