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Home My WebLink About1.0 ApplicationI February 21,1994 David W. Hicks 105I Prince Creek Rd. Carbondale, CO 81623 963-8182 To whom it may concern: The following is my application for a six unit subdivision on my ranch south of Carbondale: Subdivision Name: Prince Creek Estates Owners: David W. & Connie F. Hicks 1051 Prince Creek Road Carbondale, Colorado 81623 963-8182 Engineers: Schmueser Gordon Meyer, lnc. Ken Wilson l00l Grand Avenue, Suite 2E Glenwood, Colorado 8t 601 945-l 004 Development lnfo: Six Lots - Approx. Two Acres Each One Single Family Detached Home per Lot Water Supply: Two Wells - Permit #'s 105764 & 174240 Community water system owned by the home owner's association. The system will be paid for with tap fees from the sale of each lot. Sewage Disposal: lndividual Sewage Disposal Systems Soil Designations: Soil Type 38 from Map on Sheet 22 of the Soil Conservation Service Soil Survey of the Aspen-Cypsum Area, Colorado (Blue Hill Quadrangle). lnterpretation tables are attached. lmpact: The impact to any drainages and to the site topography should be very minimal. The site is gently sloping and is approximately 2000 feet from the Crystal River. Radiation Hazards: No known radiation hazard potential within the site. Highway Access: The subdivision will be serviced by two - two lane roads with a T'turn-arounds that access onto Garfield County Road I I I (also known as Prince Creek Road). All six lots will have access to one of the two feeder roads within the subdivision. SUBDAPP.DOC Page I 02121/94 Utilities:Electricity - Holy Cross Electric Natural Gas - Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Telephone - U. S. West Communications Cable TV - None Available Adjacent Land Owners:John K. & Linda C. Cerise P. O. Box 712 Carbondale, CO 81623 Finley Properties2ll CountyRoadlll Carbondale, CO 81623 Robert B. & Nancy B. Emerson l213 County Road I I I Carbondale, CO 81623 Anneliese Allen I 21 5 County Road I I I Carbondale, CO 81623 Four Bar Ranch Co., Ltd. P. O. Box 686 Carbondale, CO 81623 McVoy, Caryn & Weiss, John A. P. O. Box 1238 Carbondale, CO 81623 Perry Sopris Ranch Partnership, Ltd. I 63 County Road I I 8 Carbondale, CO 81623 Cary K. & Norma G. Barr I 567 County Road I I I Carbondale, CO 81623 Please call me with any questions that you may have. Sincerely yours, SUBDAPP.DOC Page2 02121194 t " /,ll t S l)l:l :,1.1.'t \{) 2.1 SOIl,11 r1 ti\ I \ 0tr \:t,t.\ (i\ t,Sl|\t:\1ilt.\ ( ()1.()trAt)(l ti |\'rl. l.\(,1.1. r, \l(lrll.].1) r\Nl)I,tI hl\( ()l Nl.lt..\ \l.rr \ : ri -,1 \t)li \\{ I l \spen-GYPSUm Area, Colorado SolI name and map symbol :------------------------ | :urecanCl-Fughes I I 2------ --- --------------- I :urecanti-Pughes I I j------------------------ I Cushool I I 4------------------------ | :ushoo I 5--------- --------------- i Cushoo I -Re nt s ac 5----------- )ahlqui st -Southace 1 ------------------------ I Dahlqu i st -sout hace DahIqu t st-sout hace l9r----------------------- I DoIIard-Rock outcroP l0 r----- ---- Dollard-Rock ouEcroP l1------------------------ | Dotsero I I l2_____________-_____----- | Dotsero I I 33r----------------------- | Enpedrado I It?------------------------ | Etoe I I 38--------- --------------lEvanston I I39------------------------ | Ev.nston I I {0, { 1-------------------- | Evrn!ton See footnote Earsman-Rock out.croP I Itl 3{------------------------l rvel rVe Enpedrado I I ll35------------------------l rvel rve Enpedrado I Land I capabi I ity I I vle I vle I I VIIe I --- I I vIe | --- I I VIfe | --- I I VIIe | --- I I VIe I VIe I I VIe | --- I I VIIe | --- I I VIe I --- I I VIIe I --- I I VIe I --- I I Ive I IVe I IvIIe I --- I IvIIe I --- I I Ive I IVe I I vle I --- I I VIIe I --- I I TABLE 5..-LAND CAPABILITY CLASSES AND YIELDS Alfalfa haY Grass haY Tons 4.0 Tons I Tons 3.5 4.5 6.0 5.0 4.0 6.0 at end of Eable. 5.0 90 ACRE OF CROPs--continued 4.0 5.0 4.0 3.5 Ba r Iey 155 80 ?5 trl 164 TABLE 6.--RANGELAND AND WOODLAND UNDERSTORY PRODUCTI SoiI name and I map syrnbol I I Rock ouEcrop. 34, 35, 36---------lDeep Empedrado I 45,46,47--------- Forsey or woodland site Iof year I Dry I ueight Range rabLe IN lUnf vorable rab le I Loam *292--lFa lNo lUn I I I lEa lNo lUn lEa lNo lUn I I I lEa lNo lUn I I lEa lNo lUn vorabl,e rable I 1 L I 1 I I Douglas Fir-------- 38, 39, 40, Evan st on 41-----lDeep Loam 1292------- Fluvaquents 43i, 44i 3 I Riverboccom I Forelle---- lRoIIlng Loam *298-- BrownsLo--- lStony PoothiIIs *28'l---------- lFa lNo lun rable 42* vorable rabl e vorable rab le vorabfe rabl e *23'l ---- -------*--- I Pa lNo lUn vo rab le ab Ie I lSt.ony Loam See footnote aL end of table. avo rab Ie Soil Survey ITY AND CHARACTERISTIc PLANT COMMUNITIES--Conti.nued product lon tl I Characterist.ic vegetat.ion lCompo- I sition I I Lblacre I tltl lGambel oak--------------------l 15 lMuttongrass -------- I 10 lNeedleandthread--------------- I 10 