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T r N <br />United States Department of Agriculture <br />0 MRCS <br />Natural Resources Conservation Service EXHIBIT - B <br />1475 Pine Grove Rd Suite 201A <br />Steamboat, Colorado 80587 <br />Date:, September 27, 2010 <br />Inspected by: Lori Jazwick <br />MRCS District Conservationist <br />lori.jazwick@co.usda.gov <br />970-879-3225 Ext 3 <br />970-979-2517 Fax <br />VEGETATION AT THE PROPOSED FRENTRESS GRAVEL PIT: <br />The site of this proposed pit is 95% dryland wheat stubble currently. This is the <br />102 soil type. The other 5% is in an area that has already been mined which <br />consists of the 19D soil type. The little vegetation that exist in the 19D area <br />consists mostly of sagebrush, cheat grass, smooth Bromegrass, dalmation toadflax <br />and a few struggling service berry bushes. Current vegetation or lack thereof in, <br />this area makes it a perfect location for a gravel pit. <br />No wetland plant species are present, nor any threatened or endangered plants. <br />Please see Soil Map and soil unit descriptions for additional information. <br />There are no manmade structures within 200' of the proposed mine. <br />The Yampa River flows through the lower valley and is approximately 1/4 mile <br />north of the proposed mine. <br />There are no other water features in the area of the mine site. <br />Helping People Help the Land <br />An Equal Opportunity Employer and Provider