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' EXHIBIT B-la <br />CA'r,'~E~: It1C. <br />P.c. pox 72l <br />LAMAR, COLORA0O 6105 <br />Re. ~~CNES EAST GRAVEL FIT <br />E1/2 SE1/4 Section 30-T22S-R43W <br />301E ~JSCRV.4TION SERVICE <br />F.C. 60:`: 471 i <br />LAPAAR, COLCF,ADC 81052 <br />JAt:UARY 22, :967 <br />Solis in this area are shown on Soils ~~heet no. ~:4 (attachadl-they <br />are (gym=-t~anvel and Minnequa learns 1 t•c Sk slopes, IJt°-tlur„3 ~=lay loam <br />1 tc =.., slopes, PsE-Potter and stoneham 5ra•deli;~ ir,ams ~ to 35:4 <br />slopes and RoB-Roc!:y Ford clay loam 1 tc 3:: slopes. <br />t"mom-t'anvel and Minnequa lcams-surface soil is 4 to 6 inches thic4~, <br />F•z ie brown loa;;; subsoil is loam slight iy ii5hier colo,-ed and Srades <br />to tna substratum of ii5ht yellowish-brown loam that is underlain t,y <br />bearcci:.. <br />Nib-tiun;z clay loam-surface soil is dart:: grayish brown clay loart;; sub- <br />soil ,~ a yellowish-brown loam and contains a small am:_uni of gravel <br />and some lime concretions. These sails are calcareous and amount cf <br />gravel increases wits; depth. <br />PsE-roller and Stoneham gravelly loa,~;s-surface layer is about 4 <br />,aches thic~, light brownish gray gravelly fine sandy loam; hard <br />indurate; gravel that is cemented with lime is at a depth of about 9 <br />ir.~ches, the content cf gravel ran5es from 10 to SOry and in many <br />Places bedrock. is er.posed. <br />Rao-Rac6:y Fcrd clay loam-surfa;.e soil is 8 to i0 inches tr~ict;, darF:: <br />gray i=„ bro4,n clay loam; subsoil is a bre4+n silt lc,ar; that grzes <br />irtc lighter ~=olored silt loam;. There are some recF.:s throughout the <br />Profile and the size and number increase with depth. Sela,a 4 feet .~ <br />srav=i ar.d ~znd. <br />Thies _r es ,_ preseniiy used as rangeland. Tt;a vegetative .=ever <br />cvns=sts rf native Plants. The plant FoFUlatior~ consist of , <br />apPrex~r.:=_teiy lOa (by wt.i Blue Grama, 10`.6 threaa'Nn, 5% .^_•idecats <br />Grains, S:•~ Little bluester~; 15°~ Yucca ar~d Cetus, _`•0'X• Sena .;rn_eseed, <br />and =., ar.nu.ai weeds k::ocia and Russian thistl?. <br />.. t.,= Plznned land use is to be Rar,Seland following -,avel wining <br />cPerat ions then the tea foci o` sc•il should be slot=t:Filed duri ~g the <br />a;i„inS oFeration and returned as top soil to the siia fol'.awing <br />-o-.Fl=lion r_.f the gravel coining. 'w'here siccl:Piies ;mill be s±ored for <br />ion; F.ri~~~_s, they should be seeded :~ arotective ce~~?r. Srr;aii <br />~rai~,_ soon a=_ whezt, bzrley, and _, sorSnurns :r;ay be used as <br />te1:F 0YaYy COL'er. <br />`«~•er, =r lair~ins the mite ~cllca,ir,5 tr.. rninin9 operation th=_ =teePer <br />s'oae~ sneuld ba 3 to 1 or flatter. Crne foot of topsoil should b<_ <br />Yai~!rned t9 all d15t Ur bad areas of th= Slte (1nC lUderng stoop sIOPe51 <br />_~.., a ~.ed m,i;;ture simi gar to that sheu~r. on Perm CC-ES-° (attached) <br />:`.c_ld __ planted to establish a Perrr;anent cover. <br />y l ,.. 1 V <br />i <br />