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7 <br /> B. THE CITY OF EUGENE SHALL: <br /> 1. Protect known populations of ONHP List 1 plants, strive to protect high quality habitat <br /> (Figure 1), and where opportunities permit (e.g., redevelopment of park landscapes), <br /> place a high priority on restoration. <br /> 2. Survey all parcels and portions of parcels within their ownership south of 19th along <br /> Amazon Creek. <br /> 3. Solicit input from other cooperators to determine peak flowering time for surveys due to <br /> individual species variability. <br /> 4. Ensure completion of surveys using qualified personnel for new subpopulations in 1997, <br /> and every 10 years thereafter. Maximum city contribution shall not exceed $3,000 per <br /> survey year. <br /> 5. Provide maintenance personnel with on -site direction as to limits of all known <br /> subpopulations of target species, and vegetative and flowering appearance of each one <br /> occurring in the area. <br /> 6. Delay mowing in suitable Bradshaw's lomatium habitat until after seeds have matured <br /> and dropped. Typically, this occurs after July 21. <br /> 7. Monitor known populations by conducting statistically valid sampling of known <br /> populations of rare species at least every 5 years to estimate population size and monitor <br /> trends. Monitoring should be designed to detect a change in Bradshaw's lomatium <br /> numbers of 35 percent between any two years. The sampling design should be sufficient <br /> to be 90 percent sure of detecting this change, with only a 1 in 10 chance of incorrectly <br /> concluding that change took place. City contribution for monitoring will not exceed <br /> $2,000 per survey year. <br /> 8. Provide notice to all cooperators for comment if any planning, maintenance, and <br /> construction activities that will affect known populations or high quality habitat. If no <br /> comments are received from cooperators within 15 days, the City will assume <br /> cooperators' approval. <br /> C. THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SHALL: <br /> 1. Work with the City to strive for eventual recovery of Bradshaw's lomatium and other rare <br /> species that may occur in the conservation area. <br /> • <br /> 97- 00401 <br />
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