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Community <br />Activity <br />Priority <br />Estimated Cost <br />Comments <br />AC -W5 <br />Glossy <br />High <br />$500 -1,000 per <br />Cut and treat all stumps with <br />buckthorn <br />acre, 40 -100 <br />25 -50% solution of Roundup or <br />control <br />volunteer hours <br />Garlon. <br />per acre <br />AC -W5 <br />3- prescribed <br />Medium <br />$300 - $600 <br />Prescribed burns to set -back <br />burns <br />reed canary grass and remove <br />thatch <br />AC -W5 <br />5- herbicide <br />Medium <br />$800.00 <br />Herbicide treatments to target <br />treatments <br />mature rhizomes and seedlings <br />AC -W5 <br />Bum/mow <br />Medium <br />$500.00 <br />Spot Herbicide treatment of <br />reed canary grass re- <br />establishment some mowing to <br />eliminate reed canary grass <br />from going to seed. <br />AC -W5 <br />Light tilling <br />Medium <br />$400.00 <br />Light tilling to expose rhizomes <br />to frost over the winter and <br />exposed for herbicide treatment <br />AC -W5 <br />Seeding and <br />Medium <br />$800.00 <br />Seeding and planting to re- <br />Planting <br />establish native plant <br />population. <br />Community AC -W6 <br />Seasonally Flooded Basin <br />Qualitative Rank: Low <br />Area: 0.01 acres (0.08 total) <br />This is a small reed canary grass dominated basin that is effectively drained by a swale to the <br />southwest. Restoring hydrology would be difficult in this basin due to its close proximity to a <br />house. <br />Community AC -W7 <br />Seasonally Flooded Basin <br />Qualitative Rank: Low <br />Area: 0.4 acres <br />Sedimentation has reduced hydrology of this basin and also contributed to a change in vegetation <br />to predominately reed canary grass. Prior to the sedimentation is like a shallow marsh that <br />contained 6- inches or more of water with emergent species like bulrush, spikerush, arrowhead, <br />and cattail. Sedimentation has reduced the hydrology and it currently mimics a seasonally <br />flooded basin that is temporarily flooded after rain events but is likely often well drained during <br />City of Roseville 76 <br />Parks Natural Resource Management <br />