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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
4/22/2008
Section_Exhibit Name
Chapter II-B Appendix II-B-5 Part 2
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',.,, <br />Sample Site Description, <br />• Adjacent Property <br /> <br />In the summer of 1983, 12 soil samples at 9 locations were retrieved from a <br />large open meadow surrounded by low ridges. The samples were air-dried and <br />subjected to various chemical and physical analyses. The soil has a Mancos <br />shale parent material and is moderately well-drained. The soil has been formed <br />from alluvial Mancos shale from the surrounding shale ridges and is quite deep <br />in many places. It is a typical soil derived from Mancos shale: that is, it is <br />fairly fine-textured, blocky in structure, and dark brown in color. <br />All of the soils are near neutrality with respect to pH. Those that appear <br />• to be more weathered are leached of any basic salts that may have been present <br />in the parent material. Soluble salt contents of the soils are low as are the <br />sodium adsorption ratios, thus indicating a low salt hazard. The texture of the <br />soils is atypical silt loam with a moderately high saturation percentage. The <br />organic matter contents of the soils are relatively high, probably due to the <br />abundant grass which the soil supports in most places. Several groves of aspen <br />trees are located near the perimeter of the meadow. <br />Nitrogen and phosphorus contents of the soils are low, but the remaining <br />fertility components are in abundance. Potassium is high, which is a character- <br />istic of most soils derived from Mancos shale. <br />r~ <br />112 <br />~, = - - - ~, t = - <br />
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