Checklist C1: New Project By Activity: Planning - Cal-IPC

Checklist C4: New Project By Activity: Revegetation & Landscaping
Project
Management
Supervisors
BMP # BMP Statements Comments
Management
Crews
Completed
GN1
GN2
RL1
GN3
GN4
GN5
GN6
GN7
GN8
GN9
VM3
MM1
MM2
RL2
GN10
RL3
GN11
PL7
Provide prevention training and appropriate
invasive plant identification resources to staff and
contractors prior to starting work.
Scout for invasive plants and evaluate risks before
activities begin.
Develop revegetation and landscaping plans that
optimize resistance to invasive plant establishment.
Schedule activities to minimize potential for
introduction and spread of invasive plants.
Designate specific areas for cleaning tools, vehicles,
equipment, clothing and gear.
Designate waste disposal areas for invasive plant
materials and contain invasive plant materials
during transport.
Plan travel routes to avoid areas infested with
invasive plants.
Clean tools, equipment, vehicles and animals
to remove soil, seeds and plant parts before
transporting materials and before entering and
leaving worksites.
Clean clothing, footwear and gear to remove soil,
seeds and plant parts before leaving infested areas.
Prepare worksite to limit the introduction and
spread of invasive plants.
Retain desirable vegetation and canopy where
possible to increase competition for invasive plants.
Use a weed-free source for project materials.
Prevent invasive plant contamination of project
materials when stockpiling and during transport.
Acquire plant materials locally. Inspect delivered
plants to ensure plant labels match specifications
prior to planting.
Minimize soil and vegetation disturbance.
Revegetate and/or mulch disturbed soils as soon as
possible.
After activities, monitor worksites for invasive
plants.
Evaluate effectiveness of BMP implementation.
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