PERMFILE51825

• Permit No: M1988093
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: MLRB REGULAR 112 PERMIT APPLICATION FREMONT PAVING & REDI MIX PIT
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• Archive: No

' Exhibit I - Soils Information
The soils for this area have been recently mapped and described by the
' U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) in an unpublished soil survey.
The soils on this site are representative of the Kim loam and the Cascajo
' very gravelly sandy loam. For most of the site, the topsoil layer is
' typically very thin and rocky. Figure I included herein is a soils map of
the area delineating the mapping units. Brief descriptions of the soil
' mapping units are given below in the order of their estimated relative
abundance. Atypical pedon for each of the soil series follows the
' descriptions.
Kc - Kim-Cascajo Complex
The complex consists of deep, well drained to excessively drained
' soils which occur on terraces in alluvium, and have slopes of 2 to 15
percent. The complex consists of an estimated 50 percent Kim soil and 35
percent Cascajo soil. The Kim soil occurs on foot slopes, and the Cascajo
soil occurs on short, steeper breaks. Included in the map unit are small
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' been mapped at the scale used. The elevation of the soil unit is about
5,240 to 5,280 feet. Soils of the Kim and Cascajo series are more fully
' described below.
Ci- Cascaio Series
' Soils of the Cascajo series are deep, excessively drained, sandy-
' skeletal, mixed, mesic Ustollic Calciorthids. These soils developed in, .
gravelly and sandy, calcareous alluvium. The soils occur on moderate
' terrace outslopes from about 10 to 40 percent. Typically the surface layer
is a very dark grayish brown very gravelly sandy loam about 6 inches thick.
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