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~J <br />1 <br />' is characterized in terms of its suitability for reclamation <br />purposes. <br />1.5.4 Soil Profile Descriptions <br />' Soil profile descriptions typical of the soils within <br />' the permit area are in Appendix B. The methods used in <br />describing the profiles are discussed in Section 1.6.4• Three <br />' profile descriptions are provided to characterize each soil <br />series phase or phase of series variant comprising the mapping <br />' units. <br />' 1.5.5 Analytical Results <br /> Chemical and physical analyses for the soils series <br /> phases or phase of series variants analyzed are in Appendix <br />' Also in <br />C <br />lud <br />r <br />d <br />th <br />h <br />i <br />l <br />d <br />h <br />i <br />l <br />l <br />f <br /> . <br />c <br />e <br />a <br />e <br />e c <br />em <br />ca <br />an <br />p <br />ys <br />ca <br />ana <br />yses o <br />' samples taken from disturbed areas. Representative samples <br /> of soil series phases or variants were selected for laboratory <br />' analysis in an effort to determine their suitability for <br /> use in reclamation. <br />' <br /> 1.5.6 Topsoil Characterization (Undisturbed Areas) <br />' <br /> Table 1 lists each soil series or series variant with <br /> its taxonomic classification. Selected characteristics <br /> affecting the suitability of the soils for topsoil material <br />t are in Table 2 <br />Table 2 also contains the suitabilit <br /> . <br />y <br />' classification and average depth of suitable topsoil for <br />' - 12 - <br />