12444122Q0117 Grass Lake NNIS treatment.pdf

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IOSCO

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24N09E

23N08E

24N08E

23N09E

090406ISNSTWOTRACKQA

090406IS376TWOTRACKBB

090405I2006.JBD.177.BETH

090406ISNSTWOTRACKSC

090406ISSGRASSLAKERDBB

090406IS376032BB

090406IS376011BB

090406ISOLD23PHAR

090405I2006.JBD.315.BETH

090405I2006.JBD.313.PHAR3

090405I2006.JBD.312.PHAR3

090405I2006.JBD.307.BETH

090405I2006.JBD.11.ELUM

090406ISNSTWOTRACKSK

090405I2006.JBD.17.CESTM

090406IS376NSTWOTRACKHA090405I2006.JBD.10.BETH

090406ISOLD23PHRAG

090406ISI37603001.BETH

090406IS37501402JB

Au Sable River

Au S able

River Au Sable River

Au Sable River

2,300 0 2,3001,150 Feet

J. Falkey, 6.4.2020

Non-native invasive species treatment Location: T24N R09E, Section: 7, 8, 9 and T24N08E, section 12

County: Iosco Species: Spotted Knapweed, St. Johnswort, Autumn Olive, barberry, reed canary grass, hoary alyssum, mullein, Queen Anne's Lace, Canada Bluegrass

Huron Manistee National Forest, Huron Shores Ranger District: Grass Lake NNIS treatment

Legend Marsh NHD Waterbody grass_lake_nnis_tx_locations_

Huron Manistee National Forest- Huron Shores Ranger District

Grass Lake Timber sale NNIS treatment

COMMON_NAME SPECIES_CODE INFESTATION AREA_ACRES GPS_LAT GPS_LON TREATMENT TYPE

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.181.BETH 0.0058 44.40198 -83.375081 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406IS376TWOTRACKBB 9.7448 44.40252 -83.369326 cut stump reed canarygrass PHAR3 090405I2006.JBD.310.PHAR3 0.0058 44.4035 -83.362581 cut and spray

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.177.BETH 0.0059 44.4029 -83.368749 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.16.BETH 0.0058 44.40478 -83.37205 cut stump spotted knapweed CEBI2 090405I2006.JBD.14.CESTM 0.0057 44.40157 -83.373298 spot spray common St. Johnswort HYPE 090406IS376029SJ 0.6887 44.40218 -83.373167 spot spray hoary alyssum BEIN2 090406IS376029HA 0.6887 44.40218 -83.373167 spot spray autumn olive ELUM 090405I2006.JBD.309.ELUM 0.0057 44.4044 -83.366165 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.306.BETH 0.0058 44.40088 -83.365465 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.15.BETH 0.0057 44.40157 -83.373298 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406ISSGRASSLAKERDBB 5.5223 44.40511 -83.359894 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.308.BETH 0.0058 44.40088 -83.365465 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406IS376032BB 8.8383 44.40259 -83.370767 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406IS376011BB 2.8096 44.40208 -83.361679 cut stump reed canarygrass, common reed PHAR3 090406ISOLD23PHAR 11.2155 44.40344 -83.41055 cut and spray

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.315.BETH 0.0057 44.40697 -83.395031 cut stump reed canarygrass PHAR3 090405I2006.JBD.313.PHAR3 0.0059 44.40265 -83.400899 cut and spray reed canarygrass PHAR3 090405I2006.JBD.312.PHAR3 0.0058 44.40412 -83.369984 cut and spray

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.307.BETH 0.0057 44.40018 -83.367747 cut stump

Canada bluegrass POCO 090405I2006.JBD.180.POCO 0.0057 44.40187 -83.374899 spot spray autumn olive ELUM 090405I2006.JBD.11.ELUM 0.0057 44.40397 -83.408115 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406IS376FR4493BB 0.8407 44.40289 -83.359883 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.311.BETH 0.0056 44.40205 -83.373979 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.188.BETH 0.0057 44.40325 -83.360396 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.186.BETH 0.0057 44.40382 -83.363518 cut stump spotted knapweed CEBI2 090405I2006.JBD.17.CESTM 0.0056 44.40498 -83.377483 spot spray

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.187.BETH 0.0057 44.4031 -83.360313 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090405I2006.JBD.10.BETH 0.0057 44.40757 -83.407082 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406ISI37603001.BETH 36.1222 44.40139 -83.366227 cut stump

