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"EXHIBIT J" <br /> UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE <br /> SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE - P.O. Box 487 - Brighton, Co. 80601 <br /> til'1111 � 1 Vegetative Inventory - Bromley Property 1Dn 11 10/17/77 <br /> Strong Bros. Excavating <br /> 1'1 Mr. Donald Marturano <br /> 3470 S. Sherman - Suite #2 <br /> Englewood , Co. 80110 <br /> The majority of this property is presently being used as <br /> irrigated cropland. Those areas not being farmed are the steeper <br /> slopes on the east and along the railroad right-of-way. It <br /> appears that vegetable crops are being raised on the irrigated <br /> portion with annual weeds and grasses being found on the non- <br /> irrigated and unfarmed areas. Kochia, Russian Thistle, Redroot <br /> Pigweed, Mustard, Common Ragweed and Field Bindweed are the most <br /> common weeds found in the waste areas. Cheatgrass, Annual <br /> Dropseed, Windmill Crass and Annual Bluegrass are the most common <br /> grasses found on these areas. Chinese Elm trees are to be found <br /> on the south of the property. All of the vegetation is typical of <br /> that found on the soils of this area. <br /> If you have any further questions or need additional infor- <br /> mation, please feel free to call on me. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> , 1 <br /> Norman J. Wells, Jr. <br /> Range Conservationist <br /> "EXHIBIT J" Vegetation Information <br />