PERMFILE109429

• Permit No: C1982057
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Doc Name: EVALUATION OF TOPOSIL SUITABILITY
• Section_Exhibit Name: TAB 09 APPENDIX 9-6
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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APPENDI% 9-b (Continued)
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Depth Suitability Parameters Limiting Rec. TSD
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Horizon (inches) Sat X LaL03 X
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SAR by Component
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5 litro (Additional) SN: 54
Al 0-7 5 s S s 5 S S 13
A2 7-13 S S S S S S 5
The average thickness of the mollic epipedon or depth to sandstone bedrock is 76 inches (N=26). Shallow sandstone bedrock prevent the salvage of
Solitro variant (stony) NU: V46D; SN: 22
A 0-5 S S S S S S S 5
AC 5-1) 5 S S 5 U S U RF = 40X
The average thickness of the mollic epipedon is 5 inches (N=7). Unsuitable rock fragment percentages and shallow sandstone bedrock prevent the
salvage of additional sail.
Starman MU: 103, 5703; SN: 5
A 0-4 S S 5 S S S 5 4
C 4-12 5 S S S U S U RF = 40-45X
Suitable topsoil is limited to the thin A horizon. All material below the A horizon has an unsuitable rock fragment content. Sleep to very steep
irregular slopes may prevent the salvage of the A horizon without a%cessive contamination by subsurface rock fragments. A b inch topsoil salvage
depth is recommended provided contamination by rock fragments can be avoided.
Teton MU: 33D; SN: 41
Al 0-4 S S S S s S 5 )3
A2 4-13 S S S S S S S
IIC 73.20 S U S S S S U Cley = 42X
The thickness of the mollic epipedon is 73 inches (N=7). An unsuitable silty clay texture in the C horizon and shallow sil[stone end shale bedrock
Ust(c iorriorthen is NU: 10 ); Description SN: 2
p7 0-4 NS S NS
AC 4-16 NS U NS
Ck 76-60 NS U NS
NS S S S
NS U S U
NS U S U
RF = 40X
RF = 55X
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