2021-04-14_PERMIT FILE - C1996084 ‎(8)‎

• Permit No: C1996084
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 4/14/2021
• Doc Name: page 2.05-46 to 2.05-123
• Section_Exhibit Name: Section 2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans Part 2
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Rule 2.
representative samples were collected from multiple truck loads and combined to form a representative
gross sample. Similarly, base material was collected to a depth of one foot or to the depth of rocky debris
from several locations within the sample area and then combined to form a gross sample. Sampling
locations were selected to provide a gross sample representative of approximately five acres maximum.
Future sampling will be conducted in a similar manner.
All sample analysis to -date was completed by Servi -tech Laboratories. Criteria for determining soil
suitability are presented by Table 2.05.4 -1b Soil Suitability Criteria. Recent analytical data is presented
by Table 2.05.4 -1c Soil Sample Analysis Averaged by Location and Table 2.05.4 -1d Subsoil/Base
Material Analysis Averaged by Location. Recommendations for soil enhancements have been
provided by Servi -tech Laboratories and are summarized in Table 2.05.3 -1c Fertilizer Recommendations.
As additional samples are collected, the above tables will be updated.
Table 2.05.4 -1b Soil/Subsoil
Suitability Criteria
Analysis/Range
Low
Acceptable
High
H
5.5 -8.5
Conductivity mmho/cm)
<4.0
SAR
<10
Phosphorus m
0 -3
4 -11
>12
Potassium m
0 -30
31 -90
>90
Zinc m
<1
>1
Iron m
0 -3
>3
Manganese m
<0.5
>5
Copper m
<0.1
>2
All material placed as soil will fall within the acceptable range for soil suitability. With appropriate
augmentation, and after consultation and approval of the Division, other material may be used on a
limited case by case basis. If preliminary soil sampling indicates that a portion of an area may lie within
the caution range, then the area will be resampled on a denser sampling pattern to define the lateral extent
of the problem. Suitable additional soil material will then be placed on the area of concern, and the area
resampled. Alternatively, with Division approval, the seed mix may be modified to contain plants
tolerant of the parameter of concern.
TOPSOIL BORROW AREAS
Three areas have been selected to serve as soil borrow areas to make up for a soil deficiency. These areas
are designated as BA -1, BA -2 and BA -3. Their locations are indicated on Map 2.05.3 -6 Top Soil Borrow
Areas. Eight inches of soil will be stripped from the borrow areas and stored adjacent to the soil recovery
area. This material will be respread over the borrow disturbance upon completion of soil recovery
activities. Remaining soil material will be transported to areas deficient in soil material.
TR -17 2.05 -56 06/12