HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 ApplicatonPRELIMINARY PI.AN FOR
BOND SUBDIVISION
APP|icant:
Danel Bond
Damon Bond
Paige Bond
PO Box 127
New Castle CO 81647
PrePared bY:
Resource Engineering' lnc'
909 Colorado Avenue- -^--
orenwootl SPrings CO 81601
(970) 9456777
JulY 2002
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION .
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PRELIMINARY PLAN suBMlrrAL BligllREMENrs' "-- -sECrroN
4: so pReuurNARY.MI.\Bll,'
nhpEr.rorx o' Title commitment
APPENDIX E: GEOIOgY
APPENDTX F: Soils
APPENDIX G: Vegetation
APPENDIX H: Witdlife
APPENDIX l: Drainage
Apperuox.tt watersuPPlY
nPFEuox rt sewage DisPosal
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LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: Mineral Owner of Record
APPENDIX B: VicinitY MaP
ffiEffifi A ffi;"?Xqloinins propeay and propefi wihin 200 Feet
MAPS
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Preliminary Plan
Existing Conditions
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NTRODUCTION
The Bond subdivision is proposed as a two lot subdivision of a parcet platted in 1982 as Lot 2 of the Turk
subdivision. The Turk subdivision is rocated in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section
25, Township 5 South, Range 91 West of the.6u' P'M' The subdivision of located on the east side of
county Road 245 immediatery south of its intersection with East Erk creek Road. The Turks subdivision
was originally platted as two lots, Lot 1 containing 4'36 acres and Lot 2 containing 4'00 acres' Lot 2 is
bordered on the east side by Erk creek subdivision which contains rob that are typically less than 7'000
square feet. Lot 1 of the Turk subdivision borders the properly on the north' The propeay is bodered
on the south by an access drive and on the west by county Road 24s. The properry generally slopes
from the northeast towards the southwest at a grade of approximatery 100/o. The northwestern portion
of the site has a rcck out crop which has sropes of 2oo/o ro 2so/oon the east side and 4so/o to 50o/o on the
west side. There arc two existing residentiar structures, one rocated on the eastern harf of the prcperty
and one located on the westem portion of the property. A barn and shed are located in a pasture on the
eastem most portion of the properly'
The properly is zoned A.R-RD and is located in the DistrictA, Urban Area lnfluence for New Castle on
the Garfierd county comprehensive pran for 1gg4. The proposed density of the deveropment is consistent
with the A-R_RD zoning and recommended densities for District A, which a*ow for a maximum of 7
dwering units per acre. The westerry singre famiry residence was constructed under buirding permit No'
64g3 as an approved accessory dwelling unit on the 4 acre parcel. The applicant proposes to subdivide
the property into 2 single fiamily lots' each containing 2 acres'
potabre water br each rot is cunen*y suppried by the Town of Nen casre centrar ,nater system. sewage
for each rot is treated by separate individuar sewage disposar systems. The property is accessed off of
county Road 245 on a private a@ess road and ac@ss to each rot is from existing driveways off of a
common ac@ss easementthrough the property' The common access easementalso provides a@ess
to Lot 1 of the Turk Subdivision'
PRELIiIINARY PI.AN SUBMITTAL REQUIREiNENTS
SEGTION 4:50 PRELIUINARY PI-AN TAP
The preriminary pran map was prepared by Tuttre surveying services and is incruded in the back pocket
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Item B:
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Item D:
Item E:
Item F:
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Item H:
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Item J:
The name of this subdivision is Bond Subdivision
Thedatapreparation,graphics@le,basisofbarring,symboldesignatingnorth,and
""rtin""tion
by a colorado Registered Professional surveyor are shown on the map'
The boundary lines wiffr bearings and distances, survey ties and legat description of the
proposed subdivision are shown on the preliminary plan map'
TheownersandapplicanbareDarrelBond,DamonBondandPaigeBond,PoBoxl2T'
New Gastle CO 81647, telephone number is (970) 984'034;2'
TheengineerisResourceEngineering,lnc.,MichaelJ.Erion,P.E.,g0gColorado
Avenue,GlenwoodSpringscosl6ol,telephonenumberis(970)945$777.
ThesurveyorisTuttleSurveyingservices,JeffreyA.Tuttle,226HeatherLane,
Glenwood Springs CO 81601' telephone number is (970) 928-9708'
The mineral owners and lessees of mineral owners of record are listed in Appendix A'
A vicinity map is included in Appendix B'
Theownersofadjoiningp'opertyandproperlywithin200feetarelistedinAppendixC.
The two lots in the subdivision willbe accessed by private driveways as shown on the
map.Therearenopublicstreetswittrinthesubdivision'Theareaofeachlotisshown
on the maP.
AllproposedanddefinedeasemenEforthesubdivisionareshownonthemap.
Theexistingbuildingsadheretolotsetbacksallorrswtthanexistingzoning.
The proposed land use will be for 2 existing single family homes' in complianoe with the
existingandproposedA-R.RDzoning.Thesubdivisioncontains4'0acresthatis
proposedtobedividedintotwolotswithoneexistingdwellingunitoneachlot.Thetotal
gross density proposed is 1 dwelling unit per 2 acres'**"-**"'*
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The existing topography is shown on the existing conditions maps with 2 footcontours'
There is no common open space proposed in the subdivision'
There arc no areas proposed for public parks' schools and other public buildings'
fiacilities or use.
The tu/o lots in the subdivision will be accessed by private driveways and a prtvaE
ac@sseasement.TherearenopublicstreeBwlthinthesubdivision.
Existing easements of record arc shown on the map'
SECTION 4:60 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Item A:There are no proposed reservations or dedications of sites for public and/orcommon
facilities or use.
Development on the t\i,o proposed lots is existing'
The two proposed lots have existing ac@ss to county Road 245 via a private a@ess
roadalongthesoutherlyboundaryofthepropertyandprivatea@esseasementwhich
extends trrough the Bond Subdivision'
There will be no off street parking within the development except the parking thatwill
serve the existing single family residences'
There are no soilor geologic hazards on the property' Therc are steep slopes on the
hillside in northwesterly portion of the property' The two existing homes are not located
on the steeP sloPes.
The area in the vicini$ of the subdivision is not known to have any potentialradiation
hazards. Radiation hazard has not been identified at the existing home' signiftcant
development has occuned in the sunounding area and a radiation hazard has not been
identi'fied in this area'
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Item C.'
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Item E:
Item F:
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Item A:
Item B:
Item C:
Item D:
Item A:
Item B:
A title commitment for properly is included in Appendix D'
There is no proposed subdivision of a section'
A map and description of the geology is presented in Appendix E'
A map and description of soil $pes is presented in Appendix F'
A map and description of vegetation is presented in Appendix G'
A description of wildlife habitation is presented in Appendix H'
All of the utilities serving the two existing residences have been constructed and
approved by the appropriate entity'
water is provided by the Tourn of New castle, sewage disposal is through existing lsDS
systems, electric seMce is plovided by Excel Energy, Qwest provides telephone service
tothehouseandcabletelevisionserviceisprovidedbyAT&TBroadband.
SECTION4:70-SUPPLEMENTALINFORMATON:GEOLOGY'SOILS'VEGETATIONANDWLDLIFE
SECTION4:80'SUPPLEIUIENTALINFORilATION:DRAINAGEPLAN
A drainage plan for the subdivision is presented in Appendix l'
The existing drainage facilities are adequate to convey the 25 year storm event' Drainage is auray from
the existing houses and they are not subject to damage or flooding in 100 year storm' Detention storage
is provided by the gravet drive embankment and the ditch embankment both tocated on Lot 2A'
SECTION 4:90. SUPPLEi,IENTAL INFORMANON: UTILITY PIAN
SEGTION 4:9T -WATER SUPPLY PI.AN
ThewaterforthetuloexistingresidencesissuppliedbytheTownofNewCastlecentralwatersystem.
AletterfromtheTownofNewcastleapprovingasecondtapfortheproperlyandareceiptforpurchase
a second water tap is provided in Appendix J'
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SECTION 4292 -SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Each residence is served by an individualsewage disposalsystem. Both systems are operalionaland
do not show signs of fairure. The rsDs system fur the ADU was consfiucted was under individuar sewurge
disposar permit No. 2g65 and meets the requirements of the Garfierd county rndividuar sewage Disposal
Requirements and the Goromdo Department of pubric Hearth of Environment. A copy of the permit and
system design are included in Appendix K'
A management pran for the operation and maintenance of the individuar sewage disposarsystems is also
included in APPendix K'
SECTION 4:94 - OFFSITE ROAD IMPACTS
The proposed subdivision creates two rots which each incrude an existing residence. Based on
discussions with county staff the road impact fee wflr onry be accessed for the one additional lot created
by the subdivision. The trip generation manuar by the rnstitute of rransportation Engineers gives an
average da*y traffic (ADT) count of 9.ss for singre fiamiry detached housing. The ADT of 9.ss times the
one new rot produces a totar ADT of 9.55. The propefi is rocated in Area 4 which has a road impact fee
of$l04perADT.ThercadimpactEeisthereforeestimatedat$993.20.
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Sketc-h PlanPreIimr.narY' Final
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SUBDIVISION APPT,ICATION FOM'T
SUBDIVISION NN'[E: Pond Subdivision
OI{NER: Darrel Bond, Damon &. Paige Bond
ENGINEER/PLANNER/SURVSyoR:
Resourde EnSineering ' rnc '
LOCATfON: Section 25 TownshiP5 So'th Range 9L West
ttATBR SOURCE: Town of New Castle
SEWAGE DISPOSAL METIIOD: ISDS
PUBLTC AccESS VIA: countl Road 245
Privaoe Access Easements
AIA/RDEXISTING ZONING:
EASEMENIIS: Ut'111tY Easenents will be created in the roadwaY and along
ot lines as nec sary.
Ditch n exia0in ditch crosses the proPertY (irri tion)
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT AREA:
(1)Resldential
Single FarnlY
DuPIexuuiti-tanilY
Mobile Home
(2) Comnercial
(3) Industrial
({) BgbIic/Quasi-Publlc
Number
2
Lcres
4 .00
Floor Area Acres
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1TIOTAL:
PARKING SPACES:
2 units
Residential NA
Commercial
rndustr ial
a .00
APPENDIX A
Mineral Owner of Record
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MINERAL OWI\ERS AND LESSEES
TherearetwooilandGasLeaseswhichcouldincludetheBondProperly.Theseare
listed berow with th;owners ana ress"es oii""ora and the last known address for each.
oil and Gas Lease recorded at Receptioo No. 303852 in Book 548 at Page 492'
Owner: RonaldKissee
1445 Walnut Avenue
Grand Junctiou Colorado 81501
Lessee: Robert J. PenneY
P.O. Box 363
CasPer, WYoming 82602
oil and Gas Lease recorded at Reception No. 303853 in Book 548 at Page 493'
Owner: Mary Loraine Jackson and Loris I' Jackson
1445 WalnutAvenue
Crand Junction' Colorado 81501
Lessee: Robert J. PenneY
P.O. Box 363
CasPer, WYoming 82602 '
APPENDIX B
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
l-ot2,Turk subdvisbn, bgabd inthe nortruestorc quabrof sectbn 2s,Tornslsp 5 sodl
RflrS 91 WeSof fie Silh Princtpd tvffiidian, Garftld CouE, Cobiado pqdrUhfietnd
plat ttereof filed br record on Jantrary 29, 1$2in fire Offioe of fie GafEU Cottff Oefi ad
Reorffi d Reception Nrfiber 324?20'
APPENDIX C
Owner of Adioining ProPertY and
PropertY within 200 Feet
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Jack ard Jean GaY
76 CountY Road 241
NevY Cadle, CO 81647-9733
212$i252-O0-O71
Brerda C. ClaPPeY
2([17 Gounty Road 2'05
NwGasille, CO E1647
21?s;?5't.-o,'oo1
Steve E. Maznb
LynnA Kleegor
P.O. Box 168
New Cdle, CO ElO47
2129251-Affi4
ldefanso & Piedd Jurado
(D4ll NavaioStreet
NewCa$le, CO 81647
212$i25143{10
Marvin T. Colbr
P.O. Box258
New Cdle, @ 81647
2125|251{8.&8
212*251.o3{,}9
Robert & BeverlY Dob0c
165 Navafo Strect
Nfl@stle, @ 816t[7
212si25142416
Dennis & Hanist Broum
96 NavaJo Streot
NeryCastle, CO 81647
21?*251tr.412
Kevin P. Jocfium
96 tlavaio Strcst
NowCestle, CO 81647
272s|251-05'{'04
GeraE R. Gntnska
44 l.lavejo StrsGt
NGwCsstle, CO 81647
212*25145'005
LouisThompson' 522 Mesa Verde Ave'
Carbordale, CO 81623
2125-?5145{lo3
Ril*tard & Shori Bradley
350 Rainbov Dr.
sitL co 816!t2
212F;25241.o01
UVm. D. Watker&Jrdith Lee
P.O.Bo(587
l.hrCestlc, CO 81647
2125-i252{J-132
212$i2524G133
Watter&Mola Huber
1793 CR245
NmGasfile, CO 81647
212+i2514/-}w.
