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i. Track how much crews accomplish, in acres, completed work at <br /> each site, each week. Record it under the appropriate Site /Code in the <br /> Accomplishments Table. It is critical that all of the target acreages of work <br /> for this year are accomplished. <br /> ii. Scout out the planned work site the week before, to determine where and <br /> how youth crews should work on the site. This is also important for weed <br /> work dependent on time of year (teasel, etc.). <br /> iii. Miscellaneous non - critical work. <br /> (a) Youth crews can help with seed collection if needed; OR <br /> (b) Fence removal at Maliner /Chernecky. There is an old fence that runs <br /> E -W between the Maliner and Chernecky sites. It should be removed, <br /> supervise youth crew to accomplish this task. This is a low priority. <br /> Unless there is extra crew time, it can be left for another time. <br /> E. Supervision and coordination of mowing: <br /> Accomplish approximately 80 acres of mowing. This will need to be <br /> reported in September when the youth crew work is reported. <br /> F. Fence construction at Atlantic/Pacific must be completed by the end of <br /> September. <br /> G. Miscellaneous Tasks (non - critical) <br /> i. Fence repair: Walk the fence lines on the South Taylor and North Taylor <br /> parcel and repair or replace sections as needed. <br /> ii. Weed Mapping, Future Mowing Sites: Vinci Site: If time allows, it <br /> would be valuable for future planning if mow -able weed areas were <br /> mapped on this site. A rare plant survey from last year is available that <br /> would help to guide this work. <br /> iii. Prescribed Burns: If the prescribed burns are going to occur prior to end <br /> of end of this contract, assist BLM fire staff, Nancy Ashlock and Dave <br /> Reed. These would take precedence over anything other than the crews or <br /> mowing. <br /> 4 <br />