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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Topsoil Management Plan & Schedule/Soil Survey Addition
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 09 ATTACHMENTS 9-1 AND 9-2
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State Reg. <br />• 4.06.4 III. TOPSOIL REPLACEMENT <br />Since the soil survey was completed in the summer of 1979, nine stockpile <br />locations were eliminated by redistributing topsoil on regraded spoil areas <br />and four additional stockpiles, numbers 24 through 27, have been established <br />(see Table 9-I-2 and Exhibit 9-2, Topsoil Salvage Isopach and Stockpile <br />Locations). Currently (as of November 1980) there are approximately 260.0 <br />acre-feet of topsoil contained in 18 stockpiles. Table 9-I-2 lists individual <br />topsoil volumes for each storage pile. <br />Soil material from Stockpile Nos. I through 23 is considered to be highly <br />suitable for a plant growth medium (see Soil Survey Report and Analyses, <br />Tab 9, Table 4). To reconfirm soil quality, a complete soil analysis will be <br />performed on samples to be collected from Stockpile Nos. 24 through 27 <br />during the spring of 1981. <br />• Approximately 1775.8 acre-feet of suitable topsoil is expected to be <br />salvaged from the anticipated October 1980 through 2002 disturbance area <br />(Table 9-I-I). The total October 1980 through 2002 disturbance area is <br />expected to be 986.2 acres (Table 9-I-I). The disturbance area during <br />July I, 1976 until October 1980 was 533.8 acres. Therefore, the total <br />disturbance area that will require topsoil replacement is 1520.0 acres. By <br />dividing the number of acre-feet available topsoil (2035.8 -Table 9-I-I plus <br />9-I-2) by the number of acres to be or that are disturbed (1520.0 - <br />Table 9-I-2), it is estimated that approximately 1.4 feet (15 - 18 inches) of <br />highly suitable topsoil will be replaced. <br />This topsoil replacement depth will be beneficial to establishing a good <br />seedbed and rooting medium. The anticipated loamy texture will have ' <br />favorable infiltration and water holding characteristics. Also, the spoil <br />medium immediately below the topsoil will have desirable chemical and <br />physical characteristics for plant growth including a loamy texture, low <br />sodium adsorption ratio and electrical conductivity, medium saturation <br />• percentage for favorable water holding characteristics, and no minor <br />9-7 <br />
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