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poodi, but mote effective end more natural itonnwater management, which can greatly benefit aquatic reaouroea both on lite and downstream. • Eatabliah permanent native vegetatioa in the propoeod rear-tot awales. While grassed swales provide co nveyance ofronoft native vegetation in thaw awalea would alflo provide greater opportunity for nmoff infiltrahaa, reducing the anount of water that may rnch a atonnwaler Bcolonkal RaWnratina A MaiiaiilHMU Pmoram - PnmmnA mnA rwatniwH Mtural nn rtu. aim ahniiM be enhanced and managed in a way to enaure that the Gonaeivation and aeathetic objectivea ate achieved. Thiaia commonly done by developing a alte»n>adflc Ecological Reatocatio n A Management Program. Thia plan pravidea detailed inatructiona on what to do, how to do it, and when. A Reatoratioo Plan graphic and aaaociated apecificatlo na outUne reatoration zones, apecific activities for each zone, species lists and ratea for seeding and planting, monttoring requirements, and ongoing management needs. The development and implementaboo of this Ecological Restoration A Management Program ensures that the conservation otdectives and aesthetic visioo of the project are realized. Thank you again ft* the o ppo rtunity to provide you with these preliminary conaervatioo design recoinmtn dation a, We loA forward to working with Bohlamd Development and your landac^wr to develop a landscape plan that achieves the goals outlined above. Ifrequited, AES would also welcon the opportunity to develop an Ecological Restoration A Management Program for the site to ensure proper establishment and maintenance of the natural areas. Pieaae contact me at (952) 447-1919 when you are ready to proceed. Sincerely, Applied Ecological Services, Inc. Doufiu M. Mensini, MS, PWS Senior Ecologist * 4- . ^P awnsitiiaos 4of4 Cm« L