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DPG Site <br /> ERC Aquatic Resource Delineation Report <br /> by a combination of the groundwater flows, stormwater flows, and from Aquatic Resource H directly <br /> during high flows. <br /> The vegetation community of Aquatic Resource G is dominated by species such as narrowleaf cattail, soft- <br /> stem bulrush (Schoenoplectus tobernaemontani),and reed canarygrass.This area contains a permanently <br /> flooded water regime. The dominant species within this wetland area consists of species designated as <br /> FACW-OBL. <br /> Soils within Aquatic Resource G are sandy loam textured meeting criteria for hydric soil indicator F6 <br /> (Redox Dark Surface). At the time of the delineation, secondary wetland hydrology indicators D2 <br /> (Geomorphic Position) and D5 (FAC-neutral test) were observed. The wetland habitat within Aquatic <br /> Resource G meets the criteria for wetland based on the presence of hydrophytic vegetation, hydric soils, <br /> and wetland hydrology. Aquatic Resource G comprises a total of 0.86 acres within the study area. Refer <br /> to Photo 7 below for characteristics of Aquatic Resource G. <br /> still n� , <br /> pur It <br /> E , <br /> Photo 7. View south of PEM wetland habitat in Aquatic <br /> Resource G.The approximate location of wetland data point <br /> DP-G1a is depicted above.The wetland boundary is depicted <br /> by the blue line. <br /> AQUATIC RESOURCE H (7.14 ACRES and 6,186 LINEAR FEET) <br /> Aquatic Resource H comprises the Cache la Poudre River PSS/PEM and R2UBG wetland habitat located <br /> along the northern border of the study area.Aquatic Resource H is generally defined by the OHWM and/or <br /> a narrow riparian wetland fringe. The wetlands are situated as fringes along the banks of the river and <br /> portions of the stream channel are included in the study area. Aquatic Resource H appears to contain a <br /> direct surface connection to the South Platte River, a TNW, east of the study area. <br /> The vegetation community within Aquatic Resource H (along the riparian wetland fringe) is dominated by <br /> aquatic species such as reed canarygrass, and narrowleaf willow. This area contains a permanently <br /> flooded water regime. The dominant species within this wetland area consists of species designated as <br /> FACW-OBL. <br /> 9 <br />