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2012-04-04_PERMIT FILE - C1981008A (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/4/2012
Doc Name
2011 Soil Sampling and Analysis Plan
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.04.9 Attachment 2.04.9-10
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- Key Agricultural Services, Inc. <br />i� " A 114 Shady Lane - Macomb, IL 61455 • ( 309) 833 -1313 <br />locations had refusal prior to reaching the total depth of the stockpiles. Although some of the <br />boring locations were designated as refusal they were completed to adequate depth such that re- <br />drilling of the hole was not required according to TR-61. In general, refusal was within 1 to 2 <br />feet of the anticipated total depth of the soil stockpile. The following boring locations did not <br />achieve the full depth of the soil resource stockpiles but refusal was obtained at a depth greater <br />than 75% of the expected total depth of the soil resource stockpile <br />• A -3 <br />• A -8 <br />• B -8 <br />• C -6 <br />One soil boring had to be abandoned and reestablished during the collection process. For an <br />undetermined reason the boring became misaligned and the equipment could not continue the <br />boring to an appropriate depth. The boring was abandoned and a new hole was established and <br />completed within five feet of the original boring location. <br />Field Modifications to TR-61 <br />As was stated in TR -61, field modifications were expected. Field modifications were made in <br />consultation and agreement of all parties that were present at the site. The participating parties <br />were representatives of Key -Ag, OSM, DRMS, NRCS, and representatives of the landowner, <br />Mike Morgan and Jo Ellen Turner. These changes were made in the field based on site - specific <br />conditions. <br />For clarity in explaining these changes, the soil resource stockpiles were labeled for sample <br />identification as follows (Figure 2.04.9 -4), all volumes are estimates based on recent surveys of <br />the individual soil resource stockpiles: <br />1) Large Lift A stockpile (209,339 CY) — Sample Pile A <br />2) Large Lift B stockpile (326,108 CY) — Sample Pile B <br />3) Large Mixed Topsoil stockpile (128,858 CY) — Sample Pile C <br />4) Small Mixed Topsoil stockpile (8,384 CY) — Sample Pile D <br />5) Small Lift A stockpile (9,032 CY) — Sample Pile E <br />Page 3 <br />
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