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<br />EXHIBIT I - SOILS INFORMATION <br />The following types of soils as mapped and surveyed by the <br />U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, <br />1974, are found on our subject property: <br />Lw - Loamy alluvial land, moderately wet <br />Lv - Loamy alluvial land, gravelly substratum <br />Wt - Wet alluvial land <br />Sm - Sandy alluvial land <br />DaA - Dacono loam <br />Gr - Gravelly land-Shale outcrop complex <br />ShF - Samsil - Shingle complex <br />PIB - Platner loam <br />ReD - Rendill loam <br />The predominant soils that appear on our subject property are <br />Lw-loamy alluvial land, moderately wet, Lv-loamy alluvial land, <br />gravelly substratum and Wt-Wet alluvial land. The above three <br />types of soils constitute approximately 75$ of total land area <br />in question. <br />Major drainageways are the principal locations for Loamy Alluvial <br />gravel substratum and constitute the principal source of gravel. <br />Moderately wet, Loamy Alluvial land occurs in broader drainage- <br />ways and has high water table and poor drainage. The soils are <br />deep ranging from 20" to 36" in depth over loose sand and gravel. <br />This type of soil is generally poor to grow crops. <br />For additional description of soils and their properties, see the <br />Soil Conservation Service Reports that follow. <br /> <br />