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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1973007SG
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
5/1/2008
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Continental Materials Corporation
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AM3
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SOILS INFORMATION <br /> PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL PROPERTIES: <br /> 0 TO 11 INCHES 11 TO 60 INCHES <br /> PERMEABILITY (IN/HR): 6 - 20 6 - 20 <br /> AVAIL. WATER(IN/IN): .06 - .09 .05 - .08 <br /> pH: 6.1 - 7.8 6.1 - 7.8 <br /> SALINITY (MMOHS): insignificant insignificant <br /> TYPICAL BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES- <br /> CROP SUITABILITY: (Assumes high level management) <br /> NON-IRRIGATED IRRIGATED <br /> ALFALFA HAY unsuited 3 tons <br /> CORN it65 bu <br /> CORN SILAGE itunsuited <br /> GRAIN SORGHUM itif <br /> GRASS-LEGUME HAY it if <br /> WHEAT it it <br /> RANGE SITE: SANDY FOOTHILLS (Dominated by Prairie Sandreed, Sand Bluestem, <br /> Blue Grama, and Thickspike Wheatgrass) <br /> POTENTIAL PRODUCTION: 1500 Lbs. Average per year (Range: 1000 - 1800) <br /> WILDLIFE HABITAT POTENTIAL: Fair for grassland and legumes. Fair for rangeland <br /> and openland wildlife species. Very poor for all other wildlife uses. <br /> Comparison of this Site to Typical Soils <br /> On this site, the soil is atypical. It is more organic than the typical soil. Also, the 11 inch dark <br /> layer usually found in this soil is usually about 4 to 7 inches deep on this site. Apparently this <br /> difference is due to historical factors. <br /> At some time farming was apparently attempted on this land. There is slight evidence of very <br /> old furrowing. It does not appear the attempt lasted long. The site appears to have been replanted. At <br /> any rate, the thinness of the upper layer may have been due to wind erosion,perhaps subsequent to <br /> Daniels Sand Pit#2 Amendment (2008) Exhibit I Page 4 of 8 <br />
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