21fi-231{/-oo3
TonY & Sarah P4ni
33 Navaio St.
NewGastle, CO E1647
21?-*251{4-d,,5
Davfil A. thrdY
55 Navaio St. #10
NervCaslte, CO81647
2125-2514}i0[J7
Andrew & ShirleY McClelland
Clo ]GYe K GrossDuskin
153 Navaio St
l,lerv Gastle, CO 81647
2125-25142419
Jemes Heuch Shenie Eversole
37 uteAve.
tl€m, Castle. CO 81647
212$i2514/fiOs
JoYce Gaton
20 NarraloTrail
l.leu, Ca$b, CO 81647
212$i251{[J-o18
iWtan &Alina King
12() ComancfieroTr-
NwCastle, CO81647
212$2512{[J-081
Ricfiad W. Zmmercr
P.O. Box 345
Neur Castle, CO 816t[7
212s;251{J,o15
Wlrnan E. BontragPr
& W. WamPler
7 i,lavalo S[.
New Castle" CO 81647
212$|25143flJ1
2125i25143{,0P,
212s?5143-OO3
Gilbert D Lore
P.O. Box293
Gbn. Spgs., CO 81601
212'2s143{,J8
Floyd Dobb6 & BofrY Rodmer
16lt Navalo SL
New Castb. @ 61647
2125-251-08.ffi
Ted Parlter
P.O. Box270E
Glen. SPgs., Co E1601
212$i25142{J2
AdonaEo & Cordio l'lenena
21 lJte Ave.
NewCasfle, CO 81647
212$251{/fi10
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Diedre Pilar
8l,lavaio St
lrlanrCastle. @ 81647
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shoul by the public n:conls'
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Arry licn. rrr rrglrt ro rr li*r fof scrvict$, labor or matcrirl hcrcofore or her.,ftst furnishcd' i'rp,*d by hw and not
riltrnvo hy thr.t piblic rt'cotrls'
licfcctt, lir'tlg, tltcutllht'.lrrr;i:,t, trrlvsrSe ClahtrS, or othcf mattcrs' if any' ucatcd' firtr appearing in thc pubtic rct'otdS Or
,r*xchinB ;rrhrcrgucrrr r* ihc rffecrivc ctarc h..rc6f i,ripriu, ,o the daw-thc proposctl Inrirrqd ecquires &r vattrc of rccord
lltr.: c:il:lrr'or illtcrctit or trwrtgitgt' thcreott covctcd hy thB Commitn"nt'
l,ir wr rlr q:i$ss+rrrrlls titrl yi.l rltlv or Payatrlc and spscilt lsscss$rculs no( y€l cenified to thc Trcastucr's ollicc'
:\ny lrttp.ri,t ti$e$ or A$tctstllrinlt ql':tittsl slid lorttl'
I ,xur tirr ttnltslqJ waicr iutcl rurvsr cfuu5cs' if auy'
.r hc cft..r,t of incr$sior ir irrry go}(mr or specific warGr eo[rsrvrncy. firc proEcrion, soil conscwrtion or otlu't district or
urclrrii(rtr irt alty rvatet servicc (u sItel inqrrovcmuol alcll'
l.trryltirrlrrl ttrinirrg ctirittts, wntr'r rights' cldnts or titt'l to warr'
Rigrrr of rr prup'ic,ror of :r vein or rtxrrr ro srtrsct aud rcnrovc hir orc thcrcfrom shou&r the ssn* be found to psnctrttc or
,rtcrs(tr tliu suhjtct FroF(:fry ns rescrvsd in rhc tjnitcd starcs pnrenr recorded october 22, rEgo in Book t2 at Prge 63'
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tkuk .r.r!i :rl p,rgr .;i;;id."ruron No. iiiiiil. *,ri,*y ru,I nll :rssigrnents thpreof or intcr*ts tl*rciu'
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rr,t;ry ?r,, r99r r* Bilrl. Bi:r ar'pugp 4{5, rcci*'r.ilrry ro,igqz in Irok g36 ar p;rgc E3g Bsd recordcd May 5' 1999 in
f ,*rk f lIi{ ar Pr;1.e 20i rrndcr tlmeptiorr No' S45O{3'
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,ril,y cr*np1cs ,o il*-i;;ioi scrric*'il;y, ,,rni.n inchdes insunincc eompanics
nrrr{ thcir 'snrl$.
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cirstonre r s rt o,} w,ry Jn ;; klr r* co[-ect and use crtstomcr information.
,l.lrorla|cnrentRllachcdtnoronthgi,eversEsideofthisletteristhcprivacypolicyofthc
I.arrclAn$rica fanrily of -co_rnpanies.
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urrt ,fiunsn,rrion Titie lr;;t** Clyf*i-- iltif .isde policics and hmitle rerl cstate
clnsi'gs in virtuolly evcr.y O1t "l ,li;unfr.='e n r*Lr of otlur companics in th'
fa*rily pmvi6c otl,r rgai estAte scwiccs, *o tot,".olcratc more locally' You may
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priv"cy ptiffiiog to elcc&onic
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rlorrrpa*y issuerl i;r;; pli;r.'Y, wiii continuc to Fotalt tlrc privacy' aocurac'y' and
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tandlnrcrica PrivacY
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rrrrst, kimrs o.f ird.arnrttiott vtt crilecl. Most of r,auur,{merica's brrsincss is title irsurancc, brrt there
aff .,rlrirtr:rrrir;.s i* rr*r riu*ily ttru pmvi.rc othsr reor cstate services ro consunler$' we coltcct
inrirtrtt;tti,fl lilrout y,u, (rirr insrance, f,,u, ,*,r.1, irtrcrrcss, tercPhonc nunrber), and infonnation about
y*rrr r**r:.trrio*. rri.i,,,irriiir,, i.r*ntiry-oi irr* rofrrmpcrtytrrar ynu *r buying or financing' wc obtain
a (]oriy rrf a,y trer;rrs, noius, o, nro,rgn ;ffi iiir'ir,*rnro in rhc transaction- wc gnay get this
in*rrrq;rrion flilur y,r,iliirrri, rt,, tendIffirr*, "-r
rcar,esratc brt*er lhat you luvc ch<rsen' o*r titls
irrslltitri{c r:orrqrrrniu$ifr.u irt f.i,, infrrn"lUon-ftnin ft* pgblic records ubout thc propcrty so thet w€ Gtltl
prr'pilri ir tillc i,rri*"c" pti*y' )Vlr*;;; tt"'t{"..*:ing' cscrow' or scltlcnred servicrls' mortgagc
rerrrring, or roorrgirgc lrmr sn:rvicing, wc rroy gcl yor, ,i"ior sccurity nuurber, aud we 'ray rcceivc
arrrriritrrrar intr.rrnra'iion frrrnr rhinl Parrrcs ir,ltriaing appraisars, credit rePorrs, rarxl swveys' €scrow
ircc,u,l rrrrirncrx, ;-r.t ,;;;i.ri*rcs'h*i
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nrniiers to faciliarc thc transaction' If yoll olE
ffi;;,il;a';;i,il;;forrnr,tio* we ltave collcdcd, plcasc write lo us'
rlrrrp rr,rr us* ,1fr iult,rpwtiort. 'IIte conrgury givinq or.specific'rlly arloptiagrlris ooticc does iiol strtrt
yorlr iill.orrirrtiofi wlrh nrarlicrcffi outjird itJ i*n iunily. Tlrcre'u ur nee,l to tcll us to kecp yow
i,,fi,rrn,rriorr to orrrscr*cs hcsi,r*jn ,*r ri*rr;*" i;,lb;'tton only to-nrovktc thc scrvicc rcguestcd by
,1111y *f y6rrr 1,'tle.r, or in olhcr.wttys friiriJ tift*' llre nrivicf Jiws pcrrrit some shrriog withott
iqnrr ;rpprovnr. w;;;t $"r, inrrr,ffi;;-"i,i;.;ramiid*o rtriirr panics iu order b ceny oi't a$d
sdrvicc yorr rr,rl.iar,tiou kr prrtccl ,gii*t]r.u,l or.urrar-tlr,lrir,d rrinsactions, for inttitutioul rist
r:frilrrrrl, $nil t, p,ouitn i,rforniari,,n, ;;;;;; *d.l* Goforcctoet', agffGio* companics wilhin a
Ihur*y rrxry slurri: "-rt i" inioinratio"';;"g ,l**r.r"* in orrrer to idontifv arul rnarkct tlreir own
prrxrrrrs lrnr.rtrr:r rilil;"y rr ,*n,r to iou] irroit inronaoti* ou"t you is ct,n d only kr facititatc
y$rrrtoflsacr,*, ,oiiii*ini otlpr prrryoso pcrmittet by law.
Irevt ve pr,or$$ wr inlounariotr. wc rcstrft:t sccess to nonpublic porsonal infomration abou you ro
rhnw urir,loyu:r.s *r,, ,i&a thc i*fo,riuti';;; p"i* i;;^ilt: o'- sorvices to you' wc nniotoin
pliy*icpl, elcct'ortic, a*rl procrxlrr* *.f itintuiffii L*nfi *m law to guard your nonPublic pe*onal
ilil;;r,,,;,,u We ,[iifr.j;;b. **nfu,oy;r privacy poli"y witlr our enployces'
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lfii1i;ififfiffi;fiil rruiry ,r.y;pr;ili;.uv, h wr*ins, rdopr our poricv r.rcncrr.
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ORIGIl{AL
APPENDIX E
GeologY
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GEOLOGY
The site geology consists of a Mancos Shale hill in the northwesterly corner of the
;;il.y iia Ai""iJ fan deposit. 9" 9" remainder of the property. The alluvial deposits
are from tne vrancos Shall on the hillside above the properly and are trnderlain by
Mancos Shale Uearoct. There are no identified geologic nazaras on the property. af gr
the houses and reacrrfields for the subdivision have 6een constructed and approved by
Garfield CountY.
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soILs
TherearefourmappedsoilunitsontheBondPryperybasedontheUSDASCSSoil
Survey of Rifle ArJ; C;l"t d". P:t. inchde tttt nttat Chy Loam 6 to 12 Percent
slopes, Heldt crarioam 12 to 25 percent slopes, Potts-Ildefonso 12 to 25 Percent
Slopes,andBadland.Thestructtlresonthepropety.-T?locatedwithintheHeldtClay
loam. The badtand area is mapped ," tr,. t*irr hil in the northwest comer of the
property. Soits cofiii* *i^t"it"Uf" Or the su6ivision' The two houses and
i.u"rrn.ta, have been constructed and approved by Garfield county.
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is brown gravelly sandy loam. about 5'""iiiiiitl, is sand, cobbles' ancl
?tf ii:::i"'soir is'".:qtE gl ry11;
##T*=Ji"?:':i"ff xlfl ff3'H"*3:
ll drained' TYPicallY'soil is deeP and we
#'i"-r"aoiln srav sravellv qndv 191I
Ih'iir -il" doel'tvris
"f;!i fi,ff:ffi:sandY loam about 1 . r - -LL,-^ +a ^ldHilouiiand, gravel, and cobbles to a
lnes or more. ---:r:':7d;";itine soit is moderatelY tqPi9'
;::o;'i;dt ow. rttective loolins d"-4li:
;1il;'d;riaJe runott is slow' and the
ff"fl*; mainlv ror srazins "ry-:Yl:i"Lto.", ind griss-legurne haY are
ffisrt"d mainlY bY floodins- q11yl X*::;
i;ik;G ##nt serious ".t?l91 qYfI
.irliifig rn' drYfarmed areas also
i'ieoetation on these soils is mainly wheat'
*n-. anO needleandthread'
Liiiiion -o.i"tiot"t*, rofi ano q!ru..!s
the ,ange is in poor condition' qg^"-"lg
annuaiptants are numerous' Properly
i'ii.Ii":t Ii""'and improves range condi-
;Tg#'-rut'::s*ml*"il;TiiE!
#;#id. FtEiatind a seedbed and drillins
!-g;;;;"iic&. iiorcins brush imProves
dove, rabbtt, squinel, an{ somg dg"I ]ryIn'ffi soils, mainty in areas of crops'
soil to, community development.o' 31-l
rn"t"ti"t-is timited bY the large
;;ig; i" neeoeo for sePtic tti!,3P:97
ot-"*P"g" and ine Possibiliry of
water.
