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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/30/2007
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.04.6 Geology Description
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Table 2.04.6-3 <br />• Criteria For Evaluating Overburden, Interburden, Underburden, <br />Regraded Spoils Suitability <br />New Horizon 2. Montrose County. Colorado -March 1998 <br />• <br /> MARGINALLY UNSUITABLE EXCEPT <br />PARAMETER SUITABLE SUITABLE WITH AMEILORATION <br /> <br />PH x5.5' <br />58.5' 4.5.5.4' <br />8.8-9.0' <4.5 <br />>9.0 <br />Salanity (mmhos/cm)° s8 9125 >12 <br />Saturation Percentage (°/.) <85' <br />>25° z85 <br />525 <br />Sodium Adsorption' Ratio 51710 <br />s1410 12-18 <br />15.22 >18" <br />>22" <br />Exchangeable Sodium' <br />Percentage (%) s1515 <br />s18t5 16-18 <br />19-22 >78" <br />>22" <br />Particle Size (texture)" Is, sl, I",sill, scl, <br />el, sicl c, sc,13 sic, si, s c, sc, sic," with 50%. C m-Co s <br />Boron (ppm) 0.5.5" <0.5 >5'~ <br />Molybdenum (ppm)1° s15'S 0.8-2.0 >2.0-850 <br />Selenium (ppm) s0.111 0.2-0.5 >0.555 <br />Nitrate Nitrogen (ppm) 10-5015 50-60 >605' <br />Ammonium Nitrogen (ppm) <16055 <70 >1605' <br />Acid-Base Potential >-5S° >-55i <br />Manganese (ppm) 1-705' <7 >70 <br />Iron (ppm) 5-3003° <5 >300 <br />Zinc (ppm) 1-703° <t >70 <br /> <br />PARAMETER <br />SUITABLE MARGINALLY <br />SUITABLE UNSUITABLE EXCEPT WITH <br />AMEILORATION <br />Copper (ppm) 0.2-305° <0.2 >30 <br />Nickel (ppm) <2.05' 2-20 >20 <br />Selenium (ppm) <0.2f0 0.2-0.5 >0.551 <br />Arsenic (ppm) <2.032 >2.0 <br />Cadmium (pm) <533 >5 <br />Mercury (ppm) <0.534 >0.5 <br />Lead (ppm) <1035 10-100 >10025 <br />Footnotes: <br />• t. These suitability levels are to be used as a guide in evaluating the degree of suitability for <br />an overburden, interburden, underburden, or regraded spoil material for reclamation. The <br />REVISED August 2006 2.04.6-30 <br />
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