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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
WATERS OF THE US & WETLANDS DELINEATION CEDAR CREEK ASSOC 1999
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 2.04-E6 Part 3
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angustilolia in the tree stratum. (h should be noted that the cover provided by P. angustitolia originates <br />from a trunk located on the first terrace, whichs typical for this situation.) The soil, to a depth d 12+ <br />• inches, has a matrix color ranging from tOYR 3/3 to 4/2 with no mottling or gleying in evidence. No <br />hydrologic indicators assodated with this tertace were observed. <br />Ten individual wetlands, 6 on or near the west bank and four on the east, were delineated along Elk <br />Creek. Sample points OX-1 and OX-3 were selected to represent the typical condkions of the wetlands <br />extant. Sample point OX-1 is dominated by a Salixspecies, Sa6x exigua, and Comus sto/oni-era. Wetland <br />hydrology is expressed by a wetland drainage pattern and faint drift lines. The soils could not be <br />examined in this area due to the rock content (80-90+ percent) d the soil matrix A similar variety of <br />species, soil, and hydrologic factors characterize sample point OX-3. This wetland appears to be moving <br />to a more mesic condition with increasing distance from the creek channel. One sideslope wetland <br />dominated by Typha latiloliaand supported by ninon was also mapped. <br />In addition to the ten wetlands delineated in the field, d is estimated that 35 percent of banks of the <br />Elk Creek drainage channel have awetland fringe present which averages 4 feet in width. These wetlands <br />are too sma9, intermittent, and mixed with upland vegetation communities along the bank to delineate <br />each individually ~ this scale of mapping. These wetlands occur as individual dumps of C. sto/oni/era, <br />individual Sa/ixshrubs or P. angustiloliatrees, ar short (<10 feet) narrow bands of S. exigua. <br />Waters of the U. S. occur within the ~k Creek channel proper and are well defined in terms of an <br />observable bed and bank. Banks are typically short and rarely exceed 12 inches in height. The creek bed <br />'s composed prinariy of gravel- and cobble sized rock fragments. Channel tines are typically sand-size. <br />Itrust this letter report wig fulfill your needs with rasped to wetland and Waters of the U. S. delineation <br />concerns. Please call if you have any questions regarding the fieldwork completed for this project. <br />Sincerely, <br />• ~IIZAI.~ ~ffi3®CII.~a189, INC. <br />~S ~-~. ~~ <br />Stephen Long / <br />Principal <br />• <br />
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