1;'i;' capability subclass lVs, inigated'
lnn. ff,rc broadly defined unit .consists of
G'r, lii]!r. n".tt'v banen land dissected by
;ffi"ilfi;"g"- dr,.nn"ls that have cit into
iii'i"o ono"ione of the Greel liv1.roryg'l#;;';h"i" "no
siltstone of the Wasatch'-
ita"t" v"tOe Formations' Badland .gryf,il";ileiiiea, mainrv 9n $9eo lolllilF.:nd
tes tnat hlve outcrops of shale or sand-stolle'
About 15 percent of this map-.unit is.,small' isolated
"[Jt-ii
';;ur, i"t'i'",""no obttaro, soils' These soils
have only a sparse p't'ani to'"t' mainly scattered pinyon
lil-i,i"ii"i -in" ,"G ioi-std'ins.is very !l'tlg' .r!:
il;.Tr5;id"'a-tittt" p'ot""tion aid cover for livestock
and wildlife.'' E"arino is unsuitable for community.development' .
Badland is in capaLiiity suOcfass'Vllle' roninigated'
l(FBegay sandy loam, 1 to 6 pelcent sbpec'-This
d";;, ;"lf;iaineo, ireatrv ilvet to [ientlv rollirg soil b on
;ilfiei't;;'*o tlo"iot vallevs' Ebvation ranseg [roq
#d;i" 65oo teet. rhr toii ti'rmed in alluvium delived
from red-bed sanosonJanJ snae' The average annual
k'Jg''rll"J'," m* i."Brug? ::Tir#"1y"135
iiot[-rt"" period is about 120 days'
Typically, fi," "utii"" 1"v"1 i9 Lqd or yellowish..red
sandv loam about ri incnd thick' The subsoil is yellor'-
ffi;;fiil; ilJt ioai'i auo't 10 inches thick' rhe sub
;i;f i'J v"rro*isnil ;t*v sandv loam to a depth of
60 inches.
lncluded with this soil in mapping are small areas of
o#;;il Ai"aron soiis tnat'riaG dopes of 6 to 12
percent. These "t""Jilr" Jp afout 5 io 10 percent of
the maP unit."'prini""Oility is moderately rapid' and. available water
d;;it;; i6". ercau" iooti:ns g"plh i" 60 inche'
;ffi; d rrno* is srow, ano tre er6siori trerzard is moder-
ate.
This soil is used mainly for some inigated-pstule fltd
n"v""ni-t, grazing:-ffiaf aoeages of wheat barlev'
and oats are grown'-'ErJJJing afro
"p,inr.rers
are suitable for inigating this
*ir.lliii Eoir is oiOught and needs lrequent inigBtion to
;;ir;;";t"ps. contt6iiiij tne rate of water application
reduces PiPing and erosion
The native ,"g"tation on this. soil is mainly wheat-
gr*, neeOteanOlnread, and sapeb.rusht
When range .onJition O"t"ri6rates' forbs and shrubs
i";;;;.'Wtiln in"-iange-is itt poor @ndition' urdesira-
;i;;;a; ino annGiphnts are numerous' Properlv
iiiniging-giazing r"''t'iit; and improves ranolco$i;
iiiii.-5i,6oiig i*prov"i ianse in po6r condition' crested
,"-r',d"tgi"G,-weit"m *neitgrqPi' and Russian wildrye
are suitable tor seeJing' Preiaring a seedbed and drilling
the seed are good Practices'"'6t6;t"iitiuuit,"qui""r, moumirg dove' chukar' and
some mule deer find habitat on this soll'*iiJ"'
oi'iniJ soil ior communrtv .de-v.e9.pryqnt ang-n a
*rt " of construction materiai is timited by seepage'
large stones, and excess fines'
This soil is in capaUiity suUctasses llle' in[ated' ard
lVe, nonirrigated.
r#ffi fl",,Tltl"J:fl Xe"?"J""t:?"ffffi%*:[H'i
;UJni ;; -rrii-"fit
" area is unvesetated'
;I#;'i#iJii r"w severe, and erosion is
COLORADO
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ilirv is slow, and available water capacity is
Eii"tiiu" rootins depth.is 60 1191:t.::::'::'" *"oir"t-, atio tte erosion hazard is
is used for irrigated crops and hay (fig' 5)'
it giains, some corn for silage, and grass or
with this soil in mapping are.small a,r9a3 of
Xr.'unO fitn soils thit hive slopes ol 1,t?-l
"i""" mate uP 5 to 1o Percent of the
Flooding is suitable for irrigating this soil lntake rate is
slow. Wide, deep cracks forir wtien the soil dries' lniga'
;;;' |.;tes'and' tillage practices .should be carefullv
planned to overconie limiting soil...conditions' Green
f,;ui" crops and co*merciit fertilizer are generally
nid"d to maintain or improve tilth and fertility'
ih; natir" vegetation on this soil is mainly n'heat:
orass. saqebrush, "nJ n* rabbitbrush; however' all
ireas of ttiis soilare now in inigated cro.ps'-'Lottont"it rabbit, squinel, mourning dove' and pheas-
ant find habitat on this soil'*'aomil;it
development and recreation are limited by
rl;'p;#iuiritv' nigh crav content, and shrink-swell
oot"niial. Dwellings aid roaits can be designed to c9.m;
ffi"*i;'6'lt " rL*- itr"ngth and shrink-swell potential'
U;il'i";i "otoiption
fielis are severelv Iimited bv slow
;;#iliit . Cotirrnitv sewage dispoial svstems will
ire needed-if population density increases'- inii ioil is in capaUitity subclasses llle' irrigated' and
lVc, nonirrigated.
3(FHeldt clay loam, 6 to 12 perce$ slopes' This
oeli, ,"err orain6o, moierately sldping-to rolling soil is
I^-Iirrui"i tans ano sides of valleys. Etevation ranges
il;i,ooo to o,ooo teei. inis soilf&med in line textured
ilirrim oerived from shale and sandstone' The average
"nnr"i
pi"cipitation is about 14 inches' the average
"r"rif iir tehperature is about 48 degrees F' and the
"r.itoe frost'fr'ee period is about 120 days'-'i.iiJ"iir. G-iuir"." laver is grayish brown clav loam
"uoi['-e
il"r,"i tti"t. Thq subsoil is light brownish gray
;il|";, iOout 13 inches thick' The substratum is light
gray claY to a dePlh of 60 inches'
lncluded with thls loil in mapping are small areas of
Or"irl, n*aaa, ano xim soils thai hive slope^s
-"1 9^t9.1^1
p"i"6i,t. These areas make up about 5 to 10 perc€nt ol
the maP unit."'-p"iii-"roirity is slow, and availahle, water capacity is
moOerite. Effective rooting depth is 60 inches or more'
5,irr"." trnott is medluri', ario the erosion hazard is
moderate."'li,iiioil is used mainlv for hrigated hav (fig' gl,qP
orrrino.-Some small areai are in inigated crops' AlfaHa'
3rnaii ttains, and grass or grass-legume mixtures are
orown.
"'Eioooing is suitabte for irrigating this soit. The intake
t"i" i. iioir. Wide, deep craci's form. when the soil dries'
iidtar- ano tiitag" p-ractices :h9Yl9 be carefullv
olanned to overcomi soil conditions and to control ero
IiJ"".'iioJi", c"n u" controlled bv keeping .tl9 t?il 'ln"V oi pasture for at least three-fourths of the ilme'
Green manure crops and fertilizer are generally needed
io maintain or improve tilth and fertility'- Til native vegetation on this soil is mainly wheat-
grass, sagebrush, and rabbitbrush'
When range condition deteriorates, forbs and shrubs
increaie. Wtien the range is in poor condition' undesira'
mixtures are grown.
iI l,jil.iliit"i -irI g"ti ns this soi l'
.
I nta!9'*:- l"iJ"o "o"rs torir when the soil dries' lniga-
Iii'tiri"s. piactices should be carefullv
-oretconi" soil conditions' Green *."n'19
to]rr"i"i"t fertilizer are generally needed to
imptore tilth and fertilitY'
;;&ii"" on this.soil was '"'1lY--Yl:1;
"nJt"oUitOrush;
however, all areas of
now in irrigated croPs'';ilbii, iqiinet, mourning dove, and pheas-
on this soil.
i"rliiiJ*""t and recreation are.lim'J"g II
] ilgh- "i"v content, and shrink-swell
ihr"uingt aid roaits can F.designed 19 19.I;
is slow, and available water capacity is
A. gtiective rooting depth is 60 inchesor more'
,runotf is mediunn, a,iO tne erosion hazard is
is used for irrigated crops and hay' Some
used for grazing. Atfalfa,. small grainsl :oI:
'it"6*-"ti""gtn and shrink-swell potential'
"ttoipiaon
lielis are severely limited by slow
. Community sewage disposal systems will
ii oooulation densitY increases''L'#Ifr;aitity sroctasses llle, inigated' and
B claY loam, 3 to 6 percent slopes' This
draindd, gently sloping soil is on altuvilltans
;f ;;lGG. Eievation-ranges from 5,000. to
rnis soil formed in fine textured alluvlum
si,ale ino sandstone. The average annual
is auoui i4 in"h"", the average annual air
is about 48 degrees F, and the average
oeriod is about 120 daYs.
L ir,?surric" layer is grayish.brown "E{
l9?L
;d;; ihi;i.- The subsoil is lisht brownish grav
iUort-id inches thick. The iubstratum is light
to a deoth of 60 inches.
d ;th ihi" ioit in mapping are small areas oJ
t"J".
"no
Kim soils ttidt n-ave slopes of 3 to 6
::+h#;;;as make uP 5 to 1o Percent of the
sifage, anO !ta"s-or grass-legume mixtures are
SOIL SURVEY
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ble weeds and annual plants are nurnerous' Properly
mrnaling grazing maintains and improves range condi-
iion. H"driing drush improves the range' Seeding im-
proves rangd in poor condition- Western wheatgrass'
itreambanli wheatgrass, and crested wheatgrass are
irit"Uf" for seeding. Preparing a seedbed and drilling the
seed are good Practices.-
Cottontiil rabbit, squirrel, mourning dove, and pheas-
ant find habitat on this soil.--
Community development and recreation are limited by
stooe, itotn'petreability, high clay content, and shrink-
sw6li'potentiht. Oweltin6s anO roads can be designed to
comp6nsate for the low strength and shrink-swell poten-
tiai. beptic tank absorption fields are severely limited by
slow permeability. Community sewage disposal systems
will be needed if population density increases'
This soil is in'cipability subclass lVe, irrigated and
nonirrigated.
3l-Heldt clay toam, 12lo 25 percent slopes'. This
OeLp, wen drain6d, moderately stgeP tq hilly soil is on
affwilf fans and sides of valleys. Elevation ranges from
5:OoO t" o,oOo teet. This soil formed in fine textured
ailuvium Oeiived from shale and sandstone. The average
annual precipitation is about 14 inches, the average
"*rir iir t"hperature is about 48 degrees F, and the
average frost-free period is about 120 days.- fwlcallv, the suhace layer is grayish brown clay loam
aOoiri g inines thick. The subsoil is light brownish gray
"l"V
fom about 13 inches thick- The substratum is light
gra clay to a dePth of 6O inches.-'ricruoLo witn irris soil in mapping are small areas of
Olney, Arvada, and Kim soils that have slopes-of 12 to
iS p6rcent. These areas make up about 5 to 10 percent
of the map unit.
peimeaOitity is slow, and availahle water capacity is
moderate. Efiective rooting depth is 60 inches or more'
Surface runoff is medium-, and the erosion hazard is
moderate.
This soil is used mainly for grazing and wildlife habitat'
Small areas are used for grass hay or irrigated paslure'
The native vegetation on this soil is mainly wheat'
grass, sagebrush, and rabbitbrush.- Wh'en hnge condition deteriorates, forbs and woody
shrubs increise. When the range is in poor condition,
undesirable weeds and annual plants are numerous'
Properly managing grazing maintains and improves
ranle tondition. Reducing brush improves the range'
SeeOing improves the range in the more gently sloping
areas It it'is in poor condition' Western wheatgrass'
streambank wheatgrass, and crested wheatgrass are
suitable for seedingl Preparing a seedbed and drilling the
seed are good Practices.
Cottontiil ra6bit, squinel, mourning dove, and pheas-
ant find habitat on this soil.
