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WORKPLAN <br /> The following tasks and budget are based on known costs and project needs at the <br /> time of the restoration agreement. All parties,prior to implementation,will agree <br /> upon additional future tasks.Work units are shown in Figure 11. <br /> RESTORATION SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES <br /> A general time frame is shown in Table 3,but note that the year for any given task <br /> may shift, depending on when the project starts. Note also that that the costs shown <br /> are estimates,based on similar work at other sites,but actual costs may be higher or <br /> lower. <br /> Because of the simplicity of the site,the work units are referred to by their land <br /> cover name (prairie,grassland, or floodplain forest). Undertaking the recommended <br /> restoration project in this plan will be a significant task,and assistance is available <br /> to help landowners with the process. Friends of the Mississippi River will continue <br /> to work closely with the landowners,if desired,to secure funding and implement all <br /> or parts of the management plan. FMR can hire and oversee contractors such as a <br /> professional firm listed in Appendix D. <br /> Table 4.Restoration Schedule and Cost Estimates <br /> These tables are rough schedules and approximate costs for restoration and management <br /> tasks for the Bailey Point Nature Preserve.Both the project tasks and costs are likely to <br /> change as the project progresses-these tables should be used only as rough guides. Tasks <br /> were phased,with 1 being the highest priority. Work units correspond with those shown in <br /> Figure 11. <br /> Cost/ <br /> Year Season Units Activity Acres Ac Cost Est. <br /> PHASE 1.REMOVE INVASVIVE WOODY AND UNDESIREABLE NATIVE WOODY SPECIES <br /> 0/1 June All Breeding bird survey before restoration occurs. 24 - $2,000 <br /> Cut and treat remaining non-native woody <br /> brush and trees and other undesirable native <br /> Floodplain woody brush in the floodplain and grassland 10 1,000 $10,000 <br /> + areas. Haul brush to piles and either chip, <br /> 1 Fall/winter Grassland remove or burn in winter. _ <br /> Remove smaller native trees(<30cm dbh; <br /> Grassland except oaks)from grassland unit.Dispose 4 1,000 $4,000 <br /> 1* Fall/winter same as brush. <br /> Floodplain <br /> + 18 400 $7,200 <br /> 2 Fall Grassland Treat exotic brush seedlings and resprouts <br /> Friends of the Mississippi River Bailey Point Nature Preserve NRMP <br /> 61 <br />
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