lsaskaEoon serviceberry--------l 10 lWestern wheatgrass------------l 10 I Bluebunch wheatgrass---------- I 5 I Botclebrush squirrelt.aiL------ I 5 I Indian ricegrass-------------- I 5 lPrairie junegrass-------------l 5 I True mountainmahogany--------- | 5 I I 1, 800 lWestern wheaEgrass------------ 1, 500 lNeedleandthread------- 1,000 lMountain big sage------- I GambeI oak-------- I Rubber rabbiLbrush I I columbia needJ.egrass I Grouse whort leberry----------- I Mountain snowberry------------ | I Nodding bromegrass------------ | I Kinnikinnick------------------ I I Common juniper---------------- | lBoxleaf myrtle---------------- | 1,800 lBasin big sagebrush-----------l 10 1,500 lNeedleandthread---------------l 10 900 lWestern wheatglass------------l 10 I Prairle junegrass------------- | 5 l Mut.tongrass -------- I 5 I Saskatoon serviceberry-------- I 5 I Mountain snowberry------------ I 5 tl 3,000 lAIkal"l sacaton---------------- l 40 2, 500 I Sedge------ -------- I 15 1,000 lWestern vrheatgrass------------l 15 I InIand saltgrass-------------- I 10 1,200 lt.lestern rdheatgrass------------l 40 800 lBluebunch wheatgrass----------l 20 600 I Indian ricegrass-------------- | 5 I Douglas rabbitbrush----------- I 5 lWyoming big sagebrush---------l I Bluebunch wheatgrass- IWesLern wheatgrass- I Boctlebrush squirrelLail------ I NeedleandEhread------- I Indian ricegrass-- 500 500 400 25 1.5 10 5 5 400 150 15 15 10 J q q 10 10 10 5 5 5 5 800 600 400 2, 000 L,200 1,000 I Bluebunch wheatgrass---------- | I Saskatoon serviceberry-------- | I MutLongrass -------- I I Arizona fescue----- I Needleandthread------- lBasin big sagebrush----------- I Prairie junegrass-- 20 10 5 5 5 5 33r:I P inyon-Junlper---------------- I FEarsman---- Aspen-Gypsum Area, Colorado 177 TAALE 8.--RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT--CONtINUEd SolI name and map symbol Camp areas Plcnic areas Playgrounds lPaths and trailsl Golf fairways ll I I 35---------- | Moderate: Empedrado I slope. I I 36---------- | Severe: Empedrado I slope. I 37---------- I Severe: Etoe I slope. I I 38---------- lModerate: Evanscon I dusLy. I I 39---------- I Severe: EvansEon I sIope. I I 40,41------ lSevere: EvansLon I sIope. I 42r _________ I Seve re : I I I Moderate 3 I slope. I I I severe: I sIope. I I severe: I slope. I I I Moderate: I dusty. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: weLness. I Moderate: I slope. I dusty. I I Moderate: s Iope , small sLones " I severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I slope. I I I Moderate: I large stones. I I I I severe: slope. Seve re : s lope . I I I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I slope. I I Severe: I slope. I I I Moderase: I sIope, I dusty. I I severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I severe l weLness. I severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: s Iope, smaII stones. I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I slope, I smaII stones. I I Severe: II I SIlqht---------- | Moderate: I erodes easily. Irl IModerace: ISlight. I I I I Mode race : I sIope. I I Seve re : I sIope, I duscy. I I lModerat.e: I sIope, I dusty. I I Severe: I sIope. I I severe: wetness. I Moderate: l Moderat e: I slope, I dusty. I I ModeraLe: I sIope. I I I Moderace: I large stones. I I I I Moderate: Iarge stones, slope. I Seve re : I Iarge sLones, I sIope. I I Severe: I slope. I I Seve re : I slope. I I I I Severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: I slope. I I Severe: wetness. I Moderace: I large slones, I sIope. I smal,l sEones, droughry, s Iope. I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I large stones. I I I I Seve re : Iarge sLones, slope. Severe: Iarge stones, slope. Fluvaquents 43r: Eorelle---- IModerate: I sIope, I duscy. I Brownsco--- | Moderate: f I ood ing, wet.ness. s Iope, smaII stones. dusty. S I ighL ----------I Mode race : 4rlr: Eo re j ie---- Brownslo--- 45---------- Forsey { 6-------------------- | Forsey I Severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I l Moderat e : large stones. Severe: s lope . I Severe: large s Iope. smal I stones, sfones. Severe: Iarge stones, s lope , smaIl sLones. Severe: large stones, s }ope, smalI stones. s Iope . See fooinote at end of table. sIope. I I I I 186 Soil Survey TABLE 9 . --WILDLIFE HABITAT--CONL iNUEd Potent. i-a or hab t.at elements PotenLiaI as habitat I I ??*. I Earsman----------- I Poor Rock outcrop. 34, 35, 35---------lPoor Empedrado I I 37----------------- | Very Etoe Soil name and map symbol Grain I and I Grasses seed I and crops I Iegumes I I I I Fair I I I I I Poor I I I Very I poor I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Fair I I I I lFair I I I Good I I I Falr I I lFai.r I I I Fair I poor. I I I I Fair I I I poor. I I Very poor. 38----------------- I Poor Evanston 39, 40, 41---------lPoor Evanston 42t ---------------- I Poor F luvaquent s 43r, 44*: IForelle----------- | poor I IBrownst.o---------- I Poor I I4?