Community development and recreation are limited by
slope, slow
-pgrmeatiility, high clay content, and shrink-
swell potential. Dwellings and roads.can.be designed to
"orp.in!"t"
for the lovi strengrth and shrink-swell poten-
;;i. $piit tank absorption fields are severely limited by
sO* plt*eability. Community sewage disposal systems
will b6 needed if population density increases'
inis soil is in iapability subclass Vle, nonirrigated'
32-Hotderness Variant clay loam,6 to 25 percent
sfJpes. irris deep, well drained, moderately slop-ing i9
niff ioit is on alluvial fans and sides of valleys (fi9' 7):
fidriG ringes from 6,500 to 7,500. feet' This soil
toimeO in fine-textured sediment derived from shale and
sandstone. The average annuat precipitation is about 17
inches, the average a'nnual air tbmperatu.re is about 43
O"gt"d. F, and th6 average frost-fiee period is about 95
days.-:fypically, the surface layer is grayish brown clay loam
aUoijt t f inches thick. The subioil is grayish brown or
iighiurownish gray ctay about 41. inchei thick' The sub-
sfratum is light-br6wnish gray, calcareous clay loam to a
depth of 60 inches.--lhituUeo with this soil in mapping are small areas of
Dollard and Tanna soils that hbve slopes of more than
iS percent. These areas make up about 5 to 10 percent
of the maP unit.-
Ceimea'Uitity is slow, and available water capac!ry is
niqn. Effedive rooting depth is 60 inches or more' Sur-
i.Ee runott is mediuri, anO tne erosion hazatd is slight'
fnis soil is used mainly for grazing. Some small areas
are in inigated Pasture and haY.- FfooOirig is tire usual method of inigetion' This soil is
easify Co,ipacted by machinery or livestock' lt takes in
water slowlY.-
ifre-native vegetration on this soit is mainly wheat-
qrass, needlegrass, and sagebrush.- wh'd rang6 condition d6teriorates, forbs and shrubs
increase. Whr-en the range is in poor condition, undesir+
UiJ *eeUs and annual- ptants are numerous' Properly
,anaging grazing maintains and improves the range' Re-
Oucind Srish iriproves the rangq. Seeding improves
ijnoe-in poor coridition. Western iheatgrass, pubescent
wfriatgrabs, and big bluegrass are suitable for seeding'
i;iip"ii"g ; seeaGo ani dritting the seed are good
practices.'- Mute deer, cottontail rabbit, and gray squirrelfind habi-
tat on this soil.-
Use of this soit for community development and as a
sorice of construction materiai is limited by high clay
cont"nt, high shrink-swell potential, low strength,. and
iteep siope-s. Roads and dwellings.need good drainage
to reduce shrinking and swelling and soil slumping' .-
This soil is in cipability subclasses lVe, inigated, and
Vle, nonirrigated.
33-lldefonso stony loam, 6 to 25 percent slopes'
mis Oeep, wetl draineri, moderately sloping to hiff soi! is
on mesis, benches, and sides of valleys. Elevation
ttt'
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gebrush.
almost disaPPear
RIFLE AREA, COLORADO
Permeability of the Potts soil is. moderate' and availa-
#jfriffi:s;5"3"%fiF::5"ff lllffis.H'",::
H,fr$#$"Si1 is deep ?nd w.elirained' rlpicallv'
HrF'#i::u,;"*"1ii6*[x]"3,f :ffi
""g,H:[,lffi iittri"'o5'fl S':liil":.tr]:try-rp,r1
r#"I,"'trJ"
" i'li *tH,B lix;n'[".''3[ Jtril3
Jdsion hazard is moderate
lncluded ,,itn tnit'toif in m+ping are small areas of
or#v'"tiJ ii, toir" tlnli ni"tbpei o1 3 to 12 percent'
These areas make t.ril'-s l" is percent.of the map unit'
These soils are ;5J ;"''"ly'toi timited grazing and
wildlile habitat-
The native vegetation on the Potts soil is mainly
wheatgrass, n*06'n-Jinriao' ano..sagebreh' The
native vegetation oifn" iio"ttinso soil is mainly pinyon
and Utah iuniper "nO-"n
understory of .lndian ricegrass'
wheatgrass, ir*gt;,-tdGGtty' bitterbrush' and sa-
annual air temperature is about 46 degrees F' and the
iveragofrost-fiee period is about 1?0 days'
The Potts soit marel up
"Oo't
60 percent of this unit'
and the lldefonso toii-'ho 'p "r9S
30 percent' The
Potts soil is in sftgntiy Jn93'"'positl?11: and the llde'
ionso ioil is on the breaks of steeper ?toqes'
The Potts soil is o*d'""0 welt'oraineo' Typiqally'jl!
surface layer is oroinio"rn about.4 ifl"t thick' The
subsoil is reddish Oto*n craifgaq aOotl Z4 inches thick'
The substratu, i, pinri.n-,^rtrit" loam to a depth of 60
inches.
Permeability of the Potts soil is moderate' and ayalg
ol"
-*liilt *lp".'tv iJ i'tgill Eff"ctive rootins dePllt is P
il;h;;;; tillt . Sri".J runoff is medium' and the ere
sion hazard is moderate'
The lldefonso soilt-d*p and welt drained' Typically'
the surface layer is ilwn-tto'y lo.am about 8 inches
i'i[r.-in" ,nu.rtying matel{ is white' calcareous very
stonv loam to a dePth of 60 inches'"'iJ#J;oiiii,;6;' id"o"* soil is moderatelv rapkl'
and available *r"t"i *p"ttry is low' €ffective rooting
deoth is about 60 in"fil 5'iface runott is rnedium' and
ind erosion hazard is moderate'
lncluded win tnis soii it '+pi"g are srnall areas of
Morval and Lazear' ;iL: Th"- itroiat soils are at the
ililfi:,;'"GLtl*". TG-ua'*t soils.are shallow and are
on ridoe crests and steep mountairsides' These areas
mafe Ip 10 to 18 percent of the map unr
Thse soils are ;;;'ffily for'limited grazing and
wildlife habitat.
The native vegetation on tre Potts soil is rnainly
*nJlig;;;, - nl&rinJint""o' and .. sasebry:h' . rh"
iiiii'ilr"giation on-tn" lHefonso soil !s rnainlv pinvon
Iio'utar, lrnlp", ano-an understory of .lndian ricqrass'
wheatgrass, iunegraJs,-s"wic"Uerw' bitterbrush' and sa-
oebrush.'Tfi;' the understoffiHft':iliff,ffiffi, tJffi:
almost disaPPear a
il';;;;6!i"rins maintains 111jTf-** ranse coft
dition on both sorl-s. se"oing imprwes range in Poor
condition in less t6piil-;d" 9i q9 eotts soil' Blue
bunch wneatgrass,-'"'Llt"' wheatgrass' and' need-
leandthread are suitJfe-for seeding' Preparing^the
seedbed and dritfinJ G;*d are goo! practices.. @n-
;;Iiil uru;fi on tiie-potts soil imfrwes rarse that is
it#rli"g-;ore shrubs than are normally- found in .the
ootential plant community. Properly managing.the ,nt';
ffil;sffiiil;-; iG'lHer6ns6 soit maintains wood
production
"nO
g#ing' Stl"gt'"V.thinning pirryon and
iuniper improves gdftg and prwides firewood' poots'
and Christmas trees'
The lldefon* "oii'it
suited to production of pirryon and
utiii-ii"i*i. I can troduce s 'coro9 of wood per acre
when trees more than 4'5 feet. tall reach an average
diameter (at one roJi oi.s ingF ' -The
lour arrailable
;;iilrdtity affects iurvivalol tee seedlings'
ffih";' the understory vegetation deter'orates' grasses
macr r{icano63r and fortdand shrubs increase' Proper'
[*-it;:iiffir*r"'amln",*,lrffi 'r"!TTri&JilTi"3H"t"il*#il"-
"s"tdG imprwes rgnqe qrn--tf
iltd ;ii ir ii is
- in dooi 9n'{tion,,.c-r,e.1t19^gtgp,3;,[:S.'TH.:d;#';;n';;illY'gy,9gff 'ggi' j:iw€stern w'il'ttrsraoo'';A;;;'ano otifrhg the seed are
seeding. Preparing a. . L--^L ^- .,.^'o'^io-"^il ir"-ffi "8i"Iliffi: " H*ff"e .
tgl::^ -lf- ::H,"11,'I;E[-*J.tt"ffi E:Ei*i.1^'1*9':9i[][1*jil"l#il:"ffi"iH#'IL;i ;i":t"fis wooi pioo.uaion i119ff:il:. "Si;ffi"il'ihffi''s prnvol ahd -iuniper
improves
^J.-z^^ onr{ nrnvide.'fitdwooO, posts, and Christmasgrbing and Provid'es
ffi ,,o"ronso soil is suited t9 erod3{pt.9lliY:t";1;:
utah iunrper. lt can. nilf i;.9 :".* :l11o""l T:X1:;#;'[:H'';;ilt#; +'s- t9et. 91 tr:h,il -?:?lf,q:lffi,:fA,';H rffii
';i.
t..n9tr ll1*lo: avairabre
ffiff ;d;i v att"cG Survival of '-T.-*1':9:ller Gapaqry arrwE . rel, cottontailiiarr"tr"i, *ild turkey, cltlkal'911y-:qg +h^6a criircMule o€'er' wrrr tu'^e'' ;iltto'i"uit"t'on these soils'
rabbrt, and some ph ,,^,^^) ^- +rr^ oa*tc eail hv
Hh*fiffi i i%;"i#;;;i tr i,il,*- :1 fl*"H jfll,:ll
#'#SUIY"ifti;-,;iiiiii"1iili-*oiff*ffI1l!5liiilS,llBXi;;t'i''i#''i;eln n' rideronso soir bv steep
t'offf'*rplex
is in capability subclass vle' noninigated'
S8-Potts'lldefonso complex' 1? ..!o 25 penc€nt
"rJp*.Jn"s"".""1r'#'"S,f"t&T""',.ff::i,1,:-!!meias, alhadal tant
Itffi*#**-*:",'':t,ffi *;":li*ff"r1;g1l+*
lldefonso soil tonnei';"?tw itt""glv caGareous' basaltic
;iid;-fi'"marr a';fit6 of eoliin material' rhe aver-
;Hffi*iifi""ipit"iid is about 14 inches' the average
O
SOIL SURVEY
34
Mute deer, wild turkey, chukar, gray squirrel, cottontail
'd;il";;'id;; ph;;;llino' franiat on these soirs''H; j}fiopei ri*ii *"unitv developme.lt: struc-
tures are needed to Oi*tt *nott to minimize gullying and
erosion.
Thb complex is in capability subclass Vle' noninigated'
S9-Potte.lldefoneo complex, 25.. to 45 percent
*ffi$tr"[:-a*s;i:ffi ia,;f:sreff',!'Y,'!1
6.500 feet. Tne Potts soil formed in. alluvium derived
;rfi" san&;nJ, "n"i",-; b"t"tt' The lldefonso soil
iflmti,"#Ttigtr#ff [''?f,:':;.?xu:''sfl 5
ritr#fl"*,l:hl[%'t"S*y"'::T3%3.."HJ"3[il;i-fd Period is about 120 daYs' -
The Potts soil ma[es-uf abo$ 60 percent of the map
unit, and the lldefonils6t mafes ud auout 30 percent'
I}ii"s#Iin #'l?$"m':x,,1"":P6:: ":' ::
The Potts soit is d-eJfile well drained' Typically' the
surface layer b otof io"' aoo't.4 inches thick' The
subsoil is reddish oi"ti'"'if"V *q tb"q 24 inches thick'
The sr.rbstratu, it p-infi"n-;hi6 bam to a depth of 60
inches.
Permeability of the Potts soil is. moderate' and-ayaill
ble water capactty
.il
it6il Etritive rooting de.pllt is--60
i;"#; ;;;- S,tta"d tnoff is medium' and the ero-
sion lrazard is severe'
The lldefonro "oiii" deep and well drained' Typically'
mJ'Lrtii"i-raier is ['o*n'"tony.lo.am about 8 inches
thick. The underlyin! *"i"ii"i is white,'rery strongly cal-
careous very stony i"oam to a depth..ol 60 inches'
permeabitity ot tn;*iio"ionJ'ioit is moderatelv rapid.
and available watei ;pat{y is low,- Effective rooting
;l;pfltiJ;b;rt oo in"rt6J sirrtace runotf is mediurn to
rafiO, anO the erosion hazard is severe'
lncluded mr, tniJ'toii-in mapp'ng are small areas 'of
Morval and r-azeal JJiri' rn"'r'{.oiat soils are at the
higher elevations. i'nif-t=""t soils.are shallow and are
oti ilOg" crests anJ steep mountainsides' These areas
fufip rolt re percent of the map.unit'
These soirs are'is-e-J'*"inrv for'limited grazing and
wildlife habitat-
The native vegetation on the Potts soil is mainly
wheatgrass, n"tl-Giniinreid' and .. sagebggn' , r-!9
native vegetation 6nlnJ lldefonso soil is mainly pinyon
liii-ua[-i*ip"t ano in understory oJ lndian ricegrass'
wheatgrass, irn"gia"s, JerviceUerry' bitterbrush' and sa'
gebrush.
when the unoerstory vegetatiol o9te.rt99!e^1 g.l1T:':
because of steep slopes and the tree canopy' Firewood'
oosts, and Christm"Jii""tl"n b" h"*"sted from the
hore gentlY sloPing. areas'
The lldefonso sorl 't-Jii"O
to prodrction of pinyon and
utiii-ir'tiip"t. I can otoo'"" 9 cords of wood per acre
ffin'r"Lt more thin 4'5 feet tall Lqach an average
diameter (at one mJii di-9 !;!":.- rt low available
water capacity affecis'si*ival oJ tree seedlings' Steep
li"id" "io
th6 severe eiosion atfect harvesting'"'jfi;;;;i, *iro turkey, chukar, gray squinel' cottontail
rd;;i, ""d
ior" pnea'sani nno'fratitat on these soils'
''6titirnitv- o"ubropm"nt is limited by very steep
ttoffi'*rnplex
is in capability subclass vlle' noninigat-
ed.
