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• on the ridges. This area is starting to revegetate. Road <br />segement #1 occurs on a ridge and is cut in topsoil. The <br />topsoil is 12 inches deep over weathered sandstone. Road <br />segment #2 exposes weathered bedrock in the cut bank. The <br />road segment has a clay surface. The material used for fill <br />has the potential to be revegetated. The stripped area has <br />exposed weathered bedrock. This area will need topsoil for <br />revegetation to occur. <br />Road to Drill Site #7 and the Pad Area <br />This lateral road was divided into nine road segments <br />and a collection pit. The first segment has shallow to <br />moderately deep soils over fractured sandstone. These soils <br />• are similar to mapping units #1 and #2 of the pad area. The <br />roadbed of this segment has a clay layer. One area of the <br />road bed is vary stony. Fill slopes are a mixture of loamy <br />clay and stones. Revegetation is occurring on the fill <br />slopes.. <br />The second road segment contains shallow soils over <br />sandstone or weathered bedrock. The cut slopes expose raw <br />sandstone or shale. Some sloughing is occurring on the cut <br />slopes. The roadbed has less than four inches of soil over <br />weathered sandstone. <br />Segment #4 has deep alluvial soil. A narrow, drainage <br />occurs in this segment. Road segment #5 contains deep <br />. colluvial soils with three feet of loam and clay over a <br /> <br />