--------- | Poor I I 4 8----------------- I Poor Fughes 4 9--------- GosIin 50----------------- I Poor coslln Goth i c 53_________________ | Very 45,46, Forsey I Poor I I I Fair I I I Falr I I I Poor I I I Good I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. lPai.r I I lPair I I I Fair I I I Good I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Good I I I Good I I I Eair Gothlc 5 4 --------- Grotte 55r: Gypsum Iand. Gypsiorthlds------ lVery I Very I Poor. I Poor.ll 55----------------- lPoor I Poor Ipson I I tl5?----------------- lVery I Very Ipson lpoor. lPoor. tl I Poor I I I Fair I I I Fair I I See fooinote at end of Lable. wild I herba- I Conif- ceous I erous plant.s I plants I Wetland I Shallow plants l water I areas I I Shrubs I I Open- Iand wi ld- Life Wood- land wild- Iife ll lWet.Iandl I wild- | I life I Range - I anq wi Id- life tttt I Poor I Fair I Good Falr Good t alr Fair poor. I I I Very I I I Very I I I I Poor I Palr I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I I Poor I I I Falr I I I Falr I I I Ealr I I I Eair I I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Poor poor. I Very I Eair. poor. I I I I lFair.I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Poor I I I Very I poor. I I Fair I I I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Poor I I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I Very I poor. I lVeryI poor. I I Very I poor. I I very I poor. I I Fair I I I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very lVeryI poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Fair I I I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I poor. I I Very I Fair I It--- I It--- I I I Poor lFair. I I I Fair. I I I Poor. I I I I Pair. I I I Fair. I I I Fair. I I I Good. Poor I Poor I I Falr I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Good I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Falr I I I I I I Poor I I I Fair I I I Fair I I I Eair lPair. I I lFair. I I lEair. I I lFair. poor.poor. I Poor I Very I I poor.tt lVery lVeryI poor. I poor. tt I Very I Very I poor. I poor. lt I Very I poor. I I Poor I I I Poor I I I Very poor.poor. I very I Poor ' I poor. I ll I VerY I Fair 'I poor. I ll I VerY I Eair 'I poor. I ll 194 Soil Survey TABLE 10.--BUILDING SITE DEVELOPMENT--ConTlnuEd lttl 34--------- lsllght--------- I s119ht I sllght--------- lModerate: SolI name and map symbol ForelIe---- BrownsEo--- Brot nsto--- 4 5------- -- Forsey ShaI low excavat ions cuLbanks cave, wetness. DweI I ings without basement s Dwe I I ings with ba sement s SmalI commercial bu I Id ings I slope. I I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I sLope. I I Severe : I slope, I I I I Severe: I sIope. I I Seve re : flooding, Hetness. I severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: s Iope . I Severe: I sl.ope. I I Severe : I sIope. I I I Moderate: I slope, I large sLones. I I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I shrink-sweIL. I I I Mode race : I s1ope. I I Severe: I s1ope. I Loca: roads ar.d sL reet s I Moderate: I slope, I frost acEion. I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: I slope. I I I I Severe: I siope. I I Severe: I wet.ness, I fiooding, I frost action. I I I Moderate : I sIope. I I I ModeraEe: s Iope. I Severe: i slope. I I Severe: I sIope. I Severe: I sIope. I I l I I Severe: I slope. I Lawns and Iandscaplng I Moderate: I large stones, I sJ,ope. I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: I s1ope. I I I I Severe: I sJ.ope. I I Severe: weLness. ModeraLe: large stones, sIope. Moderate: small sEones, droughEy, s1ope. I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: I sIope. I Severe: I large stones, I slope. I I I I Severe: I sIope. I I Moderace: I Moderate: I frost action. | ).arge stones. ll 38--------- lslight--------- lslight lslight--------- I slight lslight--------- lslight. Empedrado I I35--------- lModerate: Empedrado I slope. I I36--------- I Severe: Empedrado I slope. I 3?--------- I Severe: Etoe I slope. I Evanston I I39, 40, 41-------- | Severe: Evanston I slope. I PluvaquenEs 43*: I Moderate: I slope. I I I Severe: cutbanks cave. 44* z ForeIle---- | severe: I slope. I I Severe: I cutbanks cave, I sIope. I I Moderate: I large stones. I I 46, 41----- | Severe: Forsey I slope. I I 48--------- I Moderate: Pughe s I too clayey. I I Gos I in I I I Moderate :I slope. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: I sIope. I I I I Severe: I s1ope. I I Severe: I I I Moderate: I sIope. I I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe: I sl.ope. I I I I Severe: I sLope. I I Severe: I flooding, I wetness. I I I I Moderate: I slope. I I I Moderate : I sIope. I Severe: I slope. I I Severe: I slope. I I I I I Severe: I sIope. I I I Severe: f 1 ood ing, wetness. I Moderate: I slope. I I I Moderate: sIope. I severe: I sIope. I i Severe: I sLope. I I I I I Severe: I slope. I I I Severe: I MocieraEe: I ModeraLe: I large stones. I large stones. rltl I Mocierate: I Severe: I frost action, I large stones' I large srones. I tl I shrink-swel1. I shrink-swelI. lt tl I sliqht--------- I SIight ll tl I Severe: I Severe: I slope. I slope. ll lsevere: lModerate: I snrink-sweII, I Iarge sLones' I low si:ength. I tl I SIiqht--------- I Sli.ght. Goslin I slope. I See footnote aL end of tabLe. 