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DRMS Permit Index
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M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
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5/17/2024
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Exhibit I - Soil Information
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Climax
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR37
Email Name
TJ1
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Permit M-1977-493—Climax Mine Technical Revision 37 (TR-37) <br /> Depth to seasonal high water table: 0 to 1 feet. <br /> Available water capacity: low. <br /> Permeability: rapid. <br /> Runoff: slow. <br /> Eyre <br /> Landform: <br /> Parent Material: <br /> Effective rooting depth: less than 20 inches. <br /> Natural drainage class: well. <br /> Available water capacity: low. <br /> Permeability: moderate. <br /> Runoff: rapid. <br /> VEGETATION <br /> Potential natural communities: <br /> Cryoborolls: tufted hairgrass/Ross' avens (Dece/Gerot) typical site and kobresia/Ross' avens- <br /> curly sedge (Koury/Gerot-Caru) exposed site and grayleaf willow-barrenground willow/tufted <br /> hairgrass (Sagla-Sabr/Dece) moist site. <br /> Cryaquolls: grayleaf willow-willow/sedges (Sag la-SAL I/CARE) stream drainages and water <br /> sedge/beaked sedge (Caaq/Carob) seeps. <br /> Borohemists: water sedge/beaked sedge (Caaq/Carob) seeps and Baltic rush/sedges <br /> (Juba/CARE) bogs. <br /> Eyre: kobresia/Ross' avens-curly sedge (Koury/Gerot-Caru) and alpine clover/curly sedge <br /> (Trda2/Caru) and Parry's clover/Ross' avens (Trpap/Gerot). <br /> USE AND MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS <br /> Major uses: dispersed non-motorized recreation, wildlife habitat and watershed. <br /> Mass movement potential: <br /> Landslides: low. <br /> Debris flows: low. <br /> Snow avalanche: low. <br /> Road and trail limitations: <br /> Cut and fill slope stability <br /> Cryoborolls: slight. <br /> Cryaquolls: severe - high water table and saturated soil. <br /> Borohemists: severe - high water table and organic materials. <br /> Improved unsurfaced roads: <br /> Cryoborolls: slight. <br /> Cryaquolls: severe - high water table and saturated soil. <br /> Borohemists: severe - high water table and organic materials. <br /> Offroad vehicle roads and trails: <br /> Cryoborolls: severe - soil erosion, surface compaction and rutting. <br /> Cryaquolls: severe - high water table and saturated soil. <br /> Borohemists: severe - high water table and organic materials. <br /> Foot trails and paths: <br /> Cryoborolls: slight. <br /> Cryaquolls: severe - high water table and saturated soil. <br /> Borohemists: severe - high water table and organic materials. <br /> Revegetation Limitations: <br /> Cryoborolls: severe - short growing season, low available water capacity and low inherent <br /> fertility. <br /> Cryaquolls: severe -short growing season, high water table. <br /> Borohemists: severe - short growing season, organic material takes thousands of years to <br /> replace. <br /> Exhibit I —Appendix A I-A-30 March 2024 <br />
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