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<br />1 <br />' The Class 3 mapping unit in the survey area is Unnamed <br /> Lithic Camborthid-Rock Outcrop Complex. This soil is loamy <br />' with textures typically ranging from loam to clay loam. <br /> This soil is well-drained with slow permeability. It <br />' is non-s <br />li <br />d <br />lk <br />li <br />t <br />d <br />t <br />f <br />t <br />t 17 <br /> a <br />ne an <br />non-a <br />ne <br />a <br />o <br />ep <br />hs o <br />a <br />leas <br />' inches. Wind and water erosion hazard is moderate. Tilth <br /> at optimum moisture content is fair, the potential for <br />' compaction varies from low to moderate. Soil structure has <br /> fair to good stability when wet. The potential for crusting <br />' u <br />on dr <br />in <br />is low to <br />rate <br />Av <br />ble water h <br />ldin <br />d <br />il <br /> p <br />y <br />g <br />. <br />g <br />mo <br />e <br />a <br />a <br />o <br />' capacity is moderate. Effective rooting depth is commonly <br /> 10 to 20 inches. <br />' Class 4 <br /> The Class 4 soils are saline-alkali to the surface <br /> or fragmental, clayey-skeletal and loamy-skeletal soils <br /> unsuitable for topsoil use. There are no undisturbed Class <br />' <br /> 4 soil series and series variants in the survey area. <br /> <br /> 1.6.2 Disturbed Areas - Revegetation Potential and <br /> 5ugges~e~Frac~ices <br />' <br /> The disturbed areas in the Storm King Mine study area <br /> were evaluated and rated for their ability to be successfully <br /> revegetated. The rating system and rationale used are as <br /> <br /> follows. <br /> <br /> <br />' - 21 - <br />