204 Soil Survey TABLE 11.--SANITARY FACILITIES--Continued Soil name and map symbol Septic tank absorpt lon fields Sewage lagoon areas Trench sanltary IandfiIl Area sanitary landfi I I Daily cover for ]andfill 29r, 30*; Rock outcrop. 31--------- | Severe: Dotsero I slope. I I32--------- I sliqht----- Dot sero 33*: I Earsman------------ |Severe: depth to rock, sJ.ope. Rock outcrop. Empedrado I I I Moderate : I slope. I I 3 5----- Empedrado Empedrado I slope. I Etoe I sIope. I Fluvaquents 43*: Forelle------------ | B rown s t. o--- 44i: Forel Ie---- Brownsto--- flooding, wetness, poor filter. Moderate: percs slowly, s Iope . I Moderate : sIope. Severe: sIope. Severe: slope, I Severe: I seepage, I sIope. I I Severe : I seepage. I I I Severe : I seepage, I slope. I I Severe: I sIope. I I Severe : seepage, f Ioodi.ng. Severe: slope. Severe: seepage, s1ope. Severe: s),ope. Severe: seepage, s Iope . Severe: seepage, s lope . Severe 3 seepage. Severe: depth to rock, slope. l.Severe: I seepage. I I Severe: I seepage. I I I Severe : I seepage, I s1ope. I I Severe: I sIope, I large stones. I I slight----- Severe : s).ope. Severe: f J.ooding, seePage, wetness. Moderat e : s1ope. ModeraLe: s Iope, too sandy. Severe: slope. Severe: s J-ope . I severe: I seepage, I slope, I I severe: I seepage. I I I Severe: depLh to rock, sIope. I Severe: I seepage. I I severe: I seepage. I I I Severe: seepa9e, slope. I Severe : I s1ope. I I I sltght----------- | Severe: slope. Severe: f lood in9, seePa9e, wetness. Moderate: s).ope. Moderate: sJ.ope. Severe: s lope . Severe: s1ope. I Poor: I s1ope. I I lPair r small stones. Poor: area reclaim, smaIl slones, s1ope. Fair r small stones. Fair: small stones, slope. Poor: sIope. Poor: Iarge stones, slope. Good. Poor: slope. Poor: seepa9e, Loo sandy, smal1 stones. I Ealr: I slope. I I I Poor: small stones. Poor: sIope. Poor: smaII stones, sIope. depth to slope. I seepage. I I Severe: I seepage, I sIope. I I Severe: I seepage, I sIope. I I Severe: I slope. Ilt -- lModerace r luoderat.e: I percs slowly. I seepage, rock, 38--- Evanst on I I39, 40, 41----------lsevere: Evanston I sIope. I42r-------- | Severe: See footnoLe aL end of LabLe. s L ight Severe: Aspen-Gypsum Area, Colorado SolI name and map aymbol TABLE 12.--cONsTRUCTION MATERIALS--conLinued Roadflll 215 33r: I Improbable: I excess flnes. I I Earsman---- | Poor:I Improbable: area reclalm, s Iope . excess fines. Rock outcrop. 34, 35----- | Good------- I Improbable: I 30r: I Dollard---- I Poor: Rock outcrop. I area reclalm, I slope. I I I Dotsero I slope. I I Empedrado I I35--------- | Pair: Empedrado I slope. I I 3?--------- lPoor: Et,oe I sloPe. I I I 38--------- | Good------- Evanston I I 3 9--------- I Fair: Evanst.on I sIope. I 40,41----- lPoor: EvansEon I slope. I 42a --- ---------------- | Poor :Probable--- lProbable--- lPoor: I Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess f1nes. I excess flnes. I I Improbable: I excess fines. I I I Improbable: excess fines, large stones. Improbable: excess flnes. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess flnes " lmprobable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. ImprobabJ-e: excess fines. Irnprobable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. I Improbable: I excess fines. I Improbable: excess fInes, Iarge stones. I Improbable: I excess fines. I I Improbable: excess flnes. Improbable: excess flnes. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. Improbable: excess fines. I I Poor: sIope. I Poor: I small stones, I sIope. I I Poor: I small stones. I I I Poor: area reclaim, smali stones, sIope. I Poor: I smalI stones' I I Poor: I small stones, I sIope. I I Poor: smaIl, slones, area recLaim, sIope. I Good. I I I Poor: I sIope. I I Poor: I sIope. I too sandy, small stones, area reclaim. lFai"r: t oo c).aYeY, smaLl stones, sJ,ope. I Poor: I smaII sLones, I area reclaim. I I I Poor: I slope. I F luvaquent s it1*. ForeI Ie---- wetness. Brownsto--- I Good------- 44r: Forelle---- | Fair: I sIope. I See footnoce at end of lable. G rave I I I I I Aspen-Gypsum Area, Colorado 225 TABLE 1.3.