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ROSEVILLE PARKS RENEWAL PROGRAM - NATURAL RESOURCE PROJECT TYPE, SIZE & LOCATION withinparkAreaMapLocationActivityType EstimatedSizeType SampleTasks/Notes Base Maps of individual project areas are provided Abbreviations indicate projects identified in Water where possible for informational purposes AC, SF or LF Habitat bid the 2002 Natural Resource Management Plan quality only. All project areas must be field verified. N/A Interpretive Signage TBD New interpretive signs for Natural Resource Projects City Wide. Alum treatmeent should only be considered after other water quantity/quality projects N/A Alum treatment Lake are implementedinthewatershed. EstimatefromNRMP Map and treat curly leaf pondweed for 3 years, apply for MN DNR AIS treatment grant. THIS EFFORT SHOULD OCCUR IN CONCERT WITH MANAGING WATER N/A Lake Restoration 28 AC X X QUANTITY/QUALITY WITHIN THE BROADER WATERSHED. Total lake area ~ 28 AC N/A Native landscaping 250SF Convert plantings around sign to formal native landscaping Cut/treat invasive brush and invasive weeds, remove limited amount of coarse Attachment N Pond Buffer Restoration .72 AC woody debris, seed/plant natives in woodland edge and in seasonal wetland itself. Thisisa smallarea withlimitedbenefit, ecologically. Manage pond buffer (cut/treat invasives, restore native vegetation) and Attachment N Pond Buffer Restoration 1.7 AC X X management/plant wetland edge/emergent wetland vegetation. Two years of ongoingmanagement. Estimated cost $6,000/ac. Educational/interpretive prairie at HANC. Potential for supplemental seeding, plug Prairie Reconstruction 0.3 AC X planting, Rx burn(s), spot invasive weed treatment. Between disc golf fairways at hole numbers Attachment N Prairie Reconstruction 2 AC X Treat nonnatives, burn, interseed natives This area is the last, best remaining prairie/ savanna remnant in Roseville. It has Prairie/Savanna become significantly overgrown in the last 50 years. Anticipated activities include: 10.5 AC X Restoration invasive brush/tree cut/treat, prescribed burning, supplemental native seeding and 2 yearsof grow-inmaintenance. Prairie/Savanna Cut/treat invasive nonnatives and select trees, potential chip/remove from site, site Attachment N 0.68 AC X X Restoration prep herbicide x2, native seeding, 2 years of grow-in maintenance. Treat reed canary grass 2X in select buffer areas accessible by equipment, Bennett Lake Shoreline Attachment N Shoreline restoration .16 AC X X prescribed burn, native seeding, plug planting, goose protection fencing two years of grow-in maintenance. Estimated average20' widthX ~400LF Manage existing buffer restoration (cut woody spp., spot treat, prescribed burn, Frog pond buffer management/ expansion Attachment N Shoreline restoration 0.97 AC X X supplemental seeding, and maintenance. Expand native plantings to the east, convert ~.75 ac. of turf-to-natives (spray, spray, seed, 2 years grow-in maintenance) N/A Shoreline restoration 330 LF X X Assume 330 LF X 15 FT wide (average) w/toe protection. Initial shoreline restoration work conducted 2012-14. Effort should include Shoreline restoration Shoreline restoration 150LF X X maintenance of previous shoreline restoration effort, with potential restoration of additional areas. Manage reed canary grass/invasive on shoreline buffer, seed/plant native buffer and emergent plants, install/maintain goose protection fencing, two years grow-in Shoreline restoration 0.25 AC X X maintenance. Estimated 1,950 feet of total buffer length X an estimated average 50 foot width of shorebuffer. Between proposed boardwalk/trail and lake shore. Potential CWP and/or watershed NE side of park, CR C2 cull de sac Shoreline restoration 225 LF X X project. Approximately 225 LF of shoreline Shoreline restoration in this area would provide a high profile restoration with reasonably high opportunity for success. Project should include design, manufacture Northeast shoreline area Attachment N Shoreline restoration 0.16 AC/640 LF X X and install of interpretive sign. Native vegetative restoration along shoreline (seeding and/or liveplants), grow-in maintenance.