2013-02-19_REPORT - C1981008 (16)

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• A -3 • A -8 • B -8 • C -6 Key Agricultural Services, Inc. 1 1 4 Shady Lane • Macomb, I L 61455 • (309) 833 -1313 locations had refusal prior to reaching the total depth of the s t oc kpil es . Alth some of the boring locations were designated as refusal they were completed to adequate depth such that re- drilling of the hole was not required according to TR -61. In general, refusal was within 1 to 2 feet of the anticipated total depth of the soil stockpile. The following boring locations did not achieve the full depth of the soil resource stockpiles but refusal was obtained at a depth greater than 75% of the expected total depth of the soil resource stockpile One soil boring had to be abandoned and reestablished during the collection process. For an undetermined reason the boring became misaligned and the equipment could not continue the boring to an appropriate depth. The boring was abandoned and a new hole was established and completed within five feet of the original boring location. Field Modifications to TR - 61 As was stated in TR -61, field modifications were expected. Field modifications were made in consultation and agreement of all parties that were present at the site. The participating parties were representatives of Key -Ag, OSM, DRMS, NRCS, and representatives of the landowner, Mike Morgan and Jo Ellen Turner. These changes were made in the field based on site - specific conditions. For clarity in explaining these changes, the soil resource stockpiles were labeled for sample identification as follows (Figure 2.04.9 -4), all volumes are estimates based on recent surveys of the individual soil resource stockpiles: 1) Large Lift A stockpile (209,339 CY) — Sample Pile A 2) Large Lift B stockpile (326,108 CY) — Sample Pile B 3) Large Mixed Topsoil stockpile (128,858 CY) — Sample Pile C 4) Small Mixed Topsoil stockpile (8,384 CY) — Sample Pile D 5) Small Lift A stockpile (9,032 CY) — Sample Pile E Page 3