--WATER MANAGEMENT--conrinued Llmltatlons for-- Soll name and nap symbol Pond I Embankments, reservolr I dikes, and areas I levees Drainage I rrigat ion I Terraces I and I diversions Grassed waterways I I 26tr. 27a, 28r:. IDablqulst-------- I Severe : I seepage, I sIoPe. ISouthace--------- | Severe : I seePage, I sIoPe. I29*, 30r: I Dollard---------- | Severe : I sIope. Rock ouLcrop. I I I I Severe: I seepage, I large stones. I I Severe : I seepage, I Iarge stones. I I I Severe: I thin Iayer. I Seve re : I seepage. I I I ModeraEe: I seepage. I I I Severe : thln layer. I I I lDeep to uater I I I lDeep to water I I I I lDeep to wat.er lDeep to water I I I lDeep to water I I I lDeep to water lDeep to water I I lDeep to water I I I lDeep to water I I I lDeep to water I I I lDeep to rrater I I I I E looding, large stones, frost action. lDeep to water I I I lDeep to water I I I I SIope, I large stones, I droughty. I I S lope, I large scones, I droughty. I I lPercs slowly, dept.h to rock. Droughty, s lope . Droughty, s lope . Droughty, depth Lo rock, slope. S Iope---------- S Iope---------- S lope, Iarge siones, erodes easily. Slope---------- S Iope---------- S Iope, rretnes s, drought y. S Iope---------- S lope, droughty, soiJ. blowing. I I I I Slope, I large stones, I too sandy. I lSlope, large sEones. too sandy. lsl,ope, depth to rock, erodes easi).y. I I I I Too arld, I Iarge stones, I sIope. I I Too arid, Iarge stones, s Iope . I Slope, I erodes easi.iy, I depEh Lo rock. Dotsero 33rs I Earlman---------- | Rock outcrop. Empedrado I Severe: I plping. I I Severe: I plplng. I I I Severe: I large stones. I I I Severe: I ptptng. I I I Severe : I plplng. I I 3 1---------------- |Dotsero I I I32---------------- | Severe: reepa9e, s lope . Severe: seepa9e. Severe: depLh to rock, slope. I S lope---------- I I I I Pavorable------ I I I I SIope, I Iarge sEones, I depth to rock. I I I I Favorable------ I I I Slope---------- I I I I Slope, I Iarge sEones, I erodes easily. I lErodes easj.Iy I I I I slope, I erodes easily. I I lLarge stones. I wetness, I I I I Slope, I erodes easily. I I I Slope, I too sandy, I soil blowing. I lslope, I droughty. I I I Droughty. I Large sLones, slope, droughty, I Eavorable. I I I SIope. I I I I Large stones, I slope, I erodes easily. I I Too arid, I erodes easily. I I lToo arid, I slope, I erodes easlly. I I Large stones. weLness. I Too arid, I sIope, lerodes easi),y. I lToo ar1d. lsl.ope, I droughty. I I seepage. I 35, 36------ lSevere: Empedrado I seepage, I sIope. I Et,oe I sIope. I I Evanston I seepage, I sIope. I39, 40, 41--------l Severe: Evanston I slope. I I Pluvaquents I seepage. I I43r, 44r: I Porelle---------- | Severe : I slope. I I Brownsco--------- I Severe : I seePage, I sIoPe. I sec footnote at end of Eable. I Severe: 3eepage, Hetness. I Severe: I plplng. I I I Severe: I seepage. I I tt Soil Survey TABLE 14.--ENGINEERING INDEX pROpERTIES--Contlnued lEragr- |Percentage passing So11 maP name and lDepthl USDA Lext.ure I symbol. I I lUnifledttt lments I sieve number--lLiquid I plas- AASHIO l>3 I I I Ilinchesl 4 I 10 I 40 I 200 I ltmtt Ilt t icity index lIn I I I I A-4 lA-2 llt37--------- | 0-8 lLoam --lCL-MLEtoe8-24 lStratlfied very ISM-SC,cobbly flne I GM-GC sandy loam to Iext,remely cobblyl sandy clay Ioam. I 124-60 lExtremely cobbly lGC, Gp-Gc lA-2 sandy clay J.oarn, ext.remely stony sandy clay Ioam, extremely stony loam. Evans!on I 14-31 | Loam, clay loam I 31-60 | Loam-------tl40, 41----- I 0-12lLoam-------Evanston ll2-25 lLoam, clay loam I 25-50 I Loarn-------tt42*-------- I 0-l0lVariable---Fluvaquents I I I 10-24 | Strat ified clay I to gravelly I sand. 124-60lVery gravelly sand, gravelly sand. IML lcL I CL-ML I IML lcL I CL-ML I lsM, ML, lA-2, A-4,I CL, SC I A-5 lsM, ML, lA-2, A-4, CL, CL-MLI A-6 GP, SP, SP-SM, GP-GM I I A-1 I A-4 lA-5 I A-4 I I A-4 lA-5 I A-4 I 43*, 44*. Forelle---------l 0-6 lLoam-- ICL-ML, ML I 6-30lClay 1oam, Ioarn, ICL I sandy clay loam. I Loam, sandy clay ICL-ML, CL Ioam, clay loam. I I 30-60 I I I SM, GM, I A-4 lA-5 I tA-4, I I I A-2 I I I A-4 I I A-1, I lA-2, A-5 I IB!ownat,o-------- | 45, 46, 47------- Forsey 0-4 lGraveIIy sandy I I loam.SM-SC,I I I cu-cc I 4-11 lGraveJ.ly loam---- ISM-SC,I I I GM-GC 111-30lVery gravelly lGM, cM-cC I I sandy loam. I I 30-60 lGravelly sandy I SM, cM 1oam, verygravelly J.oamy sand, very graveJ.ly sandy Ioam. 0-10 A-2 A-1 I lL0-22 I I 122-60 I lCobbly Ioam------lSM-SC, lA-4 I I ct-ul I lVery cobbly loam, IGM-GC, GC lA-4,I very cobbly clayl I I Loam. I IlVery cobbly sandy IGM, GM-GC, IA-1,Ioam, very cobbly loam, very cobbly sandy clay loam. See footnote aL end of table. sM-sc, sMl A-2 135-50 150-70 | 45-55 | 30-55 15-35 Pct I I I I 50-70 I 30-3s 0- 10 30-50 I Bs-100 I 80-r00 | ?0-9s I 50-?5 I 45-?0 I 40-55 I 40-80 I 2s-3s 15-30 5-15 0 0 0 I 95-100 I I 9s-100 I t95-1001 95-100 | 95-1.001 95-100 | I 95-100 I 95-100 I 95-100 I I 85-9s I I 50-80 I I I 70-85 70-90 55-85 70-85 ?0-90 55-85 s5-55 45-70 50-70 50-70 50- 60 50-70 50-70 50-50 20-60 30- 60 tt0 I 9s-100 I0 | 9s-100 |0 t9s-1.00 ttt 0-10 | 90-95 Ill 0-20 I 65-85 Itttt 10-30 i 40-80 I 0-5 I 20-35 I 75-90tt A-6 130-s0 ts0-65 30-70 I 10-25 | ?0-85 I 50-75 45-60 40-60 0-10 185-100 | 85-100 t75-100155-7s0-10 | 85-100 I 85-100 I 80-100 I 50-80 lttt0-10 I 85-100 I 85-100 | 75-100 155-?5 0-5 60-80 150-?5 140-55 125-35rllltt 60-80 ls0-?s t4o-60 t35-50 0-10 t45-60 I I 35-50 0-5 lt 50-60 140-50 130-40 115-25tt 40-80 135-75 125-55 t10-35 Pct 20-30 20-30 30-35 30-35 25-35 20-30 30-35 25-35 20-30 15-30 25-35 25-35 25-35 25-35 20-30 2s-30 20-30 25-30 25-35 20-30 5-10 5-10 10-L5 5-10 10-15 5-10 10- 15 5-10 NP-15 NP NP-15 5- 10 10-15 5- 15 NP-10 5- 10 NP-10 NP (-1n NP-10 CLassIflcat.ion t ----- I I I I I I ltttlt 28 Soll name and map symbol 26*, 27t, lg* 3 Dahlgulat------- Rock outcrop. 