6{FRhone loam, 5 to 30 percent slgPes' This d6ep'
""ji#;;d, g"rtlt'.loii"a to steep,soil is on mountain-
lffit;ffii,&.. tt!J;6; ranges from 7'0o0 to 8'600
feet. This soil tormJi"?iio'i' from.sandstone and
marlstone. rne aveia!; ""*ii precipitation is about 20
inches, the average-a:nnuat air iemperature is about 40
liJg'rlZt;';ano tnE *;t's" trost+rde period is less than
75 days.
"iFmnB?":[B:',f,
il1,"J,'Tffi'm.#,fl iilii.frffi;y;; ro"rn "n"tii'ad
incnes thick' The underlving
material is brown e:arimerv channery :andy ctay l9flI
liffiii7+-i*n"J t iii"'Siioitone ie at a depth ol 52
inches.
lncluded with this soil in mapping are small areas of
Parachute anO frortti*ater ioif's f-ne moderately deep
Parachute soils are'on Jmootn ridge crests and west-
ffi;;ii-f*ing sioe srofel rne llorttrwater soils are
il"nJi;i;fig iio" "lop"i'
tnese areas make up about
iijiJrs percdnt of the maP unit'
Permeability it ,oiIoiEI ano ay. gole water capacity
is moderate. ettecirv!-rootlng Oeetn.is-40 to @ inches'
5r;;;';;off i. troi,'"no in",ei19.siqn hazard is slisht'
This soil is useo
-maiivloi
"ilOtife
habitat and limited
grazing.
The native vegetation is mainly brome' needlegrass'
,ni"l"o"ur"n. riereire small aieas of dwarfed aspen'
ilit#i-;* ot tittte or no commercialvalue'
when range condiii;;d"t"ti;td"s' forbs' shrubs' and
Kentucky oruegrass i;iiea.". erop"rly.managing.. grazinq
maintains ano improv!" tang" iondition' Seeding and
removing nrusn impro:vi-tantE 91 tess sloping areas if it
i;'fi 'ild conoitiSn.
-rnteideoiate
wheatgrass' sl9.ng?l
[nilt6i"tt, anJ *ount"in or smooth brome are suitrable
for seeding. pt"pat:'ni'il" te"Ou"O and drilling the seed
arqgood practices'
abbit tind habitat"Eik; muie deer, coyote, grouse' and r'
on this soil.-'U'.; oi'lni" soil for community deve-lopment or ?:-1
soirce
-ol construction materid is limited by steep
sloPes.
d;H';i:-ip"*"iliorus.]an1{ybi^ll"fll.";,::"8::t"iHffiffiT;ffi iltt',:^P"*::".[ **Hll'" fl::[ffi;H',fi"'6;e:{ii'9]ti91',113-"1y^T,1Xs5',hl}:
ffi L'ffi ;" "; d;'iid"6+- *1 Tlhg:'^:??-l PIY,:I
tioi and ground cover'fhe value for grazing is low
o SOIL SURVEY
60
Heldt series
The Heldt series consists of deep, well drained soils
that for#d in alluvium. Heldt soils are on alluvial fans.
iior"i are 1 to 25 percent. The average annual pregipl
iiI5r"i. "o;,;i i4 inches, and the average annual air
temperature is about 48 degrees F'-
HEIat soits ar" similar ti timon soils' Limon soils do
not have a 82 horizon."-iyfi-p"don ot Heldt clav !o?q.^6- to 12 perggnt
sro.#i, aUiuit,ooo feet east and 1,0o0 feet north of the
"o,itnri"st
corner of section 32, T' 5 S', R' 90 W':
A1-0 to I inches; grayish brown (2'5Y 5l2l clay loam'
Aa* grayistr
'uiodn e'1Y 4121. moist; moderate
,"Jiuii-ilt"nular struiture; hard, firm' sticky and
iiiaJti"; cilcateous; mildly alkaline; clear smooth
boundary.
ee-S-to 2t inches; light brownish gray (2'5Y 6l2t healV-- crai loam, grayisi btown (z'iY 5l2l moist; weak
meiium pridmitic structure gartilg to moderate
,reJffi ingular blocky; very. hard, very firm' very
sticrv and iery plastic; iew gtossy.patches on peds
anO in root cirannels;. common shiny.slickensides;
calcareous; moderately alkaline; clear smoom
boundary.C1-ei gb incnes; light gray (2'5Y 7l2l clay' grayish
b;il; (i.si stzi m-oistlw6ar coarse angular blockv
;fir"ild;ry hard' very firm, very sticky and very
pf"iii";'catclreous; moderately alkaline: clear
smooth boundary.
Ceca-gO to 39 inches; light gray (2'5Y 7/21clay'.gray---- isfr-Urown(2.5Y 5/2) moiJt; massive; very hard' very
iit*, ;, iiicry and very plastic; calcium carbonate
accumulitions
-as lime ioncretions and seams; cal-
;;G;- modeiately alkaline; clear smooth bound-
4ry.
Ca-39 to 60 inches; light gray (2'5Y 7l2l clay' grayish
Ut6rn e.sY 5t2l irodt; massive;.very hard' very
nim, ,ew sticky and very plastic; calcareous; moder-
atelY alkaline.
When dry, the soil cracks' The cracks are normally 3
to 5 feet aiart on the surface, 0'5 to 1 inch wide at the
surface, and 1 to 2 feet deeP.-]h; A horhon has hue of z.sy or 10YR, value of.5 t9
? a;i ano i to 5 moist, and chroma ol 2 or 3' The B
noi#on ftas hue of 2.5Y or 1oYB, value of 5 or 6 dry and
; ot 5 moist, and chroma of 2 or 3' Il'e C horizon has
nue Jr i.si'o, 1oVR, value of 6 or 7 dry and 5 or 6
moist, and chroma of 2 or 3.
Holderness Variant
TheHoldernessVariantconsistsofdeep,welldrained
soitJ-tnat formed in alluvium derived from shale and
"anOstone.
Holdemess Variant soils are on fans and
valley sides. Slopes are 6 to 25 percent' The average
"i"i,Lr
pt".ipitation is about 17 inches, and the average
il;;i iemplrature is about 44 degrees F'-'li;ld;;;is Variant soils are similar to Morval and
f"nn" toilt. Morval soils have less than.3S percent clay
in tfrJ soUm. Tanna soils have a paralithic contact above
a depth of 40 inches.- ii;Li p"don of Holderness Variant clay lo-am' 6.to
25 oercent slopes, aOout t,gaO feet south of the north-
E"ti *tn"t of iection 7,1.5 S', R' 91 W':
o"il#,:JT::,:'nPjilJ;'nolJiH'r,Si{i,'i&:Ei
*eali meiirm gdndlar structure; slightly frard' fri-
aUfe, sligfttty stiify and slightly. ptastic calcareous;
moO'eratEtv Llrain6; cbar smooth boundary'
xZ-i-io- lf inchei; gravish brown (!0YR 5l2l clav"'-loam, very dark brivi6n brown (10YR 3/2) moist
moa6rate- mediufi firanular strucure; hard' firm'
;ti.ky and plastic; cilcareous; moderately alkaline;
clear smooth boundary.
821:iito eo incnes: gt'ivisn brown {10YR 5t2l clay'--'dark giayish brown [roVn 4/2) mobt weak medium
orismitii structure parting to weak fine angular
6iJiirv;' n"iJ, firm, ituv-ano.plastic; rew glossv
,"t tnit on peds ind in root channels; calcareous;
ItoO.t"t"ly aratlne; clear smooth boundary'
AU-IO ti gO inch€s;'light brownish gray (10YR 6/2)--d; Jat[ gt"vi"n'0t6"'n (1oYR a7g) moist; weak
m#im pr-isniatic structuie parting to moderate
;Air* angular btocky; very hard,.very f!rm' verl
;6k, and -very plasti6; common slickensides and
;ii;;ty fatctes'on ped.faces; calcareous: moderate
iy atxiline; clear smooth boundary'
m-bO io se inches; light brownish giay (10YR 612l clay
loam, Oarf gtayisn- brown (1oYh 4/2) moist; weak
ii* ingrr.r-odcry structure; very hard' firm' sticky
;il pl;"siiq
"Ltcateouu;
moderately alkalina; gradual
smooth boundary.
Cca-6i-to 60 inches; light brownish gl?y (10YR 6/2)- clay loam, dark grayrsh browl (10YR 4/2) moist;
malsirr; hard, firir,
-sticky and plasth; visible sec-
ondary accumulations of tarbonates as seams and
. mycelia; calcareous; moderately alkaline'
This soil is a variant of the Holdemess series beeuse
it ii calcareous to the surface' has a Cca horizon that
"*tLnO"
to betow a depth of 40 inches, and does not
have an argillic horhon..in"
,oriic epipedon ranges from I to 14 inches in
thickness.- iil A horizon has hue of 10YR or 2'5Y, value oJ 4 or
5 drv and 2 or 3 moist, and chroma ol 2 or 3' The B
[oiJon rt"t rlJe of loYi or 2.5Y, value of 5 or 6 dry ?ndi iis ,oitt, and chroma ot 2 or 3' The C horizon has
hue of 10YR or 2.5Y.
t *,r* AREA, coLoRADo
lnchau series
The lnchau series consists of moderately deep' well
drained soils that tormeJ in residuum from shale and
sandstone. lnchau soils are on moderately sloping to
very steep ridges and mountainsides' Slopes are 25 to
+O'p.t""nt. ine u*ogt annuat. PreciPitatio! is. 1:
inches, and the "r"t"g"
innuat air temperature is about
40 degrees F.
lnchau soils are similar to Jerry and Dateman soils'
.f"iw soif" contain more than 35 percent clay in the
"oniroi
section. Dateman soils have a mollic epipedon
,oi"-tfr"n 17 inches thick and contain more than 35
percent stones in the control section''ffi""r oedon of lnchau loam'. 25 to 40 percent
,r"i-I", t"it"o along the ryqllgntjreek access road'
about 1,000 feet souttr anU 200 feet west of the north-
O1-1 inch to 0; leaves, twigs' and decomposed
grasses.
A1-t i; 3 inches; grayish brown (10YR 5/2) loam' very
dait urown $oiT 2t2l moist weak thin platy sffuc-
ture parting to moderate fine granular; soft' very
fr'table, netrtral; clear sriooth boundary'
gr-C to ir ncnes;-Ouk grayish brown (10YR 4/2) light
clay loam, ,"ty O"* dto*'n (10YR 2/2) moist; mod-
"r"1"
nn" and medium subangular bloclq sructure;
"iigiiily
naru, triaute, slightlv sticlqr alrd slightly plas-
ii"it"rn thin patchy cta/titms on peds; neutral; clear
smooth boundary'
B2tliio rs inchel; vetlowish b1ll (10YR 5/4) clav--' toam, Oart< yettowisir brown 0oYR 4/4) moist; mod-
erate medium suOangular blocky structure; hard' fri'
able, sticky anO ptasic; thin' nearly continuous clay
films; 10 p"t""nt shaie fragments; neutral; clear
wavY boundary.
Bg-i8 io 86 inchis; ye,owish brown (10Y8 5/4) gravel-
fy cfaV toam, Oarf yellowish Ptoyn (10YR 4/4) moist;
weak medium suUingutar blocky structure; hard' fri-
able, sticky and plaJtic; few thin ?atchy clay films;
20 percent srail shal" fragments; neutral; clear
wavY boundary.
