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11/21/2007 8:56:51 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
10/30/1997
Doc Name
PROPOSED DECISION FOR APPROVAL OF RN3
Type & Sequence
RN3
Media Type
D
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Northwest Colorado Environmental Statement. Site-Specific Analysis. <br />3.2.6 Climate <br />Climatic information is found in Section 2.04.8 of the Permit. The region is chazacterized by a <br />semi-arid steppe climate regime. Precipitation averages 18 inches per year with a significant <br />portion of this yearly precipitation occurring as snowfall. Prevailing winds over the permit area <br />are from the southwest and average eight to nine miles per hour. High winds are not common, <br />due to the protection afforded by local terrain. <br />3.2.7 Soils <br />Soils information is found in Section B, Item [V of this document, as well as in Section 2.04.9 <br />and Exhibit 9 of the Permit. The most prevalent soils, the Bumette and Work Loams, are <br />mollisols of the suborder boroll, which developed on gently sloping to rolling ridgetops, <br />moderately steep sideslopes, and in gently sloping, concave narrow stream valleys. Shallow, <br />rocky soils of the order entisol occur to a limited extent within the area to be disturbed on steep, <br />south-facing slopes. <br />For the most part, the soils that developed on the gentle slopes and swales, including the Bumette <br />and Work Loams, are deep Loams and clay Loams with physical and chemical properties that are <br />well suited for revegetation. One soil unit, the Campspass Fine Sandy Loam, which occupies <br />considerable acreage in the southern and western portions of the permit area, is chazacterized by <br />subsoils high in clay content. These soils, if salvaged and redistributed directly on the regraded <br />spoils, could hamper reclamation efforts due to the high runoff, erosion hazard, slow <br />permeability and droughty conditions associated with fine textured soils. <br />17 Revised October 30, 1997 <br />
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