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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
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2/3/2017
Section_Exhibit Name
Appendix T Proposed Expansion Area
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Because soil map unit symbols "A" through "F" were used on the recent, nearby "Red Cliff <br />Coal Mine Baseline Soil Survey' (CAM — Colorado, 2006), the McClane Canyon Mine <br />Expansion Area soil map unit symbols start with "H" and include "I" and "G", as well as <br />"ESC" (East Salt Creek) and "DL" (Disturbed Land). <br />Based on the detailed Order 1-2 soil survey, the project study area is characterized by the <br />presence of three dominant soils — Cameo fine sandy loam (Map Unit H), Unnamed fine <br />sandy loam (Map Unit 1), Loamy -skeletal Torriorthents (Map Unit G), and one soil inclusion, <br />Cameo taxadjunct (inclusion in Map Unit H). Cameo fine sandy loam is the dominant soil <br />on the project study area and is a very deep (>60 inches to bedrock), well drained, <br />somewhat stratified coarse -loamy soil mapped on terraces of East Salt Creek and adjacent <br />gently sloping alluvial fans. Loamy -skeletal Torriorthents are in complex with Rock Outcrop <br />on the steep cliffs sideslopes on the east side of the project area and are well drained, <br />variably textured, rocky soils that vary in depth from shallow (10 to 20 inches to bedrock) to <br />very deep. <br />Cameo taxadjunct fine sandy loam has more loam and sandy clay loam texture than typical <br />for Cameo and slightly more soil development, in particular a "Bw" cambic subsoil horizon. <br />Map Unit ESC is delineated on the incised East Salt Creek drainage channel bottomland <br />and sidewalls which traverses along the west side of the project area, as well as in two side <br />tributaries extending to the northeast. Map Unit DL (Disturbed Land) is delineated on a few <br />existing disturbed areas associated with the current mining, as well as on the current <br />access/haul road corridor. <br />The McClane Canyon Mine Expansion Area Soils Map is attached to this report. It was <br />compiled on a topographic base map with a 2 -foot contour overlayat a scale of about V= <br />200 feet. The boundary line for the soils study area (approximately 50 acres) and the <br />proposed mine facility components are included on the map as well as all map unit <br />delineation lines. All soil sample sites are numbered, were GPS located, and are plotted <br />on the soils map. <br />Table 1(List of Map Units and Affected Area Topsoil Salvage Summary) lists the soil <br />map units within the project area, their soil sample location numbers, and summarizes their <br />salvage depths and limitations to deeper salvage. Projected disturbance acreage for each <br />map unit in the affected area, as well as estimated cubic yard volumes of recommended <br />salvageable soil, are contained in the project reclamation plan.The following text is a <br />description of the five map units in the project area and their component soils, as well as an <br />evaluation of their topsoil suitability and recommended salvage depths.Results and <br />discussion for the composited samples MC21 C and MC22C are also included. The map <br />unit descriptions are presented below as follows: <br />• Map Unit H: Cameo fine sandy loam,1 to 4% slopes <br />• Map Unit I: Unnamed fine sandy loam,1 to 20% slopes <br />• Map Unit G: Rock Outcrop— Loamy -skeletal Torriorthents,15 to 90% slopes <br />-5- <br />
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