HomeMy WebLinkAboutrestoration plan 12.30.2024PROPOSED —rune GOF
AMERICAN BEACH _A
ON
ON CENTER (2,6aa SF)
PROPOSED PLANTING OF
AMERICAN BEACH GRASSAT 1T
ON CENTER (2,7W SF)
PLAN
® BEACH GRASS TO BE PLANTED AT 24" ON CENTER - 2,600 SF
Beach grass planting will supplement existing vegetation, covering exposed soils and improving the stability
of the Coastal Bank from wave energy and erosion.
NATIVE GRASS TO BE PLANTED
650 American beach grass Ammophlla breWigulate bare root
BEACH GRASS TO BE PLANTED AT 12" ON CENTER - 2,700 SF
Beach grass planting atop sediment nourishment will extend the existing native vegetation across the site
and create a denser well of vegetation to protect the Coastal Bank from wave energy and erosion. Refer to
plan from Cape Cad Engineering for details on the sediment nourishment.
NATIVE GRASS TO BE PLANTED
2.700 American beach grass Ammophila breviligulata bare root
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FIVE (5) JAPANESE BLACK PINE TO BE REMOVED
Japanese black pine (Pins thunbergii) is a small, non-native evergreen tee species from East Asia that is well
adapted to the harsh Conditions found on Great Island. It is seen as an ecological threat to native grasslands and
dune systems, including the globally rare sandplain grasslands of coastal Massachusetts and the islands
(Massachusetts Invasive Plants Advisory Group (MIPAG). Its resiliency to coastal Conditions combined with high
levels of seed production allow this pine to displace more beneficial native vegetation. Japanese black pine was
designated as Likely Invasive in the State of Massachusetts and added to the StaWs Prohibited Plant List in
2022, and prohibited from sale after December 31, 2025.
The trees will be managed using a flush cut and herbicide treatment method and hand removal of debris. The
stump and root systems will be left in place to maintain the stability of the Coastal Bank. All seedlings and fallen
pine cones will be removed by hand to decrease the number of seeds and re -sprouts that will require
management. The project area will be monitored over time and any m-sprouts will be removed by hand.
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NOTES:
1. APPROXIMATELY THREE GROWING SEASONS WILL BE
REQUIRED TO CONTROL AND/OR ERADICATE INVASIVE
PLANT SPECIES. AFTER THREE GROWING SEASONS,
MONITORING AND MINIMAL MAINTENANCE WILL BE
ONGOING.
2. HERBICIDES ARE TO BE APPLIED BY LICENSED
INDIVIDUALS ONLY.
3. ALL RESTORATION PLANTINGS WILL INCORPORATE
EXISTING NATIVE SPECIES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
IN THE APPROVED DOCUMENTS.
4. ANY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE PLANTING
SPECIFICATION AND THE PLAN, THE PLAN SHALL TAKE
PRECEDENCE.
5. RESTORATION & MITIGATION AREAS WILL BE ALLOWED
TO NATURALIZE.
LEGEND:
LIGHTHOUSE REALTY TRUST
1033 GREAT ISLAND ROAD
YARMOUTH,MA
DATE: 12/30/24 SCALE: 1"=30'
DRAWN BY: GL CHECKED BY: IP,JS
FOR PERMITTING PURPOSES ONLY
THIS DRAWING IS NOT INTENDED FOR
CONSTRUCTION
RESTORATION 1 OF 1
PLAN