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<br /> EXHIBIT I (Cont'd) <br />1 <br /> 2. Buick Series - This s oil is found adjacent to the <br />' S <br />t <br />S <br />t <br />i <br />d i <br /> a <br />an <br />er <br />a <br />es an <br />s generally seen in shallow drainage <br /> courses. It tends to be slightly more silty and has a <br /> more prismatic or blo ck B horizon at 6" to 15" depth. <br />' 6tixing this soil with the Satanta would produce a good <br /> soil that would have a nearly neutral pH, low salinity, <br />' and would hold abo <br />t f <br />r <br />f <br />f <br />2" <br />t <br />t <br />il <br /> u per <br />o <br />wa <br />e <br />oo <br />so <br />. <br />o <br />' Erosion hazard would be slight unless placed on a slope <br /> in excess of 3:1. <br /> N <br /> 3. <br />ewlin Series - This is a sandy to gravelly soil that <br /> tends to be thin on south-facing slopes and somewhat <br /> more loamy and rocky on north-facing slopes. By itself <br />' it would not be a good topsoil, but when mixed with <br /> the Satanta and Buick soils, as would probably occur <br />~ ' i <br />ti <br />i <br />l <br />ld b <br />l <br />i <br />d <br /> n sa <br />vage opera <br />ons, <br />t wou <br />e great <br />y <br />mprove <br />. <br />' At one location a lime layer was detected at 4", but <br /> further investigation showed it to be very localized <br /> and of no concern to overall topsoil quality. In <br /> places the soil is so thin and rocky salvage would <br />' rob <br />t be fe <br />ible with co <br />entio <br />al e <br />ui <br />ent <br />bl <br />n <br /> p <br />q <br />pm <br />, <br />a <br />y <br />o <br />as <br />nv <br />n <br />' but the loss of soil from these small areas can easily <br /> be made up from upland areas. <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />- 2G - <br />1 <br />