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error in their map shows no mine reclamation with the boundaries of what is now the Rice Tract. <br />Therefore, we have modified their mapping to show the limits of this -65.55 acre and have also <br />further delineated the extent of reclaimed spoil lacking topsoil (4.09 acres) which largely <br />corresponds to the equipment corridor as well as another small area of reclaimed spoil topsoil <br />with approximately 4 inches of subsoil (0.38 acres). An acreage summary of each of these soils <br />mapping units is found on Map 2.04.9-1 - NRCS Soils Map. <br />NRCS SOILS MAPPING UNIT DESCRIPTIONS <br />The typical soils mapping unit descriptions for these soils mapping units as taken from the <br />NRCS soil survey are as follows: <br />10 - Aquolls, 0 to 3 percent slopes <br />Map Unit Setting <br />Major Land Resource Area: 35 <br />Elevation: 5,500 to 6,800 feet (1,676 to 2,073 meters) <br />Mean annual precipitation: 10 to 16 inches (254 to 406 millimeters) <br />Average annual air temperature: 47 to 49 degrees F (8 to 10 degrees C) <br />Frost free period: 90 to 130 days <br />Map Unit Composition <br />Aquolls and similar soils: 95 percent <br />Minor components: 5 percent <br />Component Descriptions <br />Aquolls soils <br />Landform: Slough, flood plain <br />Parent material: Alluvium from mixed sources <br />Slope: 0 to 3 percent <br />Drainage Class: Very poorly drained <br />Slowest permeability: Moderately slow <br />Available water capacity: About 9.8 inches (high) <br />Shrink -swell potential: About 4.5 percent (moderate) <br />Hazard ofjlooding: Frequent <br />Depth to seasonal high water table: 12 to 36 inches <br />Runoff class: Medium <br />Calcium carbonate maximum: About 10 percent <br />Section 2.04.9 Page 3 Sept. 2015 (TR -11) <br />