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1 <br />EXHIBIT I (Cont'd) <br />' soil in the entire area, and it is unfortunate there <br />is not more of i.t. It has an excellent texture and <br />' chemistry to between 24 and 30 inches depth, but tends <br />to be very calcareous below that level. Below 15 inches <br />' it is a clay loam, but is still a good topsoil. <br />Organic matter levels in this soil are high. There is <br />' no hazard in salvaging the soil to a 24 to 30 inch <br />' depth. <br />' 8. Fondis-Kutch association - This is a very complex area <br /> of clay loams, sandy loam, and even gravel. It ranges <br />' from 24 to 36 inches on upland sites to 4 to 8 inches <br /> on lower, eroded slopes. The soil overlies arkosic <br /> sandstone and is primarily of an aeolian origin. On <br />' this site it has a strong superficial resemblance to <br /> the Newlin Series, but generally has more clay content. <br />' Where the soil exceeds 24 inches depth it would be <br /> safe to salvage soil to about 24 inches depth, but <br /> below that too much calcium would be introduced into <br /> the topsoil. 67ore shallow soils could be salvaged <br /> <br /> to their full depth. <br />' 9. Kutch Series - This, like the Fondis-Kutch association, <br />' is a mixture of many different soils that range from <br /> sandy loams to clay loams. h4apping of all the different <br /> units would be diffi cult and of questionable value. <br /> <br /> - 28 - <br /> <br />