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Table 8: Moffat Area Block 7 Erosion Condition Classification Possible Item Score 1997 1996 1995 1993 1992 Soil Movement 14 3 3 8 Surface Litter 14 3 0 3 Surface Rock Fragments 14 0 2 5 Pedestalling 14 0 0 3 Flow Patterns 15 6 6 9 Rills 14 8 3 9 Gullies 15 4 6 6 Total 100 24 20 43 Erosion Condition Classi fication: Slight Stable Moderate Block 8 The erosion condition composite SSF score for this site was 25, which placed it in the Slight erosion class. The tabulated results for this survey are shown in Table 9. This area was seeded in 1995 after the annual erosion inventory. The young vegetation is helping to control erosion. Tlie bottom area of this block contains some rills and gullies, but most have vegetation on the sides and bottom. One gully system that exists just south of Downdrain 4 is active and will require corrective measures consisting of grading in the gully system and reseeding the area. Table 9: Moffat Area Block 8 Erosion Condition Classification Possible Item Score 1997 1996 1995 1993 1992 Soil Movement 14 3 3 8 Surface Litter 14 3 3 3 Surface Rock Fragments 14 0 0 2 Pedestalling 14 0 0 0 Flow Patterns 15 3 6 12 Rills 14 8 8 9 Gullies 15 6 4 9 Total 100 25 24 43 Erosion Condition Classification: Slight Slight Moderate Block 9 The erosion condition composite SSF score for this site was 24, which places it in the Slight erosion class. The tabulated results for this survey are shown in Table 10. Gullies exist in the upper southern portion of the block resulting from gully activity in Block 10 along the narrowed Lower Moffat Road. Additionally, the spoil springs in this block have caused a system of gullies. Corrective measures in this block include repairing the gullies in the upper portions of the block with a dozer and reseeding. The gullies associated with the springs will be repaired and a collection ditch system will be installed to route the spring discharge [o the existing drainage system in anon-erosive fashion.