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Vona soils are on hills and ridges. They are somewhat excessively drained. They <br /> formed in moderately coarse textured, calcareous eolian material derived dominantly <br /> from sedimentary rock. The surface layer is loamy sand. The subsoil is sandy loam. <br /> Below this to a depth of 60 inches or more is calcareous, mixed sandy and loamy <br /> material. <br /> Yoder soils are on nearly level and gently sloping upland flats and side slopes. They <br /> are somewhat excessively drained. They formed in mixed loamy material over sand and <br /> gravel derived dominantly from mixed sources. The soils are sandy loam in the upper <br /> part, are sandy clay loam in the next part, and are underlain by sand and gravel at a <br /> depth of 12 to 20 inches. <br /> Schamber soils are on knobs, hilltops, and slope breaks. They are excessively <br /> drained. They formed in sand and gravel derived dominantly from the Ogallala <br /> Formation. The surface layer is gravelly sandy loam. Below this to a depth of 60 <br /> inches or more is mixed sand and gravel. <br /> Of minor extent in this unit are Stoneham, Midway, Razor, Olney, Glenberg, and <br /> Bankard soils. Stoneham, Midway, Razor, and Olney soils are on side slopes. <br /> Glenberg and Bankard soils are on narrow terraces next to drainage ways. <br /> Most areas of this unit are used as rangeland. A few are used as non-irrigated <br /> cropland. This unit is poorly suited to non-irrigated crops. <br /> (b) Surface landowner of affected mining site has a man-made barbed wired fence <br /> structure within 200 feet of the proposed operation area. The fence runs somewhat <br /> parallel to the access road into the site and is within 200' of the southern edge outside <br /> the active mining boundary. <br /> Margaret R Bloder Trust surface landowner has a man-made barbed wire fence <br /> structure within 200 feet of the proposed access road entrance. The fence location is <br /> across County Road 22 to the southeast. <br /> (c) Attached is a map (Exhibit B, Attachment 2)that shows the water resources nearby the <br /> proposed operation area. The North Fork Smoky Hill River is north of the proposed <br /> area, but should not be near enough to cause any drainage directly from the affected <br /> mine area. The flow direction for the river is to the east. Wikipedia information on the <br /> North Fork Smoky Hill River is attached (Exhibit B, Attachment 3). <br /> (d) Wildlife statement prepared by the Colorado Division of Wildlife not required. <br />