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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
NH1 TAB 9 ATTACHMENT 9-4 SOIL SURVEY - SCRAPER PITS
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• crested and thickspike wheatgrass, smooth brome, and saltbush. This map <br />unit occurs in areas which were previously mined. Following mining, <br />spoil piles were graded to approximate original contour and seeded. Due <br />to poor reclamation, these areas were later covered with suitable <br />subsoil and reseeded. This map unit occurs on 11.4 percent of the study <br />area (Table 9-4-3). <br />The replaced subsoil and regraded spoil have suitable physical and <br />chemical properties (Tables 9-4-2 and 9-4-5). As with Map Unit 6, the <br />regraded spoil is more acidic, has a higher sulfate concentration, and <br />is more saline than the replaced subsoil. The replaced subsoil is <br />typically slightly more alkaline and finer textured than replaced <br />topsoil. Based upon eight sampled pedons (Table 9-4-4), about five <br />inches of suitable subsoil is available for salvage within Map Unit 8. <br />Map Unit 9 - Subsoiled Disturbed Land, 2 to 15 Percent Slopes <br />This map unit is associated with the gently to moderately sloping upland <br />• benches. Vegetation consists primarily of cheatgrass and fortis. The <br />upper horizons (A, B, C1) of this soil were disturbed or salvaged during <br />previous mining activity (i.e. topsoil stockpiles, roads, and <br />ahead-of-mining topsoil salvage). The initial stand of vegetation was <br />poor for these areas. Subsequently, in 1983, these areas were covered <br />with suitable subsoil and reseeded. This map unit occupies ahout 3.2 <br />percent of the study area (Table 9-4-3). <br />Chemical and physical properties far the replaced subsoil are suitable <br />(Tables 9-4-2 and 9-4-5). As noted for Map Unit G, the subsoil is <br />typically slightly more alkaline and finer textured than replaced <br />topsoil. Based upon four profiles (Table 9-4-4), about eight inches of <br />suitable subsoil is available for salvage within Map Unit 9. <br />Map Unit 10 - To <br />This map unit is <br />benches or mesas <br />• The upper A, B, <br />salvaged during <br />soiled Disturbed Land, 2 to 15 Percent Slopes <br />associated with the gently to moderately sloping upland <br />A diverse reclamation grass stand is usually present. <br />and C1 horizons of this soil unit o-rere disturbed or <br />previous mining activity (i. e., topsoil stockpiles, <br />9-4-7.5 kevised ll /O1/RG <br />
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