Cr-36 inches;weathered sandstone and shale'
The mollic epipedon generally ranges from 8 to '14
inches in thickness. Oeptfr to paralithic contact ranges
i'., Zr to S8 inch;s- Tirese soils are generally leached
throughout'--ih; A horizon has hue ol2'5Y to 7'5YR' value of 4 or
S Uw and 2 or 3 moist, and chroma of 2 or 3' The 82
horizon has hue of 7'5YR or 10YR' value of 5 or 6 dry
"nA
+ ot 5 moist, and chroma ol 2 to 5'
lHefonso series
O The lldefonso series consists. of deep' well drained
I soils that formed il;;!ti" alluvium and eolian material'
I t'efonso soils J;;-;;lrcv- sides' hiltv-mesas' ?!9I ffici; s6p"; are o to 4!. percent' The average
I ffi;;ifu;hilfr" is about 14 inches' and the averase
I ffi;;i 5it t"'irp"t"ture is about 46 degrees-F' - -:,-lo *iriJoi"i-"Jd
"* similar to Tridell and Begav sotls'
l- r,,ol-ll:-rb-i[ "r"'ui'iiiioi
lbvations and have a frigid
I temper"trr" ,"giill:-E"g'y toits to not have a cca
I norizon' have #1i; Es'percent.coarse fragments in
I li'':;;;'nJ."ttion, and have a cambic horizon'
I ''i;,Ur"pJi;ffi iiGo*o stonv loam' 6 to 25 percent
I . rJIji*li*,n lx? s:i""ft:a+:,'3: ffi .rfifi
o*he
l.*tlru]ffg#ffi:$Fljr,'*l,:rrll$
l-^-*fi
='ffi,
RIFLE AREA, @LORADO
sticky and nonplastic; common.liry round lime con-
cretions; ""rot"6itl'sttongri
dkaline; clear smooth
boundary.
Cca:6 6''60 incnes; pinkish white. (SYR 8/2) loam'
light reddish oroi-ri tEVn vlt moist;.massive: hard'
i:i7ra visible oissemiriateo caliium carbonate; calcar-
eous; stronglY alkaline'
Depth to calcareous materiat ranggs.from 9 to 18
mc-G!.'in-manv pncJJ, ine to*et p"1.9f the c hofzon
has 10 to 15 perce;i'gt"'"1 and'cobbles' These fragr
ments inoease in quantity with dePtn' -. --"'ii.r; n notuon trds-nGot 7'5YA or SYff' value of- 5 or
6 drv and 3 or 4 *oltt' and chroma 9f 2 to 4' The B
;oiijo;'irlt- n* oi Eii oi z'sYn, value or 5 o 6 dry
"nJI ot 5 moist, and chroma ol3 to 5'
Rhone series
The Rhone series consists of deep' well drained soils
tdi i;;;;'in-tes',oum from sandstong. and marlsbne'
iin.in" soils are on rorttainsides and
"ffi;?frrrrrrrrrrrrrrr*m;'i; ?o-p"icent. The average annual.
;drt-Z-O ihctres,
"nO
it"avedg€ annual ak ternperat're
is about 40 degrees F''- Hil;';i6?rl similar to Silas' Northwater' and Para-
chute soils. Silas ili; ;"t"in 0.!o.15 Porcent rock
il;.;il tt,roughout-.'Farachute scrils have lithic contact
iii Gpit of 2d to +o incrres' Northwater soils have an
aroillic hortzon.''Tvp"ioi'&on of Rhone loam, 5 to 30 Prcent *p6:
"b;'fi
400'f*t *uti'Jno zoo teet.qgst of the northu'€st
il*"t ot.*tion 13, T' 5 S', R' 96 W':
All-O to 8 inches; brorn.!10YR.4/3)-loam' very dqrk
grayish brown iroiC Cl)l moigq weak fine granular
structure; *tt, i"ty-ttiabd, sfuhtly sticky and 9igl'tty
;i;:ii;;H;vh;,and verv nie ioots; ner'rral; clear
wavY boundarY.
A1^-'6-i; ts initres; brourn-O'SYR 5/2) sandy. day
^'-toim] oa* urowh Clsvn.S/2) mo0s[ moderatg
;'aHT*H{Htr#,,,?ffi $*:ffilffi
boundarY.
A1s:G'--'2s incnes; ororylCfJ! 5/2) sandv clav^'- to"i,--oati oio"ii O'5yR'.3/2) moist; moderate
fi :."J!xr.'Ttr[?1il"1;:Yr;I.;tm,Tixle":]'!ffi
Ii'itrv ""0
irigiitrv'plrsic; ieu{'al; clear wavv bound-
ary.
lrc-26 to 52 inches; brown O'SYR {j) verv gnanngry
iln;t iJav roini,-ot"* itgf C/.15YR 4/2) rnoist
,r#r"; '.rignliv'Gio, ttiapte'
-slQhtlv
"ti"p iS
liintrv pt"iti"; io Percent channery fragments; neu-
trdi; abrirPt wavY boundarY'
n-sz ih.n"ti fraaJred sanditone bedrock'
CY -r- L-r.,- ,{nvEl 7/3} veryI E, C1-12to 30 inches; very pale-brown (10YR 7l3l very
I ffi stony sanjy-Et'' o-h (1oYR 5/3) moist; weak
I *:* fine suOandurir-i'6ibrv strubture; slightly hard' very
I ? rriable:4s;;A;ilir!e stones; calcareous; moder-
I i ;t6ivar4'p*e6gf:["H,:??Sfliiq"l.errty:g
I *, o";-,"11 B*;"i;;;, p"i' Fnryfiibvi' il,i-q:i*
| + :im2,:**'Y""1*t T*f;-*'ffitrJ'*'flffi
I i tr#il#-iitt ton"t"tii'ns; calcareous; moderatelv
l]*ffilffiffi
I
I . ls,:txr+,Hfl,"'3 3ffi:; 3jffi',r'if" Bl:
I *:ffig+il ${iq::;*l'-8""'T'r":ffi'rffii
o
Alny Yarlant
Ansarl
Rock outoroP.
Arvada
Arvada
5--------------
Aaoalon
6-------------
Ascalon
7r.Ascalon---------
8.:Atenclo---------
Azeltlne-
gr.
Badland
10---
Begay
11------------
Begay
See footnote et end of tsble.
lsome terns that describe restrlctlve sol1 features are defined ln the Gl0ssary'
trsll8ht,, ,ooaeiaii;'-;a is"r""".i- Absence of an entry lndlcates that the
RIFLE ARFA, COLORADO
So11 nane and I Shallor
ercavatl0ngnap syoboI !
II
1'---------------- I seYcre :i slope.
IIIII
aArle------------- I Severe :! sloPe'large Etones.
---- ! $6Ygag;
sloPe,
depth to rock.
ltoderate:too cIaYeY.
t{oderate:slope,too claYeY.
Sltg,ht----
tloderate:
s10pe.
l{oderate:
e1oPe.
Severe:
slope tlarge stones.
Severe:
cutbanks cave-
Severe !
cutbanks cave tlarge stones.
uoderatc:Iarge atones-
l{oderate:
alope,large stones.
SGvcre:depth to rock,
sIope.
TABLE 7...BUILDIIIG SITE DEVELOPI,IEIT
See tert for definltlons of
soll was not rabedl
Drtelllngs
wtthout
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
sIope,
large
Severe:
slopetdepth to rock.
Severe:
shrlnk-sne11.
SeYere:
shrlnk-srre11.
l,loderate:lou strength.
l,loderate I
slope,lor strength.
lloderate:
slope tlos strength.
Severe:slope,larBe stones.
Sllght----------
lloderate:slope.
SeYere:
depth to rock,
s1ope.
Duellingsuith
Severe:
slope tlarge stones.
Severe:
slope,
depth to rock.
Severe:
shrlnk-sre11.
Severe:ghrlnk-gne11.
t{oderate:lou strength.
l{oderate:
sl.ope,lox strength.
l{oderate:
slope tlon strenSth.
Severe:
slope,large stones.
ljloderate:large stonec.
Large ctones.
depth to rock,
slope.
Small
coo[erclalIdln
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope,large ltones'
Severe:
slopetdepth to roek.
Severe:
shrlnk-sne1l.
Severe:
s1ope,
shrlnk-sweI1.
l{oderate:
IoU strength.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope,large stones.
SIlght-
l{oderate:large stones.
Sl1ght
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
depth to rock,
slope.
Local roads
a[d strects
SeYere:
slope,lor ctrength.
Severe:
slope tlarge stones.
SeYere:!lopc,
depth to roek.
Scvere:
shrlnk-srcll r1or ltrength.
SeYere:ghrlnk-srell r1or strength.
! t{oderate:frost actton'
1or, sEreogth.
!loderatc:
sIope,frolt actlont
lou strcngth.
l{oderate:
sloperfrort actlon'
lou strength.
Severe:
sIope,Ier8e stones.
Sllght.
lloderate:
large stones.
Sltght.
lilodcratc:
slope.
depth to rockt
alope,lor rtrengtb.
stones.
sl18hr-------S1lght----
l,loderate:
It
llloderate:large stones.Iarge stones.
o
RIFLE AREA, @LORADO
TABLE ?..-BUILDII{G SITE DEVELOPMEilT--Contlnued
107
Snall ! Local. roads
lffi"-::i}ti:""i'fit}:lt"i,";ltl"."i"oiilIiir"ri-ana-streets' i ollllSll" i u"!!i""t' i u.,ttat"t" i
I ;.,5er: i i- -^. ir."""", i'"'"""' i'"'""''
I potrs------------iseycre: lscvere: 1:i;;;: I slope. i srope'I ! sl0pe' i-:l:::: i,:::::: i,"i"I", i;"""",
lo,ro.ron""--------i'il!i;;-.^--. i':Iil:; i"iiliii"."".". i-il:!:'","".". i ill!!',..""".
I ii-"tli'"ton""' ilarse stones' i
'I ; I l'"'"""' ise'"""' isevere:
I io, 61-'--'---'---ise'eret lsevere: i'
lBhonei_slope.ictope.l,Iill!..!-slope.lsloPe.
l.li-",,*'p i i i i i
l{i= i,:::' ffi [i;;; ',';''il *.""..n
Itr*l 1 I 1 I
L::::-:::-:-::----i,,,.n,----------1,,, sh'-----------1,".n'- i':t$::"' I'i*":t;,".,n.
l.;;: i"*,,,=' i-"',,'"' l":i:;::"' i':r;:' iTi$:;:""""'
I '3;;-------------i',,rr,, i':lu:' i':n;:' i':1il:: !':Iil::
o
108
noi Iatial
TABLE 8..-SA}IITARI FACILITIES
r,.'.":ill;.1*l:,3i3llt::.':;::l::1I;"i::* :;:':[;:"i:"$::'"i3":X'3n:'o];":3[l; '::i":;:: [;:";[:"*i$
(
Soil naue and
nap sYobol
I
1 -'-" -------------- I severe :
atoy varrant i "rr"i::'"r""r.r.
i
Ztz I
ArIe--------------
l
t:ffi:
;I depth to rock.
iI
Aosarr------------
l
t:lli:
;I dcpth to rock.
I
i
Rock outcrop. i
I
3'--"-'------------ i severe : -r ---r ..Arvada i Percs sl'ot'ry '
i
4-- ""' --'--------- I severe :
Arvada i eercs sroury'
I
5-' - - - - - ------------ I suE'ht---------
Ascalon i
6-' - "- - --'--------- i lloder ate :
Ascalon I sloPe'
I
Iqt. I'As"alon--- i':i:;::''II
I
- I Severe:Pena-------I sloPe,
I large stone3.
IIar. I-Aiencto------------ I sl I ght----------
i
i
Azeltrne-----------
I
tilil!, rron"".
i
Ier. iBadland !I
I O---,----- --- -----' lnoderate :
Begay I large stones'
I
1 1 ----- ------------- i Hoderate :
Begay I sloPe' -I large stones.
Septic tank
absorPtlon
12r z
I Severe:Buckron------------
i ";liti' t o
"oor. ,
I sloPe,i Perts-s1or1Y'II
See footnote at end of table'
i S.*"8" lagoon !I areas i
Severe i
s1oPe.
Severe:
s10pe,Iarge stones.
Severe:
slope 'depth to rock.
Uoderate:
slope.
Severe:slope.
Severe:
seepaSe.
Severe:
s1oPe,
seepage.
Severe !
s1ope,
aeepage.
Severe:slope,
larBe stones.
SeYere:
seepage.
Severe:
seepage,large stones.
Severe:
seepage.
Severe:
sIoPe,
seepaEe.
Trenoh
sanltarYf1
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope,
depth to rock.
Area I Dally
sanltarY
r andflll
I for land
Poor:
slope.
Poor 3
slope'Iarge s
Severe:
sIoPe t
deDth to rock.
iloderate:too oIaYeY.
Hoderate:too cIaYeY.
Severe:
seePa8e.
Severe:
3eepa8e.
Severe:
seepaSe.
Severe:large stones.
Severe:
seepaSe.
Severe:
geepaSe tlarge stones.
