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NATIVE PLANT SALVAGE APPLICATION FORM (Developers of property 1 acre or larger are required to complete this form) DIRECT TO:City of Sierra Vista Department of Community Development 1011 N. Coronado

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How to fill out native plant salvage

1. Identify the native plants that you want to salvage.
2. Obtain permission from the landowner or authority before removing any plants.
3. Gather the necessary tools and supplies for transplanting the plants, such as shovels, buckets, and soil.
4. Prepare the transplant location by clearing away any weeds or debris.
5. Dig around the plant carefully, trying not to damage the roots.
6. Lift the plant out of the ground with its root ball intact.
7. Place the plant in a bucket or container filled with damp soil or water to keep the roots moist.
8. Transport the salvaged plants to their new planting location as soon as possible.
9. Dig a hole in the new location that is wide and deep enough to accommodate the plant's root ball.
10. Carefully place the plant in the hole, ensuring that it is at the same depth as it was previously.
11. Backfill the hole with soil, gently firming it around the roots.
12. Water the transplant thoroughly to help settle the soil and provide moisture to the plant.
13. Monitor the transplanted plants regularly and provide appropriate care, such as watering, mulching, and protecting from extreme weather conditions.
14. Follow any additional guidelines or recommendations specific to the native plant species being salvaged.
15. Keep track of the success and growth of the salvaged plants to assess the effectiveness of the salvage operation.

Who needs native plant salvage?

1. Landscapers and gardeners who want to incorporate native plants into their designs.
2. Environmental restoration projects that aim to replant native vegetation in degraded areas.
3. Conservation organizations and botanical gardens that collect and preserve native plant species.
4. Highway and infrastructure construction projects that require mitigation measures for displacing native plants.
5. Homeowners or landowners who want to preserve and propagate native plants on their property.
6. Researchers and educators studying native plant species and their ecological importance.
7. Nurseries and horticultural businesses that specialize in selling native plants to customers.
8. Wildlife enthusiasts who want to provide habitat and food sources for native animal species.

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What is native plant salvage?

Native plant salvage is the process of rescuing and relocating native plants from a construction site or development area to preserve and protect them.

Who is required to file native plant salvage?

Anyone involved in a project that may result in the disturbance or removal of native plants is required to file for native plant salvage.

How to fill out native plant salvage?

To fill out native plant salvage, one must provide information about the project, the native plants being salvaged, the salvage plan, and the intended relocation site.

What is the purpose of native plant salvage?

The purpose of native plant salvage is to ensure the protection and preservation of native plant species during development projects.

What information must be reported on native plant salvage?

Information such as the species of native plants, quantity being salvaged, method of salvage, and relocation plan must be reported on native plant salvage.