REP20253

• Permit No: C1980005
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 4/22/1993
• Doc Name: TABLE 92.1 SOIL REPLACEMENT THICKNESS FOR THE 1992 FIELD SEASON
• Permit Index Doc Type: ANNUAL RECLAMATION REPORT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

• Table 92.2
Salvageable Soil by Soil Map Unit from the
Remaining Disturbance Area for Permit C-80-005,
January 1, 1993-1997
(7)
Map Unit Desipnation Affected Soil Salvage
(2) (2)
Area Thickness Volume
(Symbol) (Name, Slope) (Acres) (Feet) (AC. Ft.)
(3) (4)
-- Disturbed 675.8 ---- 401.3
XBC, X8D Vinevada/Splitro, 5-20X 25.2 1.8 45.4
%BE Vinevada/Splitro, 20-40X 10.6 1-3 73.8
10D, 10E Binc o, 10-40X 2.9 0.8 2.3
53E Vinevada, 20-40X 3.6 2.0 7.2
bb C, 66D Skylick, 5-20X 4.2 3.5 14.7
• 66E,
99 66F Skylick, 20-60X
C
b
ll
10-60X 21.6
0
9 2.5
3
0 54.0
2
7
ryo
oro
s, . . .
-- Reclaimed Land, Topsoiled 17.8 1.9 33.8
TOTAL 762.6 575.2

(7)SOiI map units identified on Exhibi[ 92.3 were transferred from the baseline soil
map, Exhibit 9-7, Soil Types end Semple locations (dated 5/13/88) for Permit C-80-005.
(2)The soil salvage thickness and volume figures account for soil loss during selvage
due to brush clearing, steep slopes, end/or unsuitable soil inclusions such es
sandstone or shale outcrops and coarse fragment contents exceeding 35 to 40 percent.
(3)Area currently disturbed which will require replaced soil, Exhibit 92.3, Soil
Balance Map.
(4)Soil which currently exists in stockpiles (see Exhibit 92.3, Soil Belence Mep
for locations and Table 92.3 for individual stockpile volumes).

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