Severe !
seepage.
Severe:
seepage.
Severc:
s1ope.
Severe:
rlope.
SIlght-----
Uoderate:
sloge.
Severe:
9eePage.
Severe:
aeepagc.
Sevcre:
slope.
Sltghi-----
Severe !
seepage.
Severe:
3€cpa8e.
Severe:
seepaEe.
area rec
Poor:
thln ltycr
Falr:too claYeY.
Fair:
slope ttoo claYeY-
Good.
Falr:!Iope.
Falr:
slopc.
Poor:
slope tIargc stones-.
SeverQ:
Iarge stonet
Poor:
seepaSe t
Iarge stonca'
Falr 3
IarSe stonet'.
Falr:
slope tlarge stones'
Poor:thln layer t
slopc tarea reclatra'
I Severe:! depth to rock,depth to rock,
slope.
::^
ijii
'i!
:r-+i
.iI
l:;.j
slope.
110
o
raii
'.iii
.':llr,
l-!i:i
.::iirr
:;ii
r:..X
.,i1:'.
!:r"i1:ilr
r:il
i:i::
,i].t,
I,,l
,;:i
iiii
-lli:
"l:'l'ii.,$
..i,:i;-l:"
,. lti
,'j:ll
i.j3
i:*r
.-li:g
So11 nane and
Dap 3yDbol
Septlc tank
absorPtlon
TABLE 8..-SAIIITARY FACILITIES-- Contlnued
Serrage lagoon
areas
Trench
sanltary
1andf111
Severe !
s10Pe,large stones.
Severe:
3loPe tdepth to rock.
Severe:
s1ope,large stones.
Severe:
3IoP€ tdepth to rock.
Severe:
3Iope.
Severe:
sIope.
I
I
I sltsht----
II
II
slope.
sloPe.
Severes
sloPe.
Severe:
slope t
seepagc.
Severe:
sloPe,
3eepa8e.
Severe:
31ope,
seepage.
Scvere:
l'o'u '
II
I Severe:
sIoPe.
Savcre:
sIope.
SOIL SURVEY
I DatlY cover
I for landflll
II
IIIl
II
I Poor:t slopetI large stoner-
aI
II
I Poor:I c1oPc,I suaU sfone!.
I Poor:t too claYey.
II
I Poor:
Rock outcroP.
27r.
HalaquePts
24rz a-nock outcroP. I
i
25- - -'---"--------- I ScYere :
Etoe i sloPe'
l1ar8,c stonea.
I
26rz i-iarlos------------- i severe !I slope'I depth to rock.
II
II
II
I
IIt!
28t 2g---'----------isevere: - -iirat ! Percs slourY'
I
3o-------'----------isevere: - .Hel<It I Percs sloulY'
I
31 --- ---- ----------- i SeYere :Herdr l ili3l,"r,"rr.
I
2) - - ---------------- i Severe :--Holderness yarlanr I illl!,"r"rrr.
I
33-' --- "- ---------- i Severe :--Ildefonso I sloPet
I large stones.
I
34- -- -- -- - ---------- i Severe :-Irdefonso
I ill!3'"ro""".
i
I
35r: I
- ildefonso---------- i severe :I slope,i }arge stones.
III
1',7267 ------------
i
t:li[i' ro "o"x,! slope.
I
i
36, 31-'--'---------l Sevcre :-iirii,r
I ;*ffi'ro rock.
i
I
38r: !-i'ieut------------- I s:ffi:
;I depttt to rock.
II
staruan-----------
l
t:l#
;I dePth to rock.
a
iI
See footnote at end of table'
t{oderate:
slope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
s10pe.
Severe:
slope.
SeYere:
slolre,
3eePa8e.
Severe:
sLope t
3eePa8e.
Severe:
slope,
8eepa8e.
I Severe:! depth to rock,
slope.
too claYeY.
Severe:too olaYeY.
Severe:too clayey.
too clayey.
Severe:large stonest
seepage.
! Severe:I sloPe,
Iarge stones,
seepa8e.
Severe:
slope tlarge stones,
3eePa8e.
II
I Poor:I rloPe,I too claYcY.
I
I Poor:I sloPe,I too clayeY.
II
I Poor:
I sIoPc,I large stones.
II
I Poor:I slope'
I large gtonec.
aI
II
I
I Poor:I slope,I large sfones'
II
I
I Poor:I tntn rayer tI sloPetI area roolal!'
I
I Poor:I slope,I thln laYer,I area rccIall'
II
II
I Poor:l rloPc,! thln laYer 'i area rcclair'
II
I Poor:I sloPc,I thln laYcr't area rGc1all['
II
Severe:
sIoPe,
dcpth to rock.
Severe:
slope tdepth to rocl(.
Severe 3
slope tdepth to rock,
snall stones.
slope tdepth to rock.
Severe:
s1ope,
depth to rock.
Severe:
sloPe t
atepth to rock.
Severe:glope tdepth to rock.
112
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TABLE 8.--SANITARY FACILITIES--Contlnued
So11 nane and
map sYnbol
54, 55---
Potts
57'zPotts------
Ildefonso--
58r:Potts------
I ldefonso--
5gr:Potts----------
Ildefonso'------
62r z
nock outcroP.
Torrlorthents.
63------
Sllas
64---------
Tanna
65r.Torrifluvents
66.:
Torrlorthcnts.
Canborthlds.
Bock outcroP.
6?r:
Torrlorthents.
nock outcrop.
Septlc tank
absorption
l,loderate:perca slott1y.
lloderate:
slope tpercs slorly.
iloderate:percs sloulY.
Severe:
s1.ope,lar8e stones-
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope,large stones.
Severe:
s1ope.
Severe 3
sIoPe tlarge stones.
Severe:
depth to rock'
s1ope.
Severe:depth to rockt
slope.
Severe:floods.
Severe:depth to rockt
percs slowlY,
slope.
I
Sewage lagoon i
areas i
Trench
sanltarY
s118ht-
S1 t ght----------
Slight----------
Severe:
Iarge stones.
lloderate:
sloPe.
Severe:large stones,
3eepage.
Severe:
slope.
SeYere 3
slope,large stones,
seepage.
Severe:
depth to rock.
Severe:
sIope,
depth to roek-
I Severe:
I floods.
Severe:
depth to rock,
slope.
Area
sanltarY
Dally covep
for landftII.,.
I
3
SI18,ht---------'- i Good '
IUoderate:
slope,
seepage.
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
s1oPe.
Severe:
Slope t
seepage.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope t
seepaSe.
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
slope,
seepage.
Severe:
s1ope.
Severe:
sIope.
Severe:
floods.
Severe:
depth to
slope.
lloderate:
slope.
lloderate:
slope.
Severe:
slope.
Seuere:
slope t
seepage.
Severe:
sIope.
Severe:
slope t
seePage.
Severe:
sIope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
floods.
Severe:
slope.
aIIl
I Falr:I sloPe.
III
II
SIlBht----- iGood'
roek,
II
I Poor:I large Etoneg.
II
I
a
II
I Poor:I sloPe.
II
I Poor:I sloPe,lerge stone8.
Poor:
s1oPe.
Poor:
3lopc tlarge stones.
Poor:
sIope.
Poor:
slope.
Good.
Poor:
slope tthln laYer'
arca reclaln'
See footnote at end of table'
o
114
t s"""::#:"'*?!lii"!lB"
TAB!.E 9.-.CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
resrricrive ::11^1"::,:;;";"i":i:,"H: t["t';.8'3iii"l;"ipoor.r Absence or
Sand
Unsulte<l
Unsulted:thtn laYer.
Unsulted---
Unsultsd:ercess flnes.
Poor:
excess f1nes.
Poor !
exeess flnes'
Poor:
excess flnes.
unsulted---
Poor:IarBe stones.
Poor:Iarge stones.
Gravel
I
I
Unsulted--- ---'---- - - lPoor z
I g1ope.
See text for deflnltions
not ratedl
Topsoll
aI
II
lI
i Poor:I sloPetI large stones'
III
3
I large stonest
I arca reclaln.
IIII
II
I Poor:t loo cleyeyt
i excegs sodluu'
I
I large stones'
1III
I Falr:I suall stones'
I
I Poor:I snall rtones'
IIII
I
I
Roadf11lsoll naEe and
naP sYubol
i
1---'---"- i Poor:'Eiiy varrant I ili,3i""n..n.
I
2rz I-rire------ it:i:;",I thln laYer 'i ar"" reclalm'
i
Ansarl----- ---- --- --- lt:ii;",I thln layert
i are" recraln'
i
nock outorop' i
I
3r 4-:----- iPlilinr.-"n"u,Arvada i iii"-ii-i"enett.
i
5'--- '--'- iti['slrensrh.Aacalon I6---------- iPiSI'"r""ngil,.Ascalon I
I
at. II ' ----lPoor:Ascalon---- i'i;;- srrensrh.
iI
p ena----------'-'- " lti$;" sronea.
I
!I
I8r: t
It'enclo-------------- | Good
aII
Azeltlne--- --"'-""|F ait
"I large stones'
I
3IIIII
3
1o-""-'-- l Falr:
Begay I large stones'
I
11--------- ! Falr:
DegaY I large stonea'
!
12r: I
Bucklon-----'------'-lPoor: -i thln laYer,
I slope'i arca reclaln'
II
unsulted------------- I Poor :t sloPe,
Unsulted:thln layer.
UnsutEed:
excesg fines.
Poor:Iarge stones.
Poor:.Iarge stonea.
Unsuited-------'-----lFa1r: -I too claYey'
I
unsulted------------- I Falr :I sloPe'! too clEYcY'
II
I
unsurted---'---"---' lt:l:;",I too claYeY'
I
Unsulted------------- I Poor :
I sloPc,
gr.
Badland
Poor:
excess
large
Poor:
excess flnes.
Unsulted---
Unsulted--- --------- !Good.
i
i
Unsulted------------- I Falr :I slope.
i
flnes t
stones.
I
unsulted------------- I Poor :I slopetI area reclalot
I ttrln laYcr'
II
See foo0noie at end of table'
o
116
SolI name and
nap synbol
RoadfllI
TABLE 9..-CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS..CONtiNUEd
24rz I-ioirara--- l'ffiil rayer,
I slope, . -t lor strengtn'
I
nock outcroP'
I
25--------- lPoor:Eroe i il:r.:'srones.
I
26tt i-iarrou---- 1':i:;".
iI
Bock outcrop. I
I
2'lr. i-il"i"qr"pt" il
28-, -2.? , 3o----'------ lt$ink-suetr ,Heldi i i6r-ii""ne,,.
I
31- ::-"-- iPlfllinr-"*"rr,Heldt i iir,-ii"inetr,.
I
2)-'-'-'-" lPoor:
5;i;;;;;;;-v""r"n. i rou strength'
i ghrlnk-srel1'
t
33--"-"-- l Poor:
Il.defonso I large stonea'
I
I3!=':-'-r- it:iil",rtdefonso ii-aile'stones.
i
,EIr Irr ' -----lPoor:Ildefonso------- | slope,
I large atonea'
3
Lazear---;----------- i
tliii"
,t thln layer,
! trea reclalu'
i
36, 3T-'--' lPoor:-iiriur I ili,n"i"r"",i area reclaitr'
l
38r: i-irisur---- it:i:;",! thln laYer,
i area reclalo'
Israrrran---- ir:i;;",! thln laYert
i area reclaln'
I
See footnote at end of table'
Sand
Unsulted
Unsulted---
aI
I Unsulted--
GraveI
Unsulted--
t nsulted:
Iarge stones.
Unsultcd---
Topsoil
Poor:
sIoPc,too cIaYeY.
Poor:
sIoPe,snall stones.
Poor:slopc,goall stones.
Poor;loo cIaYeY.Unsulted---
Unsulted:
€xeess flnes.
Unsulted---
Unsulted---
Unsulted---
Unsulted---
Unsulted---
Unsulted---
Unsulted:thln 1aYer.
.l Poor:I sloPe,I too claYey.
I
u n su I ted --- - - - - - -' lt:i: ;. .
I
I
unsulted------------- ! Poor :
I slopet
I largc stones'
I
Unsulted------------- I Poor !
I clope,! large ltones'
I
I
Unsulted---
Unsultcd:
exceaa flnes.
Unsuited:thin layer.
unsulted------------- I Poor :I sloPctI large ltones'
I
un su 1 ted---' - -' - - - - - ltSi:;",I suall stonest
i ""." rcclalo'
I
unsulted--- '-----'-l'Pogr I -I slope,I suall rtoncst
i area reolatu'
I
I
Unsul ted------------- I Poor :I sloPe,I snall stonest
i ar.a reclalo'
i
I Poor:I sloPe'! area rcolalatI snall rtones'
II
118
o
54, 5r-------
Potta
56-'-"'---
Potts
51rzPotts------
Ildefonso------
58f:
Sand
Unsulted----
I unsurtea----
Unsutted---
UnBulted--------
Unsuited---
Unsulted---
Unsuited---
Unsulted-------
SOIL SURVE\
GraveI Topsoll
It'
I Poor:rtone!.
