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Water plants weekly if no rain or they appear wilted. Mark bare spots for replanting with colored flags. Fertilize in late fall after flowers go dormant for spring growth. Note; The fertilizer used is Milorganite, a very mild natural product. 7. Permission of Landowner The land is under the jurisdiction of the City of Roseville and is managed by its Parrs and Recreation Department. The project is located in the Harriet Alexander Nature Center, a fifty five 55) acre portion of oseille's Central park on the east side of Dale Street between County Road B2 and County Road C. A letter from the Director of Parrs and Recreation Department granting permission for this woodland enhancement project is attached for your reference. Please refer to 4ttachment B. 8, Authorilzation to Accept Funds All grant administration will be by the Roseville Parrs and Recreation Department. All expenses will be paid by Mr. partridge and submitted by the City to the DNR for reimbursement. A.letter from the Director of Parks and recreation stating their willingness to administer this grant and contribute project assistance is attached for your reference. Please refer to Attachment B. A City Council resolution will be made to accept grant funds during its Apr*1 1 meeting. A copy of the resolution be submitted at that time. 9. Maps An aerial photo of the Nature Center and a detailed map of the wildflower garden area are included for your reference. Please refer to 4ttach ent C and D. 10, Planting Ust The following plant materials list is based on the specific requirements of each woodland wildflower such as type of soil, amount of light, amount of water, etc. In addition,this is a habitat restoration project so only plants native to this specific area of Minnesota will be planted. Potted plants for spring planting will come from Landscape Alternatives and the bare root stock for fall planting will come from the prairie Moon Nursery. Both are reputable suppliers. 6