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After excavation is complete, all created wedands and buffers will be <br />hydroseeded and planted wiih approved plant species. Plant survival the <br />first year is the responsibillty of ihe landscape contractor. The landscape <br />contractor may install a temporary irrigation system to insure plant <br />survival the first summer. <br />As required in the MDNS, the western bank of the Silver Lake Creek will <br />be reshaped adjacent to the proposed swale. The reshaping will be <br />performed in order to obtain a 3:1 slope in the 25 foot buffer. T'he total <br />area of work adjacent to Silver Lake will be less than one acre. <br />Maintenance of planting areas will be performed by the landscape <br />contractor for the five year monitoring period. The biologist will make <br />recommendadons as necessary and appropriate, to improve the success of <br />the plantings. These may include mechanical removal of undesirable <br />plants, addidonal plantings, plant replacement, u-rigadon, and any other <br />measures necessary for success of mitigation. <br />Two informadonal signs will be placed on the perimeter of the wedand #i <br />and #2 buffers and the south wedand buffer. These signs will be mounted <br />on steel posts set in concrete so as to be permanent. The si�;ns will say: <br />"Wedands are unique and valuable areas that provide habitat for wi!dlife, <br />improve wacer quality and retain storm runoff. These areas have been set <br />aside in protecdve easements to remain and develop natural plant <br />communides. P!ease �o not enter or disturb ihese areas." <br />PLANTING PLAN <br />Plant species nadve to the western Washington Puget lowlands will be <br />used at the site. Plant species for this project have been selected hased on <br />their suitabillty for final construcdon site condidons, anticipated hydrology <br />after constructio.�, compadbility wlth existing vegetation, and wlldlife <br />habitat value. <br />Previously submitted plans called for seeding the disturbed areas with <br />ryegrass. In accordance with d�e MUNS, the disturbed areas will be seeded <br />wlth either nadve species or sterile introduced grass species. <br />G? <br />