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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1979131
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
12/29/2009
Doc Name
Adequacy Response
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Greg Lewicki and Associates, PLLC
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DRMS
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CN1
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SOILS INFORMATION <br />EXHIBIT I <br />A general soils report was conducted by the NRCS. Soil thicknesses are based on site <br />observations and the NRCS soil survey. Generally, there is not a substantial amount of topsoil <br />and overburden on the surface which can be salvaged. Approximate soil boundaries can be seen <br />on Map C -1. Soil descriptions for all of the soil types described below can be found in Appendix <br />A. <br />Four NRCS soil mapping units occur within the general permit area and surrounding area. They <br />are listed below: <br />1) Cascajo, mapping unit Ca, occurs on slopes between 0 to 2 percent grade. The typical soil <br />profile consists of 5 inches of gravelly loam, 10 inches of very gravelly loamy sand or sandy <br />loam, and 45 inches of very . gravely loamy sand and very gravelly sand. The taxonomic <br />classification is Sandy - skeletal, mixed, mesic Ustic Haplocalcids and is generally classified <br />as gravelly land. Casacajo is the primary soil type which occurs in the permit area. <br />1) Otero, mapping unit O[B, occurs on slopes between 0 to 2 percent grade. The typical soil <br />profile consists of 7 inches of sandy loam, 20 inches of fine sandy loam to sandy loam, and <br />33 inches of coarse sandy loam to loamy course sand. The taxonomic classification is coarse - <br />loamy, mixed, superactive, calcareous, mesic Acidic Ustorthents. Otero is the not very <br />present within the permit area, but kewe+ee it does occur in small amounts in the northern <br />portion of the permit and in the southeast comer of the permit area. <br />2) B mkard mapping unit Bd occur on Tones between 0 to 2 percent erode near water <br />resources The typical soil pr lil e consists of 6 inches of loamv sand and 54 inches of sand <br />to loamy tin. sand The taxonomic classification is sandy, mixed mesic Ustic I ortifluvents <br />and is generally associated I with wetlands Bankud is not very present within the permit area. <br />biat it does occur in small ant mots in the southern portion of [lie permit area although this <br />soil type will not be disturbed in the mining activities. <br />Korinek #1 Pit August 09 1 -1 <br />
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