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To ensure successful completion of this mitigation plan, a qualified biologist should <br />oversee the project. This will help to ensure the intent of the project is carried out. <br />The person overseeing the construction of the project should be responsible for: <br />• Ensuring the actual environmental/planting conditions at the site match those <br />used in the design. <br />• Guaranteeing that the approved plan is followed. <br />• Ensuring that delivered or salvaged plants are as specified and are alive upon <br />installation. <br />• Authorizing deviation from the compensatory mitigation plan if specifically <br />allowed in permit documents. <br />• Coordinating with agency staff on any alterations to the plan. <br />• Documenting and justifying any alterations to the plan in an as -built report. <br />6.2 RESTORATioN AREAS <br />As mitigation for the clearing on the site, native trees will be planted in the disturbed <br />portion of the site. The City typically requires replacement of trees with six-foot <br />trees and a 3:1 ratio. In lieu of the larger trees and in an effort to reduce morality, <br />Wetiand Resources, Inc. recommends using one -gallon trees at a 4:1 replacement <br />ratio. By Implementing the plan in this fashion, we would anticipate greater survival <br />and a reduction of maintenance driven foot traffic on the slope. Utilizing this ratio, a <br />total of 152 trees will be planted. <br />The following species are recommended for planting within the disturbed portion of <br />the site. <br />Tree Replocement <br />Common Name <br />Big -leaf maple <br />Douglas fir <br />Shore pine <br />White pine <br />Latin Name <br />Acer mocrophyllum <br />Pseudotsuga menziesii <br />Pinus contorts <br />Pinus monticola <br />Size <br />Quantity <br />1 gallon <br />18 <br />1 gallon <br />18 <br />1 gallon <br />58 <br />1 gallon <br />58 <br />As mitigation for the proposed slope restoration, all bare areas of the slope will be <br />grass seeded and planted with native trees and shrubs. The proposed planting will <br />occur up(, ial implementation of the slope stabilization measures recommended in <br />the Nelsr otechnical Report. The total number of plants is calculated by planting <br />Wetland Resources, Inc. 6 Anderson SFR - Restoration Plan <br />Will N 09126 <br />9/10 <br />