Welcome to the forum txelen!
A low maintenance bass/bluegill pond is hard to come by. However, your expectations are reasonable. If you don't want to grow any trophies but just wanna have a good time catching some fish, I think your numbers and timing is good.
It's a shame folks in your area getting those nasty droughts and lose ponds every now and then. I wish I had advice on how to not let that happen, but that is not my area of knowledge. But when your pond does fill back up, I think you'll be off to a good start.
I would strongly consider pumping all the remaining water out to make sure no hold over fish are present, bullheads or any other unwanted fish species. If there are puddles they, can be treated with hydrated lime.
The addition of a few Christmas trees or other structure would be a good idea. Check out the forum for ideas... I think stocking GSH after the first year would be a waste. Hope they get a spawn or two in before the bass go in and you might have a chance. You may want to give your FHM, GSH, RES and BG a bit more time to spawn and multiply before you add the bass. Say, add the bass a year later.
I don't think the Moz T will survive winters, except the mildest of them... Your pond is too small, for there to be a warm water refuge in winter.
Best of luck!
