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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. This nonnative, invasive-dominated woodland is in severely degraded condition and will require extensive management to improve in native species composition, habitat Woodland/Forest value and overall structure/function. Cut/treat invasive shrubs and select nonnative Attachment N 7.56 AC X Restoration trees to release desirable native trees (it is not practical to consider cutting all Siberian elm here), Rx fire, native seeding, plant native hardwood bare root seedlings, 2 years follow-up management/maintenance. Invasive cut/treat, reintroduce native woodland grasses and flowers where possible, Woodland/Forest Woodland areas Attachment N 2.48 AC X two years of follow-up treatments. This site was significantly disturbed in the past, Restoration but is an important extension of the natural areas in Reservoir Woods. The area is relativelyopen witha herbaceouslayerdominatedbynonnative grasses Woodland/Forest unmaintained areas on east side of park Attachment N 1.26 X and invasive weeds. Anticipated restoration to forest may include cut/treat select Restoration For the most part, this forest is significantly disturbed and included recently Woodland/Forest developed forest as well as remnant oak forest that has been disturbed by past filling All woodland areas Attachment N 3.5 AC X Restoration and/or encroachment. Activities may include cut/treat of invasive species, native seeding, reforestationofwest side of south stormpond. Plant communities at this site are adventive and relatively degraded, but provide valuable continuity with the Ramsey County wetland mitigation site and other city- Woodland/Forest All woodland areas Attachment N 3.15 AC X owned sites further west/northwest. Work would include invasive brush/tree Restoration management, herbaceous invasive/nonnative management. Not likely a good candidate for a grant Woodland/Forest Cut/treat invasive brush, spray invasive herbaceous vegetation, seed native South boundary Attachment N 0.2 AC X Restoration woodland grasses and flowers, 2 years of grow-in vegetation management Woodland/Forest Cut/treat invasives, native seeding, follow-up treatment of invaisives for two growing Along Hamline Ave., north of tennis courts Attachment N 0.6 AC X Restoration season East side of road is 1.6 acres, west side of road is 1.3 acres. Woodland restoration Woodland/Forest East side of road Attachment N 1.6 AC X needed on east side of road. Cost assumes work to occur only on east side of Restoration WesternAve. N/A Woodland/Forest Restoratio 0.2 AC X Cut/treat invasive brush. This is a small area with limited benefit, ecologically. Includes some areas of remnant prairie/savanna, as well as disturbed woodland Woodland/Forest restoration. Cut/treat invasive trees/shrubs, treat invasive nonnative herbaceous Throughout upland areas Attachment N 3.82 AC X Restoration vegetation, Rx burn of area between trail and RR tracks, native seeding, two years of maintenance