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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2003037
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/12/2003
Doc Name
Permit Application
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Haldorson and Sons Inc
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DMG
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D
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Banks and Gesso, LLC <br />blocky structure. Starting at a depth of approximately 14 to 18 inches, the substratum is <br />alight brownish gray, calcareous clay loam. Depth to bedrock ranges from 18 to 40 <br />inches. Menoken-Chacra soils are moderately susceptible to erosion if managed poorly <br />(USDA, SCS). <br />Mesa gravelly clay loam, shale substratum (MsA) has 0- to 2-percent slopes and is <br />commonly found at the outer edge of old terraces where thin layers of alluvial sediment <br />overlie sedimentary rock. This soil consists of a large strip through the central portion of <br />the site. Mesa series soils are deep, well drained and moderately fine textured. Mesa <br />soils have a pinkish gray or brown, friable, granular surface layer approximately 3- to fl- <br />inches thick. This surface layer is approximately 15 to 40% gravel and cobblestones. <br />The subsoil is moderately well developed, brown or light brown and moderately fine <br />textured with moderate, prismatic and blocky structure. Below a depth of approximately <br />15 to 16 inches, the substratum is very pale brown or brown loam that is typically <br />calcareous and very gravelly and cobbly. The depth to shale beds ranges from <br />approximately 30 to 60 inches. Mesa soils are not highly susceptible to erosion (USDA, <br />SCS). <br />Mesa gravelly clay loam (MoA) has 0- to 2-percent slopes and is found on old high <br />terraces. This soil consists of a thin strip in the northeastern corner of the site. Mesa <br />series soils are deep, well drained and moderately fine textured. Mesa soils have a <br />pinkish gray or brown, friable, granular surface layer approximately 3- to 4-inches thick. <br />This surface layer is approximately 15 to 30% gravel and cobblestones. The subsoil is <br />moderately well developed, brown or light brown, and moderately fine textured with <br />moderate, prismatic and blocky structure. Below a depth of approximately 15 to 16 <br />inches, the substratum is very pale brown or brown loam that is typically calcareous and <br />very gravelly and cobbly. The depth to bedrock is approximately 60 inches. Mesa soils <br />are not highly susceptible to erosion (USDA, SCS). <br />Mesa clay loam (MIA) has 0- to 2-percent slopes and occurs on top of high mesas. This <br />soil makes up the majority of the northern portion of the site. Mesa series soils are <br />deep, well drained and moderately fine textured. Mesa soils have a pinkish gray or <br />brown, friable, granular surface layer approximately 3- to 4-inches thick. The subsoil is <br />moderately well developed, brown or light brown, and moderately fine textured with <br />Haldorson Sand and Gravel Mine 03023 <br />Haldorson and Sons, Inc. April 2003 <br />19 <br />
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