3 1--------- Dotsero 38, 39----- Evanston lDepth lclay I ttlrtt IMolst I bulk Idenslty I-@-a I TABLE 15.--PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SOILS--CONTINUEd Eroslon I WInd Permea- lAvailablel SoiI lsalinityl Shrlnk- | factorslerodl-lOrganic billty I water lreactlonl I swell I I lbilityl maLter I capaclty I I potent ia I In 0-4 4-11 1 1-30 30-60 lPctl tt In/hr I In/In I ttt2.0-6.0 I 0.05-0.10 I 6.6-?.8 I0.6-2.0 I 0.06-0.11 I 5. 5-?.8 I>6.0 10.03-0.0517.9-9.0 Iltt2.0-6.0 10.08-0.10t?.9-8.4 I2.0-6.0 t0.04-0.05t?.9-8.4 I>20 10.02-0.041?.9-8.4 Ittt tllttl<Z 1 161a_______ | 0.05 I<2 I Low------- I 0.02 I<2 I Low------- I 0.02 Ittr<2 I Low------- I 0.10 I<2 | Low------- | 0.02 |<2 , to"----:-- ; 0.02 I tl I Low------- I 6.19 pH cml 29r,30r: I I I I I I IDoIlard--------- I 0-4 I 35-40 I 1.20-1.30 I O.O6-0.2 I O. 17-0. 19 | ?. 4-8. 4 I4-33 | 35-50 I 1.30-r.40 I 0.06-0.2 I 0.13-0.18 | ?. 9-9.0 I ttto-6 112-20 I 1.25-1.35 I 5-13 I 20-3s I 1.25-1.40 I 113-60 | 7-2o11.2s-1.4s IttttSouthace--------l 0-101 5-2011.40-1.501 tL0-22 I s-20 I 1.4s_1.5s I 122-601 2-15 I 1.60-1.?0 |tttt 0-31 I 10-18 I 1.30-1. 40 I 31-41 | 10-18 | 1.40-1.50 | 41.-60 I 15-25 I 1.40-1.s0 Itttt32--------- I 0-7 | 10-18 | 1.30-1.40 |Dotaero I 7-41 I 10-18 I 1.40-1..s0 I I 41-50 I 15-25 I 1.40-1.50 Itttt33r: I I I IEaranan--------- | 0-5 I 10-20 I 1.40-1.55 I s-19 I s-18 I 1.40-1.ss I19 I --- Rock outcrop. 34, 35, 36-------l 0-5 115-2?11.35-1.45Empedrado I 5-40120-3511.40-I.55 I 40-60 I 15-30 I 1.40-1.55ttt37--------- I 0-8 | 10-23 I 1.3s-1.45 IEtoe I 8-24110-2011.40-1.501 I 24-60 l20-25 I 1. 4 5-1 .5s Ittt 0-14 I 15-27 I 1.25-1.35 I 14-31 I 18-35 I 1.35-1. 45 I I 31-60 I 18-2? I 1.35-1.4s Itttt40. 41----- I 0-12 I 15-2? I 1.25-1.35 IEvanstonl12-25 I 18-35 I 1.35-1.45 I 125-50 lL8-2't 11.35-1. {5 Itttt42r-------- I 0-10 I 4-30 I 1.20-1.50 I F luvaquent s I 1o-24 | 10-35 I 1.40-1.60 | I 24-60 I 0-5 | 1.50-1.70 Ittt43*, 44r: I I IForel]e---------l 0-5 115-2711.15-1.25 5-30 I 18-35 I 1.25-1 .35 30-50 I r-8-30 I 1.25-1 .35 Brownsto--------r0-20 | 1.35-1.45 | 15-20 I 1 .25-1 .35 I 1s-20 | 1.35-1.45 I 5-1s | 1.35-t.4s III lttt<2 lHigh------10.37<2 lHigh------10.3? I l----------t---- 2 .0-6.0 1 0.08-0.10 t2.0-5.0 I 0.07-0.09 I2.0-6.0 I 0. 11-0.18 Ilt 2 .0-6.0 I 0.10-0.14 I2.0-6.0 I 0.07-0.09 I2.0-6.0 I 0.11-0.18 I lttt 2.0-5.0 ' '9:!'o 5.5-8.4 ?.9-8.4 ? . 9-8.4 5. 5-8.4 7. 9-8.4 7.9-8.4 7.4-8.4 ' '1_l 'o 10.06-0.091 10.04-0.09t I 0.15-0 .18 I 5.5-7.3 10.19-0.2115.6-7.8 I 0.11-0.13 I ?.9-8.4 tt 10.15-0.1815.1-7.3 I 0.10-0.14 I 6.1-6.5 I 0.0s-0.11 | 6. 1-7.3 tt I 0.15-0.18 I 6. 1-?.8 10.15-0.2015.6-8.4 I 0.16-0.18 I 7.9-9.0 lt I 0. 1s-0 .18 I 6. 1-7.8 I 0.16-0 .20 | 6. 6-8 .4 I 0.15-0.18 I 7.9-9.0lt t0.07-0.1517.4-8.4 I 0.10-0.18 I 7.4-8.4 I 0.04-0.09 I ? .4-8 .4 ltlr I 0.15-0.18 I 6.6-8.4 10.15-0.21 | 6.5-8.4 10.15-0.18t7.9-9.0 I Low------- | 0.10 | I Low------- | 0.20 | I Low------- I 0.24 I tlt I Low------- | 0.20 | I Low------- | 0 .20 | lLow*------10.241 ttttlt I Low------- | 0.17 | I Low------- | 0.10 |t----------r----llrt <2 <2 <2 <2 <2 <2 <2 _:i 0.6-2.0 0.6-2.0 2.0-6.0 0. 6-2 .0 0.5-2.0 0.6-2.0 0. 6-2.0 0.6-2.0 0.5-2.0 0 .6-2 .0 0.6-2.0 0.6-2.O 0.5-20 0.5-2.0 >20 0.5-2.0 0.6-2 .0 0.6-2.0 lttt<2 | Low------- | 0.24 |<2 lModerate 10.24 I<2 | Low------- | 0.17 |ltt<2 I Lolr------- | 0.37 |<2 | Low------- | 0.15 |<2 I Low------- I 9.15 Iltl<2 | Low------- | 0.28 |<2 lModerare 10.3?l<2 I Low------- ; 9.37 1ltt<2 | Low------- I 0.28 |<2 I Moderate I 0.3? I<2 I Low------- I 0.37 Ittt <8 <8 <2 I Low------- | 0.20 | I Low------- | 0.28 I lLow-------10.05tttt<2 lLow-------10,32<2 lModerate I 0.37 <2 lLow-------10.3? 2.0-5.0 10.08-0.10 I 7.4-8.40.6-2.0 10.11-0.13 I 7.4-8.4 2 .0-6.0 I 0.05-0.08 I 7.4-8.42.0-6.0 I 0.05-0.10 | 7.4-8.4 ll <2 <2 <2 <2 I Low------- 1 9.29 1 I Low------- I 0.05 | I Low------- 1 g. rO , See footnote at end of table. ttt I T lgroup I Soil Survey Pct 1-3 1-3 t-2 3-6 3-5 <1 2-4 1-3 2-4 2-4 <1 .5-1 t-2 lttttt lttltt TABLE 16.--SOIL AND WATER FEATURES--Continued Floodlng water table I Bedrock I Rtsk of corrosLon Potenttal I I frost lUncoated lConcrete actlon I stseel I Hydro- loglc 9roup Frequency I I DuraElon I I I MonEbs I Depth lllKind lMonths lDepthlHard- I I Iness 1?i,19*,19*: Cochetopa-------- | I Ant robus--------- | I20---------------- | Coulterg CurecanEl-------- | I Eughes----------- | I 23,24------------l Cushool I I Cushool ---------- I I Rentsac---------- I I 26* , 21* , 2g*. I Dahlqui st-------- I I SouLhace--------- | 29* , 30*: I None-------- |tl I None-------- | I c B B B c C D B D I None-------- |tl Dollard---------- | I I I None-------- I I I Rock outcrop. 