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} {� AMR —1K1 West Sediment Basin i I I 136 Nn I % 1 ��I ,�J� All � Mt i Processing Area ` 1 (no longer in permit) # �" Oument Primer .,. Mtmng P'tt .. Secondary Entrance '105 rOgt o j�:- South Area 4 Tunnels } {� AMR —1K1 West Sediment Basin i I I 136 Nn I % 1 ��I ,�J� All � Mt i Processing Area ` 1 (no longer in permit) # �" Oument Primer .,. Mtmng P'tt .. ...f .•yYTif s�'� f /iI �I i J Prtpeny e / 1 / 7 Main Entrance from Bradley Road _32� 33 k ,34� i -- IEHf me 131 . a bw er �I' Gon&n (ttateriele I 4 9 — '♦- 'In A PA i 1 3 i 00 al Ir J` 28 _. Permit Boundary SOILS: Native soils west of Academy Boulevard no longer - exist Native soils east of Academy Boulevard are primarily " Blakeland loamy sand. Most native soils have undergone some modification as a result of former grazing, fanning, and irrigation practices. Soils in the Little Johnson Reservoir area -- are Blakeland loamy sand with the addition of large amounts of sift and day resulting from deposition in the former reservoir. Most mined areas do not contain soils. See Exhibit I for more detailed information. VEGETATION: The vegetation on native soils is primarily composed of needlegrasses, blue grams, various wheatgrasses, and small to large dense stands of tall _ bluestem with minor amounts of little bluestem and sideoats grama. Some vegetation contains introduced grass species resulting from former planting. Vegetation in disturbed areas is pdmadly annual and perennial weeds with few noxious weeds. In moist to wet locations, willow, cottonwood, and sometimes Tamarix invade. Density and cover in native grasslands is high. In the Little Johnson Reservoir area the primary vegetation is annual weeds - Kochia and Salsola. Be However, locally strong invasion of native and introduced grasses can be found. Wetlands do not occur in the areas to be mined, but can be found in low areas in the Little Johnson Reservoir area, but outside the land to be affected by the '. operation. Wetland vegetation will not be disturbed. See Exhibit J for more detailed information. Adjacent Ownership Land 0_6 ! (see Guide to Adjacent Owners in Exhibit D for list) Proposed Highway Corridor 1 2 � 10l) 300 �0 Daniels Sand Pit #2 - M- 1973 -007 Exhibit C-1 Gen RECEIVED eral Site Layout MAR 07 2000 Penises' continental Materials Corp. Dlvbioaui aedamaeda, Actual Operator. Transft M4 Concrete Wft and Safety n Signature: V; 5, Amendment 3 (2008) CIE _omney aw .uamm South Area I Tunnels k ' 1 ' y M Mostly Completed with Mining a . i -- IEHf me 131 . a bw er �I' Gon&n (ttateriele I 4 9 — '♦- 'In A PA i 1 3 i 00 al Ir J` 28 _. Permit Boundary SOILS: Native soils west of Academy Boulevard no longer - exist Native soils east of Academy Boulevard are primarily " Blakeland loamy sand. Most native soils have undergone some modification as a result of former grazing, fanning, and irrigation practices. Soils in the Little Johnson Reservoir area -- are Blakeland loamy sand with the addition of large amounts of sift and day resulting from deposition in the former reservoir. Most mined areas do not contain soils. See Exhibit I for more detailed information. VEGETATION: The vegetation on native soils is primarily composed of needlegrasses, blue grams, various wheatgrasses, and small to large dense stands of tall _ bluestem with minor amounts of little bluestem and sideoats grama. Some vegetation contains introduced grass species resulting from former planting. Vegetation in disturbed areas is pdmadly annual and perennial weeds with few noxious weeds. In moist to wet locations, willow, cottonwood, and sometimes Tamarix invade. Density and cover in native grasslands is high. In the Little Johnson Reservoir area the primary vegetation is annual weeds - Kochia and Salsola. Be However, locally strong invasion of native and introduced grasses can be found. Wetlands do not occur in the areas to be mined, but can be found in low areas in the Little Johnson Reservoir area, but outside the land to be affected by the '. operation. Wetland vegetation will not be disturbed. See Exhibit J for more detailed information. Adjacent Ownership Land 0_6 ! (see Guide to Adjacent Owners in Exhibit D for list) Proposed Highway Corridor 1 2 � 10l) 300 �0 Daniels Sand Pit #2 - M- 1973 -007 Exhibit C-1 Gen RECEIVED eral Site Layout MAR 07 2000 Penises' continental Materials Corp. Dlvbioaui aedamaeda, Actual Operator. Transft M4 Concrete Wft and Safety n Signature: V; 5, Amendment 3 (2008) CIE _omney aw .uamm bw er �I' Gon&n (ttateriele I 4 9 — '♦- 'In A PA i 1 3 i 00 al Ir J` 28 _. Permit Boundary SOILS: Native soils west of Academy Boulevard no longer - exist Native soils east of Academy Boulevard are primarily " Blakeland loamy sand. Most native soils have undergone some modification as a result of former grazing, fanning, and irrigation practices. Soils in the Little Johnson Reservoir area -- are Blakeland loamy sand with the addition of large amounts of sift and day resulting from deposition in the former reservoir. Most mined areas do not contain soils. See Exhibit I for more detailed information. VEGETATION: The vegetation on native soils is primarily composed of needlegrasses, blue grams, various wheatgrasses, and small to large dense stands of tall _ bluestem with minor amounts of little bluestem and sideoats grama. Some vegetation contains introduced grass species resulting from former planting. Vegetation in disturbed areas is pdmadly annual and perennial weeds with few noxious weeds. In moist to wet locations, willow, cottonwood, and sometimes Tamarix invade. Density and cover in native grasslands is high. In the Little Johnson Reservoir area the primary vegetation is annual weeds - Kochia and Salsola. Be However, locally strong invasion of native and introduced grasses can be found. Wetlands do not occur in the areas to be mined, but can be found in low areas in the Little Johnson Reservoir area, but outside the land to be affected by the '. operation. Wetland vegetation will not be disturbed. See Exhibit J for more detailed information. Adjacent Ownership Land 0_6 ! (see Guide to Adjacent Owners in Exhibit D for list) Proposed Highway Corridor 1 2 � 10l) 300 �0 Daniels Sand Pit #2 - M- 1973 -007 Exhibit C-1 Gen RECEIVED eral Site Layout MAR 07 2000 Penises' continental Materials Corp. Dlvbioaui aedamaeda, Actual Operator. Transft M4 Concrete Wft and Safety n Signature: V; 5, Amendment 3 (2008) CIE _omney aw .uamm Proposed Highway Corridor 1 2 � 10l) 300 �0 Daniels Sand Pit #2 - M- 1973 -007 Exhibit C-1 Gen RECEIVED eral Site Layout MAR 07 2000 Penises' continental Materials Corp. Dlvbioaui aedamaeda, Actual Operator. Transft M4 Concrete Wft and Safety n Signature: V; 5, Amendment 3 (2008) CIE _omney aw .uamm