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7 <br /> Success Criteria <br /> A survival rate of 80% of the elderberry shrubs and associated native plants <br /> should be obtained at the end of the tan year monitoring program. The Service <br /> will make the determination as to the compensator's replacement <br /> responsibilities arising from circumstances beyond its control such as plants <br /> damaged or killed as the result of severe flooding or vandalism. <br /> Future Revisions <br /> Revegetating with elderberries and the responses of the beetle to such <br /> revegetation efforts is a relatively new procedure. As data become available <br /> on which to evaluate this technique, revisions to these guidelines are <br /> anticipated. <br /> Service Contact <br /> These guidelines were prepared by Chris Nagano, Sacramento Field Office, U.S. <br /> Fish and Wildlife Service, 2800 Cottage Flay, Room E-7.823, Sacramento, <br /> California 95825. Please refer any questions on these guidelines to him at <br /> the above address or call (916) 978-4866. <br /> Literature Cited <br /> Barr, C.B. 1991. The distribution, habitat, and status of the valley <br /> ,elderberry longhorn beetle Desmocerus californicus dimdrphus. <br /> Sacramento Field office, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Sacramento, <br /> California <br /> U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1984. Racovery plan for the valley <br /> elderberry longhorn beetle. Fndangaxed Species Program. Portland, OR. <br /> 2 <br /> i <br /> 80'd LGztt Wd9Z:7 E66T 'Sz L!bw 7ETGM-916 :01 30[d:�0 0H 010dS S --r31:W02id <br />