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• Exhibit I • <br />EXHIBIT I -SOILS INFORMATION <br />Source(s) of Information: USDA, MLRB <br />2. Significant concerns in soils management: Prevention of water and wind <br />erosion, and dovmslope siltation. <br />3. The soils map is obtained from the soils orthophoto in "Soil Survey of Fremont <br />County" as the orthophoto was not of sufficient quality to reproduce for use, and the <br />information has therefore been converted to an AutoCAD map and included in this <br />Exhibit. <br /> <br /> _t <br /> ,~ <br />,.. ~. <br /> i. . <br /> , <br />~ Copy of portion of the original photo sheet No. 21, <br /> oZ <br />;,~,: <br />. <br />, .. ~ ' scale 1:24,000. <br /> : <br />.. v`' = '_ <br /> ~~ , 72i - <br />= <br />~ <br /> ~e <br />-_ <br />;:. .,. i <br />s ~~'. <br />"; <br /> .:. - <br />:' - ..' ~ <br />4. The soils descriptions provided in Table I-1 are taken from the Soil Survey of <br />Fremont County. Colorado. Field observations have confirmed the general accuracy of <br />the mapping and descriptions as being valid for this site. <br />5. Topsoil stripping, storage, and replacement: For planning purposes and based <br />on test pits, it is assumed that an average of 3 feet of soil will be removed in the valley <br />areas (predominantly the Shanta loam) and 5 feet in the upland areas (the Fort Collins <br />loam and Midway-Cascajo complex). In all areas where topsoil is removed, the <br />following will be done as much as possible: <br />• the upper 12 inches of soil will be removed and stockpiled. <br />the lower layers of soil/overburden will be removed and stockpiled, and used for <br />backfill as needed. <br />Trans-Colorado Concrete October 99 <br />Application for Permit: Spotted Burro Pit Page 24 <br />