3r, 32----- Dot sero Earsman---------- | I Rock outcrop. I I 34,35,35--------l Empedrado 3'?---------------- | Etoe I I 38 , 39 , 4 0 , 4 I - - - - I Evanston I I See footnoLe aL I None-------- |tltltl I None-------- I I I I None-------- | I I I None-------- | tl ll I None-------- I lltl t able. B end of Ft >6.0 >6.0 >6.0 >5. 0 >6.0 >6.0 >6.0 >5.0 >6.0 >6. 0 >6.0 >6.0 >6.0 >6.0 >6.0 >5.0 In >50 >60 >50 I Moderate--- | Moderate lLow. tll I Moderate--- | High----- | Lot . tll I Moderate--- | Hlqh----- | Htgh. tll >60 I ---I Moderate--- | Moderate I Moderate. lll I Moderate--- I Moderat.e I Low. tll I Low-------- I Hlgh----- | Moderate.20-40 I soft 20-40 I soft I Low-------- l Hlgh----- l !{oderate ' >60 I --- >60 >50 I 8-20 I Hard I I I Low-------- I Hlgh----- | Low. rll I Low-------- I Hlgh----- | Low. tll | 20-40 | soft I Low-------- I Hlgh----- I Low ' rll lll I Moderate--- | Htgh----- | Low. tltlrl I 10-20 I Hard I Low-------- | Hlgh----- | Low - tltltl tll I Moderate--- I High----- | Low. I Moderate--- I Hlgh----- | Low. tl I I Moderate--- l uoderate I Low- tll lll I Low-------- | Htgh----- | Low. tlltll I I I >60 I I I I >50 >60 >50 ao (t) E ?(D Soll name and map symbol N(,r5 Aspen-Gypsum Area, Colorado TABLE 1?.--CLASSIFICATION OF THE SOILS (An astellsk ln the flrst. column lndicat.es that the soll is a taxadJunct to the series. See text for a descriptlon of those characteristj.cs of the soil that are outside the range of the series) soll name Famlly or hlgher taxonomic class 259 I I Acr Almy-- Angarl Anse I Anvlk -l ArIe---------------------- | Atenclo------------------- | Azelt lne------------------ |Browncto------------------ | CaI Iings------------------ |Camborthlds--------------- | Charcol------------------- I Cochetopa----------------- | CouIt,erg------------------ | curecant i----------------- I Cushool------------------- | Dahlqulst----------------- | Dollard------------------- | Dotsero------------------- | Earsnan------------------- | Empedrado----------------- | Etoe---------------------- I Evanston------------------ | Fluvaquent s--------------- | ForeIle------------------- | Foraey-------------------- | Fughes-------------------- | GosI ln-------------------- | Gothlc-------------------- | Grotte-------------------- | Gypslorthlds-------------- | Ipson--------------------- | Irrawaddy----------------- | Iyers--------------------- | Jerry--------------------- | Jodero-------------------- | Kllgore------------------- | Kobar--------------------- | Leavlttvllle-------------- I Mergel-------------------- | MllLerlake---------------- | Mlne---------------------- | Mlracl e------------------- I Moen---------------------- | Monad--------------------- | Mord---------------------- | Morval-------------------- I Moyerson------------------ | Mus se I-------------------- I PlneIIl------------------- | Redrob-------------------- | F.enL sac---- Rogert----- showalter-- Skylick---- sllgting--- Sout hace--- Sr.ariey---- Starman---- Elne, montmorlllonltlc Arldlc Argiborolls Flne-Ioany, mixed Borolllc Haplarglds Loamy, mlxed Lithlc Haploborolls Fine-1oamy, mlxed Typlc Cryoboralfs Loamy-skeletal, rnixed Typic Cryoborolls Flne-loamy, nixed Boralfic Cryoborolls Loamy-skeletal., mixed Aridlc Haploborolls Fine-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal, mixed, mesic Aridic Argiustolls Fine-loamy over sandy or sandy-ske1etal, mixed, mesic Torriorthentic Haplustolls Loamy-skeletal, mixed BorolLic calciorthlds Clayey-skeletal, montmorlllonl.tic Boralfic Cryoborolls Camborthlds Loamy-skeletal, mixed Cryic Pachlc Pal-eborolls Fine, montmorillonitic Argic Pachic Cryoborolls Fine-Ioamy, mixed Typic HaploboroIls Loamy-skeletal, mlxed Typic Arglborolls Fine-Ioamy, mixed Borollic Haplargids Loamy-skelelal, mixed BoroIIic Haplargids Fj.ne, tnont.morillonitlc (calcareous), fri.gid UsLic Torriorthents Coarse-Ioamy, mixed Pachic Haploborolls Loamy-skeIetal, mixed (calcareous), frigid Lithic Ustic Torriorthents Pine-Ioamy, mixed Typic Argiborolls Loamy-skeletal, mixed Typic Paleboralfs Elne-Ioamy, mixed Aridlc Argiborolls F Iuvaquent s Pine-Ioamy, mixed BoroIlic Haplargids Loamy-skeletal, mixed Arglc Cryoborolls Flne, hontmorillonitic Pachic Argiborolls Coarse-loamy, mixed (calcareous), frigid Ustic Torriorthents Fine, montmorillonitic Argic Cryoborolls Loamy-skeIet.aI, mixed (calcareous), frigid Ustic Torriorthents Gypsiorthids Loamy-skeletal, rnixed Aridic Argiborolls Loamy-skeleiaI, carbonatic Typic Cryoborolls Flne, montmorillonltic (calcareous) Typic Cryorthents Fine, montmorill,onitic Argic Cryoborolls Fine-Ioamy, mixed CumuIj,c Haploborolls Fj.ne-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletaL, mixed Cumulic Cryaquolls Pine, montmorillonltlc Borollic Camborthids Fine-loamy, mixed Pachic Cryoborolls