APPCOR10901

• Permit No: C1981071
• IBM Index Class Name: Application Correspondence
• Doc Name: 815.15 COAL EXPLORATION
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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:•'.oist and Dry Consistence: .'.stir.~s
far these parar..erers appear to ^.ave
beer. taken _rom the TvpicaL ?rofile
Descriptions VoLu.T.e LL. AL1 so'_1s
rate good to fair.
?. Soil Cutrients: Soil analyzed for nitrate,
r.itroger., phosphorous, and potassium
c,;ere: [•iinevada-Splitro compLe:c,
Skylick, abor, Aaberg, Sk~H•a•~, .'.curt,
Gapo, '3uckskin, 3uckLe;~, and~Cnr.s-ned-
Cochetopa.
10. `ticronutrients: Iron. (Fe), :.n, Cu, Zr., ?b,
Cd, Hg, As, Se, and ,to acre analyzed
on Aaberg silty clay ar.d ?vinevada-
Splitro complex from Eciman Park.
Iron and Zn were analyzed on soils
obtained from the "Borrow area".
Soils analyzed were not deficient in
any nutrients nor were toxic levels
of any elements present. :do soil
amends~ents are planned. Soil sanpl-
ing and testing to determine the
nutrient status of the plant Broach
media after topsoil rediscrib+_tion is
planned. as stated in the '~?FP, tpp-
soil and subsoil depths were deter-
mined by field coring; ^oo%ever, r.o
data presenting profile descri?tior.s
derived by Energy Fuels field corm;
is submitted. Typical SCS soil
profile descriptions are submitted
(VoLurue LL) but topsoil and subsoil
depths given in Table 95a do not
corresnond with the horizon deaths
in the~Soi1 Profile Descriptions.
Topsoil and subsoils appear to lave
been combined for several soil wzits.
acres of soil to 6e retioved in each ma?ping unit are
given in Table 95. Volumes of topsoil and subsoil
have been calculated correctly according to the
areas given in Table 95 and the depths given in
T_abLe 95a.
Topsoil will be removed approxit:a rely six nonths in
advance of mining activities. 3efore soils are
stripped, vegetation (e.g., aspen, Oak br•,ush, ar.d
ocher large shrubs) will be removed.