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Living Arroyos Program 12017-18 Workplan I Exhibit A <br /> Project Descriptions — Zone 7 Water Agency <br /> Project Name Estimated Project Budget <br /> ARROYO MOCHO AT STANLEY REACH TBD <br /> Stream Name Project Location <br /> Arroyo Mocho Arroyo Mocha,adjacent to Stanley Blvd., between <br /> Isabel and Murrieta,in Livermore <br /> Project Length (ft.) Project Area (A ) <br /> 4,500 ft 12.7 <br /> Project Goal v ‘,44, <br /> To restore/enhance 12 acres of riparian habitat on the:cltec including a ripe:hen corridor along the stream <br /> channel,with the goal of shading and cooling stream water and providing creationall and aesthetic <br /> amenity for users of the future Iron Horse Trail extension through the site.To also meet all permit <br /> requirements of providing flood management and protecting water supply, while`'engaging and training <br /> volunteers to collaborate toward a long-term successfulfroject..h <br /> PROJECT SCOPE FOR 2017-18Ver <br /> Planting:Complete additional tree planting nZone A to help r ioet project success criteria.This will <br /> include: 4 _ <br /> • Living Arroyos staff arlvolunteers will dditianal.ripanantrees in remaining empty sections <br /> within Zone A as ne esss achieve planting tarjeti4c;,p <br /> ien• Restore/expand the anliliow staking effort etteApstrearmerlalcf the Project Area to prevent <br /> additional bank erosion. LA will collect theecernciate willow species from within the watershed. <br /> Maintenance:implement fifth gear.of maintenance plan described in permit requirements: <br /> • Zone A'Weedswillbbe cleatedfb hand from around oung trees three times per year for the first <br /> five ye as:springy{MVJarch-June) fall(Septembtraovember)and winter(December-February). <br /> Hartwater plants Weekly� per ye <br /> durin ry spells or monthly if plant condition indicates it is sufficient. <br /> • Zone-4,fylow weeds three times ea r: late winter(February), late spring (May), and late <br /> summer Ati ust . p. � <br /> • Zone C: Hand..water oaks during dry spells and monthly if plant condition indicates it is <br /> necessary. <br /> (1) Replenish mulch twice per year:fall (October/November)and spring (March/April). <br /> (2) Remove o.rradjusttcages if oak growth becomes impeded. <br /> (3) Evaluate'i i eglit,species individually to determine whether immediate action is <br /> necessary. <br /> • Channel: Remove drift debris(fallen limbs, etc.,that have drifted into the project area)from <br /> center of channel; it can be moved to the side of bank or removed from channel entirely so as to <br /> allow free flow of water. <br /> NOTE:Early(February--March)weeding promotes establishment of native grasses,and the early spring weed- <br /> whacked materials should be left onsite as weed suppression, as appropriate. Also plan for weeding of Zones A, <br /> a and C in early fall-just prior to LARPD s fall application of chemical control(please coordinate.with Robert <br /> Martinez on timing). This material should not be left onsite in order to allow the chemical control to penetrate to <br /> the soil. <br /> 10 <br />an LARPD employee. <br /> 3 <br /> distributing material) <br /> • Secure sponsors for clean-up supplies and refreshments and send out thank you cards to <br /> sponsors after events. <br /> • Register outside volunteers for Spots 1, 8, 9, and10(e.g., identify spot needs, send out email <br /> invitations and follow-up with site captains and volunteers). <br /> 2 <br />