Loamy-skeIetal,, mlxed Torriorthentic Haploborolls Pine-loamy, mixed Arglc Pachic Cryoborolls Coarse-loamy, mixed, nonaciC Typic Cryorthents Fine-Ioamy, nixed Argic Cryoborolls Fine-Ioamy, mixed Typic Argiborolls Flne-Ioamy, mlxed Arglc Cryoborolls Fine, montrnorillonitic Boralfic Cryoborolls Fine-Ioamy, mixed Aridic Argiborolls Clayey, montmorillonitic (calcareous), frigid, shal.Iow Ustic Torriorthents Fine-1oamy, mixed (calcareous), friqid Ustic Torriorthen!s Eine, montmorillonitic Borollic Haplargids Fine-Ioamy over sandy or sandy-skelet.al, mixed (calcareous), frigid Eluvaquentic HapIaquoJ. L s Loamy-skeletaL, mixed (calcareous), frigid Lithic Ustic TorriorLhents Loamy-skelelal, mixed Lithic Cryoborolls Clayey-skeletal, monEmoriLlonitic Typic Argiborolls Pine-Ioamy, mlxed Crylc Pachic Paleborolls Clayey-skeJ.eLal, montmorillonitj.c Cryic Pachic Paleborolls Loamy-skeletal, mixed (calcareous), frigid UsLic Torriorthents Loamy-skeletaI, mixed Lithic Cryoborolls Loamy-skeletal, mixed (calcareous) LiLhic CryorthenLs Nebon Eruiltontnsfltal & Wa,sutpatcr Sotutbt* Ltd. E sENt gviA and c Printing, Inc, i 2-22-94 i 1 1 :43 ;3039233511+303 945 594BiS 2 w s M-E_MORAITpUM To: From: Date: Re: Mr. Davld Hlcks Jeff Slmonsen, SGM Englneerln O I ,./ :}ffi]il"*ww Hlala/Prl nce Creek Eshtas Su bdivision Revlenn' of Property for On.sltg Wastewater Systems As requested, Nelson Hnvironmental and Wastewater Solutions, Ltd., has performed a preliminary soils study to determine thE suihbility of each of the proposed residential lots for an on.site wastewater disposal system. Garfield County is requiring that the means of wastewater disposal conform to regulations, and if individual sewage systems ar€ proposed, the soils on the property ehould meet the crlterla eshblished in the Garfield County Rcgulations on lndividual Sewagc Dieposal Systema and the Colorado Department of Hsalth Guidelines for lndlvidual Sewage Disposal Syrteme (Revlsed 1988) a$ a sultable soll. The establlshed crlterla lnclude an acceptable percolation rate of between five and sixty minutes per lnch, slopes across the bullding envelope of less than 30%, and an absence of ground water or bedrock formations within eight feet of the sufface of the ground. The wastewEter from each of the four new residences proposed can be disposed of by means of an individual sewage disposal system. Each lot is to be approxlmately 2 acree ln size, There is sufiicient area on each lot to meet all rnlnlmum setback and locatlon requirements for the placernent of the individual sewage dlaposal syatem. The alope to the West ls moderata and less than 6%. ln general, the solls near each of the bullding envelopes should consist of a brownish loam topsoll and a clay loam subsoll overlaylng a loam substratum to a depth of more than five feet. There are no rocks or boulders present in the soil. The percolation rates are likely to be moderatE, and the on-site disposal of wastewater flows should be feqsible. This property is located within the soil survey mapped by the Soil Consenration Service. It le expected that solltype "38", an Evanston loam, wlll predomlnate on the property, I SENT'BY:A and C Printing' Inc. i 2-22-94 ; 11:43 i 303923351 1+s03 945 594BiS 3 Prince Creek Eshtes Submlsslon Setmge Disposal System Ewluation February 17,1994 Page 2 The soil type, mapped on the bench whEre the bullding sits$ are to be located, is e)pected to be a loam or clay loam, lt is derlved from the alluvlal deposltion of the mineral formations of the area. Thls soil has only moderate limihtions for the lnstallation of septlc systems, dependent on the moderatE permeability and somewhat sloilsr percolatlon rates. The soll is charac'terized as bllows: 1) Bedrock and groundwatEr are deep 2) There ars no coarae fragments over 3 inches in diameter 3) A low or moderatE ehrlnk.swell potential 4) Moderately slow permeabillty 5) The percentage of olay in the soll ls repoded between 15 and 35 percent We have verl{led that a conventional lndlvldual septic system can be located in areas of the property wtth sultable soils. There are exlstlng residences adJacent to the propefi, all of which have conventlonal sefiic sptems, While the aoll on eaoh lot should be sultable, well-devEloped, and sufilciently permeable, the applicant should be aware of and prepare the fuilher slte investigations required before permiE and approvals oan be lssued by Garfield County for the construc{lon of an individual s€wage disposal systrm. A sita speclflc percolation test must be done on each lot to determlne the frnal deslgn of tre septic systems before beginning the construc'tion of the resldences. ln summary, lt ls our opinion that an on-slte wastewater disposal aystem can bE construc'ted on each property that conform to the Garfleld County Regulatlons on lndividuql Sewage Dleposal Systeme. Reviewed by: Jefi S , Meyer Engineerlng .a I :-'/.-J I'._.. :-.i / :.,;-; ./ wt/et*tl ?a ',.'/'.