Japanese barberry BETH 090406IS37501402JB 0.0003 44.4103 -83.368605 cut stump spotted knapweed, common St. Johnswort, hoary alyssum, common mullein

CEST8, HYPE, BEIN2,

VETH 090406IS376029SK 0.6887 44.40218 -83.373167 spot spray hoary alyssum, spotted knapweed, sweet clover, common mullein, common

St. Johnswort, Queen

Anne's lace

BEIN2, CEST8, MEOF,

VETH, HYPE, DACA6 090406IS376NSTWOTRACKHA 1.0044 44.40844 -83.380609 spot spray total acres 78.2847

Directions to treatment location from Oscoda:

1. Take Old Hwy 23 west out of Oscoda

2. Turn South onto Grass Lake Rd

3. Some of the treatment locations are off of Grass

Lake Rd.

A few are off a two track south of Old US 23, and some are along Old US

23.

Treatment Description

Physical/Manual Treatments

Grasses and Forbes– Hand pulling and grubbing with hoes on small isolated infestations not exceeding 5 acres.

Woody Shrubs and vines – Cutting, digging and grubbing with hand tools such as loppers, hand shears and shovels on small infestations not exceeding 5 acres.

Mechanical Treatments

Grasses, Forbes, and Woody Shrubs – Mowing and Brushing of Infested roadsides and open fields using rotary mowers.

Trees and large shrubs – Mechanically cut down invasive trees and shrubs utilizing chainsaws, and/or tree cutting devises on bobcat and tractors.

Mechanical and Herbicide Treatment Category Woody Vegetation

Trees and Large Shrubs – Cut stump application of herbicide (Selective and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Treatments involve utilizing hand shears, loppers, axes, and chain saws to cut stems and apply herbicides to stumps or basal spay applications.

Trees and Shrubs- Basal spray application of herbicides (Selective and/or Non-selective).

Treatments involve basal application of herbicides only.

Shrubs and Woody Vines – Light mowing/cutting & foliar herbicide – (Selective and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Treatments involve utilizing mowers, weed eaters, brush cutters, and chain saws followed by foliar application of herbicides to residual foliar material.

Shrubs and Woody Vines – Foliar herbicide only – (Selective and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Direct foliar spray utilizing hand-held or backpack sprayer.

Foliar Herbicide Treatment Category Herbaceous Flowering Plants, Grasses, and Vines/Semi-woody Vines

Dense open land and/or roadside NNIP – (Non-selective Herbicide and/or/in combination with Selective Herbicide). Foliar application of herbicides utilizing boom sprayers with multiple nozzles mounted or attached to tractors, ATV, or UTVs.

Sparse Open Land and/or Roadside NNIP – (Selective Herbicide). Direct foliar application of herbicides utilizing hand-held and backpack sprayers or truck, ATV or UTV mounted sprayers with a single nozzle application briandavidson Typewritten Text Project Name:

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Treatment Description

Trailside NNIP – (Selective and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Foliar spot application of herbicide utilizing hand and backpack sprayers along designated trails. May include use of ATV, UTV are motorized trails only.

Interior Forest NNIP – (Selective and/or Non-selective Herbicide). Direct foliar spot application of herbicides utilizing hand-held or backpack sprayer where there is no road or trail access briandavidson

Detailed Description of work to be preformed:

Must attach the following:

1. Detailed map of project area and infestations (GPS treatments area only) to be treated (please have labeled)

2. Signed pesticide use proposal (FS 2100-2)

3. List of site-specific mitigation that may be required.

5. Any other important information related to the site.

briandavidson Typewritten Text

-Cut stems and spray Common Reed and Reed Canary Grass along Old US 23 within project area.

- Cut all Autumn Olive and Japanese Barberry in treatment area, spray cut stumps with herbicide, and scatter brush. Do not pile brush.

-The area is accessible with a vehicle or ATV/UTV. No keys are needed to access the site.

-Signs must be posted with treatment date, herbicide name, any access restrictions, and name/phone number of East Zone Ecologist ( Jennifer Falkey, 989-739-0728, ext 3019).

-For all treatments, follow herbicide labels, state pesticide laws, and NNIP EA. There is live water (marsh/wetland) to the east of Old US 23. Extreme care need to be taken to ensure herbicide does not enter the water.

-All work needs to be completed, and all paperwork submitted, by October 1, 2020.