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Bare areas with more sunlight should be planted with plants listed for area#21 spaced <br /> 12-18 inches apart. This includes the area where the sailboat currently sits. An equal <br /> mixture of part-shade tolerant flowers and grasses are listed on the site plan. <br /> Substitutions could be chosen from the Woodland Edge—Oak Pine Barrens list. <br /> Instructions for planting seedlings are included in the landowner guide. <br /> Plant shrubs as indicated on the site plan. You may substitute from the Pine or Oak <br /> Forest list in shady areas and Woodland Edge—Oak Pine Barrens list near the water if <br /> desired. Choose at least 2 different shrub species for your restoration. Shrubs may be <br /> transplanted from nearby wooded areas. Be aware that there are some invasive, non- <br /> native shrubs such as honeysuckle and buckthorn that are common in woodlands in <br /> Burnett County. Bare root seedlings and transplants, which are very economical, are <br /> generally available in the spring from county-sponsored sales or directly from suppliers <br /> in larger quantities. <br /> Viewing/Access Corridor <br /> A 30-foot wide viewing/access corridor is allowed as indicated on the site drawing. Uses <br /> such as fire pits and boat/canoe storage should be concentrated in the corridor or outside <br /> of the buffer zone. <br /> 3: September 1,2000 <br />