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<br />EXHIBIT B <br />SITE DESCRIPTION <br />A. VEGETATION AND SOIL <br /> <br />Soil is sand alluvial land typical of Big Sandy Creek terrace deposits in Lincoln County. <br />The property was a large chicken ranch and the structures have been removed leaving the <br />area as anon-reclaimed building site. <br />The topsoil of 0.5 feet is silty sand, CL type by Unified Soil Classification. <br />The soil beneath the topsoil is water borne silty-sand, A-2, which will be used for highway <br />fill and concrete sand. <br />The existing slopes have very little topsoil, less than 5 inches average, overlying the silty-sandy <br />material. Very little vegetation exists there, consisting of weeds, clover, with sparse clumps of <br />native grass. <br />B. STRUCTURES <br />There aze no permanent man-made structures within 200 feet of the site. <br />C. PERMIT AREA <br />The permit azea is more than two times lazger than the affected azea. <br />The permit is bounded by ranch land owned by John Craig on all sides for more then 200 <br />feet. <br />D. WATER RESOURCES <br />Drainage water as may occur due to rainstorms will be retained on the property due to the level <br />topography of the mining site. All drainage will directed to the water re-use area of the permit area. <br />The mining area will not affect or change the water or drainage ways. <br />2 <br />