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+ t � <br /> , <br /> Ms. Barbara Walther <br /> Ms. Becky Houdek � RECEIVED <br /> Mr. John Smyth <br /> January 15,2010 ,IAN 18 2010 <br /> Page 7 <br /> CITY OF ORONO <br /> The mitigation basin will be seeded with a BWSR W3 (Native Wet Prairie) seed m�at a rate <br /> of 10.0 PLS lbs/acre. <br /> Upland Buffer � <br /> The applicant will establish a wetland buffer along the west side of Mitigation Basin B. <br /> Approximately 0.58 acres (25,180 SF) of upland buffer will be established by removing the <br /> existing non-native vegetation and seeding the buffer area with a BWSR US (Native SE MN <br /> Mesic Tall-grass Prairie) seed mix at a rate of 15.0 PLS lbs/acre. Because the WCA only <br /> allows wetland credit for 25%of the total upland buffer area established with native,non- <br /> invasive vegetation,the applicant will receive 0.14 acres (6,295 SF) of wetland credit for the <br /> additional upland buffer area. � <br /> WETLAND MONITORING PLAN <br /> Miti�ation Objective Goa1s <br /> ➢ Utilize excess wetland creation and upland buffer credits that were created as a part of the <br /> 2009 wetland perxnit and grading activities. The applicant will apply 2,975 SF(75% of <br /> 3,967 SF) of wetland creation area and 2,082 SF (25%of 8,328 SF) of upland buffer area <br /> toward the 2010 pond expansion project. <br /> ➢ Create at least 5,366 SF (75%of 7,154 SF) of Type 2,fresh(wet)meadow wetland on- <br /> site, adjacent to Mitigation Basin. <br /> ➢ Establish at least 6,259 SF (25% of 25,180 SF) of native upland buffer adjacent to <br /> Mitigation Basin B. <br /> Miti�;ation Monitoring ' <br /> The applicant will be responsible for completing the annual monitoring events of the project <br /> site to ensure that the wetland basins exhibit wetland characteristics as proposed in the <br /> mitigation plan. Annual reports will be submitted to the MCWD for review anc�concurrence. <br /> Annual monitoring will continue for five (5) years or until the long-term success or failure of <br /> the Mitigation Plan can be established. The Mitigation Plan will be judged successful once <br /> permanent vegetation is established that meets the goals of the Mitigation Plan. Mitigation <br /> Plan failure will be determined if the above plan goals are not met or likely will not be met <br /> after five (5)years,provided abnormal climatic conditions have not prevented meeting the <br /> stated goals. Corrective actions will be made if the basins appear to not meet the objective <br /> goals. <br />