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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982057A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 09 SOIL BASELINE STUDY
Media Type
D
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• Soil series descriptions; <br />• • Chemical and physical data; <br />• Soil interpretations for each soil series, series variant, subgroup, and great group; <br />• Soil suitability ratings, by horizon, for each soil series and series variant; <br />• Recommended topsoil salvage depths for each soil series, series variant, sail family, <br />subgroup, great group, and soil map unit within the projected disturbance area; <br />• Prime farmland assessment; and, <br />• Alluvial soil evaluation. <br />General Nature of the Area <br />The study area is located within the Wyoming Basin Physiographic Province, in northern <br />Colorado (Bass et al., 19551. It is within Unite d States Department of Agriculture IUSDAI <br />Major Land Resource Area 48, Southern Rocky Mountains (USDA-SC S, 19781 Elevations <br />• within the study area range from about 6,680 to 8,350 feet for the mine area and 6,385 to <br />6,715 for the Tie-Across Haul Road corridor. <br />Climate. The study area is located in an "ustic-aridic" soil moisture regime and a "cryic-frigid" <br />soil temperature regime. The climate is typically continental or intermountain footslopes with <br />cold winters, warm to hot summers, moderately low rainfall, and relatively short growing <br />seasons. <br />The mean annual precipitation ranges from about 16 Ynches along the Tie-Across Haul Road <br />corridor to a maximum of about 24 inches in the higher areas of the mine study area. Moisture <br />is limiting within these soils, but the soil moisture is present during the growing season as a <br />result of the quantity and distribution of precipitation. Periods of peak precipitation occur as <br />snowfall during winter end as thundershowers during early summer months. <br />Mean annual air temperature ranges from 36 degrees F at higher elevations to 42 degrees F <br />along the tie-across haul road corridor. The average frost-free period ranges from about 40 to <br />95 days. Elevation, slope position, and aspect are responsible for the wide ranges of mean <br />annual precipitation, mean annual air temperature, and length of growing season in the study <br />area. Additional climatological data is contained in Tab 8 oT this Permit Application Package <br />• (PAP) <br />3 Revised 9/98 <br />
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