I
unsutted--- --- ----- it3ili.,I largc atonct'
I
I
IABLE 9.--COIISTRUCTION l{ATEnI[LS--Continued
Falr:
log
Fair:
lota
Roadflll
strength.
strength.
unsulted--- -'-'-"--'iunsulted--- ----'---lt3lli, stone!'I strallFatr:lou strength.
Poor:large stones'
Falr:glope 'lou strength.
Poor:
Iarge stones'
Unsulted--- ---'-'----lUnsulted--- ---"----- | 'vv' '
t I large
1i'rlt
'ft
5gr.Potts-----------
Ildefonso--
Poor !
sloPe.
Poor:
slope;large stone3.
Falr:
aloPet
unsulted--- --- ------ l'3iii",I large
I
Unsulted--- ---------- W oor z
I slope.
I
II
I
Unsulted--- ------- --- l.Poor 2
I slope.
stoncs.
thin laYert
10$ s3rength'
Poor:
31oP€.61---------
Ahone
62e z
Rock outcrop.
Torrtorthentr.
63------
S1las
64---------
Tanna
65..Torrlfluvents
66r:Iorrlorthents'
Caoborthlds.
Eock outcroP.
67t z
TorrtortheogE '
Rock outcroP'
See footnote
F81r:lou strength.
Poor:glope tlou strengtht
thtn laYer.
at end of table'
o
120
ISome terms that descrlbe'-----that the solI r'as not
-.WATER MANAGEUEI{T
are deftned in the GlossarY'
SOIL SURVEY
Absence of an entrY indlcatesTABLE 10.
restrictive soil features
evaluated l
Pond
reservolr
E0bankmenUs,dikes, and
levees
II
Favorabl'e------ I SloPe-
I
Piplng '
a
I
II
i Slope,!o rockgtones.
to rock.
Excess
Large
Dralnage Irr igation
Slope
Terraces and
dlverstons
II
Slope---------- I SloPe '
I
Grassed ':i
rateruayq'_,..
'a;Soil nare and
nap sYrbol
:r-11
tI
1 - - - -'--' -'------- i SloPe----
AIny varlant
i.*. I'1"r"------------- ! sloPe '! Seepaget
Large sgones,
slope tdepth to rock.
I :1.I .:tl
I <:i
I ,q*:
lLarge stone+f:I a1oPe, '#I droughty. rjrii
Large stones,
sloPe t
droughtY.
DroughtY,
3IoPe,roottng depth.
! depth to
t
a
Ansarl----------- isloP:.r - -i depth io rock.
gr.
Badland
'i[rn'i"v"", I depth
iarge stones. i large
I
Thin laYer-----lSloPe'- | dePth
i
I
I
II
I
sodlun-- lP""o" slourY,
i excess sodiuu'
I sIope'
I
I
Excess sodlum--iPercs sloulY,
! excess godiunt
! sloPe'
II
Favorable------ i SloPe-
I!
I
Favorable------ | SloPe-
I
II
I
I
Favorable------ i SloPe-
I
II
stones--- i Slope,
I large
aIt.t
It
I Slope,Seepage tlarge stones.
SeePage,
large stones.
to rock. I rootlng <lcp
ldroughtY..';| .,i :,1
rock.
Slope,
depth
II
I Slope,
I
t.
II
Rock outcroP. iI
a- - -- ---- - -------- I Favorable---
Jl ArYada !III
L- - -- ----- - - --- -- - i Slope--------
Arvada iII
a
R----------------- i SeePage '-lscaron I sloPe'
I
6-----'-'-' I seePage '-Ascalon ! sloPe'
I
a*. i'Ascalon--- !seePage'
I sloPe'
II
eaaa------------- ! SIoPe ti large stones'
II
aI
at. i
aaAtenclo---- iSeepagetr slope'
I,l t
3
Azeltlne--- I Slope,
I seePage'
a
1
Il
II
II
II
1 o- - -- - " -'------- | SI'oPe'
Begay i seepaEe '
I
11--"-'--- isloPe 'BeSay i seepage'
3
12rz i'ir.xron--- iDepth to rock'
I slope'
aI
rnchau-----------ltl:Bii ro "o"r.t seePage'
II
1 a--- - - --- ----- --- iSeePage,'dntrton I srope'
I
See footnote at end of
Slope-
Slope---------- ! SloPe
I
Slope tpercs
excess
sIoulY t
sodlum.
Slope-----
Slope---------
Slope---------
Slope '1ar8,e stones t
drouBhtY.
S1ope,
droughtY t
so11 blowing.
Slope t
seepaSe,
droughtY.
Rooting dePth,
sloPe.
Slope 'rooting dePth.
DroughtY 'slope.
Percs slorrlY---
Slope t
Percs
SIope-
sloulY.
Slope-----
Slope-
Slope 'Large stones.
Perca s
e!(ceta
Slope tperca
exce33
S.lope.
S1ope.
Slope.
Slope,
Slope 'oercs slowlY t
Lxcess sodlum
stones.large EE-q
droughtYr
DroughtY
large
DroughtY t
large
FavorablG
i cubbanks cave
I large stones.
II
I S1oPe,i large stones'
I
I
II
II
II
II
I SloPe---------
II
II
I Slope---------
II
II
II
Largesoll
Large
so11
stones t
bIowlng.
atooes t
bloslnS.
Favorable-----
Pi plng,
seepage.
Plplng 'seepage.
Thln laver-----!DePtfr to rockt- I slope'
Slope tdepth !o rock
Slope tdepih to rock'
SloPe, ":rootlnE:"
SloPe, ' '' I
rootln6:1
II
Thin layer-----iSlope' .i dePth go rock'
I
3
tI
Seepage-------- i SIoPe-
III
table.
Favorable-----oroughtf,i
.
RIFLE AREA, COLOHADO
o
TABLE 10.--WATER MANAGEI'!ENT--Continued
So11 name and
map symbol
14, 15-----
Chilton
16---------
Cimarron
17 --------
Cochetopa
1gi,19r:
Jerry-----------
20r.
Cryaquolls
21r t
Cushnan------
22---------
Datenan
23--------------
Detra
24r zDollard---------
Rock outcrop.
25---------
Etoe
26.:
Far 1o w-------- --
nock outcrop.
27r.
Halaquepts
28 | 29-----
Heldt
32---------
Holdernessllarlant
IPond IreservoLr i
to rock.
to rock.
Dr aln age Irrigation Terraces and
diversions
Slope-
S1ope,percs s1or.r1y.
Percs slouly,
s1ope.
Percs slowly,
slope.
S1ope,percs slorly.
Grassed
Hagerwa!rs
Droughty,
slope.
Slope,percs slowly.
Percs slowly,
slope.
Percs slow1y,
slope.
Sl.ope,percs slorly.
Seepage,
s1ope.
Slope--
SIope---------
Slope--------
Slope,
depth
Slope,
depth
Slope,
depth
S1ope,
depth to rock
SIope,
depth to rock
Slope,
seepage.
I
Ilayer----- | SIope,
i dePth to rock.
tI
II
Droughty,
s lope .
Percs s1ow1y,
slope.
Slope,percs slow1y.
Slope,percs slor.rly.
Slope,percs slowly.
Slope,
rootin8 depth.
Large stones,
droughty,rooting depth.
Slope--
S1ope,percs slowly,
rootlng depth.
Droughty,
s1ope,large stones.
S1ope,
droughty,
large stones.
Slope,
depth to rock.
Large stones,
slope,
depth to rock.
Slope,
depth to rock.
Slope----------
Depth to rock,
percs slot{l.Yt
s1ope.
Slope,large stones.
Slope,Iarge stones.
Slopc,
depth to rock.
Large stones,
s1ope,rootlng depth.
Slope,rootlng depth.
S1ope.
Percs rlouly,
slope,
rootlnE depth.
Droughty,
Iarge stones,
slope.
Slope,Iarge stones,
droughty.
Embankments,dikes, and
levees
I
I
Seepage-------- | Slope
I
I
I
I
Hard to pack--- I Slope,
I percs s1owlY.
tI
Hard to pack---tPercs sIorrlYtI slope.
I
I
IIto pack---lPercs slowlY,
I sloPe-
I
Ito pack--- | Slope,
I percs sloulY.
II
I
I
It
II
II
Hard
Hard
Thln
Thln
Ihln
hard
1ayer,to paek.
Thln Iayer-----l Slope,
I dePth to rock.
I
I
Thin 1ayer, !Slope,large stones. I depth to rock.
a
r
I
I
to rock
1 ayer----- I Slope--------
I
I
Slope----
iDepth to rock,
I s1ope,
! percs s1owly.
II
II
II
Large stones--- | SloPe,
Slope,
depth to rock
Thln J.ayer,
).arge stones.
i large stones.
IIiI
I
I
I Slope,I large stones.
Slope---------
Slope---------
Slope---------
Slope---------
pack---lPercs sloulYt
I slope.
II
pack--- I Percs slotrly,
I sloPe.
IIpack---lPercs slorlY,
I s1oPe.
!tpack--- I Slope ,I percs sIouIY.
tI
iI
S1ope,
peres slowly.
Slope,
percs slor1y.
Slope,percs slou1y.
Slope,
percs s1ow1y.
Percs slowly--
Percs slowly,
sIope.
Slope,percs slowly,
SIope,percs slorly.
Percs slow1y.
SIope,percs slowly.
SIope,percs slowly.
Slope,percs slow1y.
Hard to
Hard to
Hard to
Hard to
See footnote at end of table.
RIFLE AREA, COLORADO
o
Soil nane and I
map syrbol
Rock outcroP.
68-
Vale
69-------------
Vale
7O-------------
Vale
Pond
reservolr
areaS
Seepage-----
SloPe,
seepaSe.
Slopet
aeepage.
Terraces and
dlversions
Grassed
l,aterHays
I rootlng dePth,
I droughty.
aI
II
I Slope t
IIII
II
III
I
III
TABLE lO...UATER MAIIAGEMEilT..CONtiNUCd
Embankments,iDralnagellrrigatlondlkes, and i
"iaractrute- lDePth to rock'
I sloPe'
I seePage'
II
Rhone------ lSloPe, .! dePth to rock'
I
54 , 55-'---------- i seePage------'-
Potts i
aI
56' -' - -' - "-' - -' - - i,Seepa ge-- ------
Potts iII5?*z Iiotts------ I See9age--------
aI
I
I ldefonso-------- i SeePage,I slope'
IIIi58r.59r: I- potits----- --- -'-' iSeepage--------I
I
I ldefonso-------- I SeePage'- I sloPe'
iII
60, 61------------l SloPe,-ifion. I dePth to rock'
I
a
62tz I
Rock outcrop. I!ITorrlorthents. iI
6a-' --' - "- -' - - - - - i Slo Pe'Sttas I seepage'
IIAA--------- lSlope'-i"nn" I dePth to rock
i65.. Iforrlfluvents iII66ez iTorrlorthents. !
carborthlds
i
nock outcron.
i
6'lr z iTorrlorthents. i
'il
Ilope, isloPe, lsloPe,
ioliire depth. i a"-pti to rock. I rootlng depth'Slope
I
3
Slope,iErodes easlt'y--lErodes easlly'
erirois easlly. t
aI
It
I Slope,Slope,
tI
lSlope,;;fi;" easlly. i ."6ai" easllv. I erodes easllv'
Slope,iErodes easllY-- I Erodes easlIY'
erodes easl1y. III
laigi stones, I sloPe.
ilarge stones, iSlope'I slooe- I largcSlope 'Iargc stonest
II
II
Thln laver-----lDePth to rock'
i sloPe'
IIII
Thln laver----- tSloPe,i depth to rocx'
II
Plplng--------- I SIoPe---
II
a
Plplng--------- ! SloPe-
IIIII
Plplng--------- I Slope-
III
Slope,
droughty trooting drooting dePth. i
droughty.
Slope,
ioeoth to rock, lSloPe,
i siope. i roott
I
3
Thln Iayer-----lSIoPe'- i dePth to rock
II
aI'I
I
IIIII
PlDinE--------- I SloPe '- I floods'
IlIayer----- I Slope,- i Percs slor1Y,
I dePth to rock'
II
sloDe. tSloPe, lslope'-"i[iing depth.i a"it6 to rock.l rootlng depth''ii ir!lirllir
Slope , i Favorable------ I Favorable 'floods. i .tlsloDe. lSloPe, lSloPe'-;;;;l slowlv. i ae'ptfi to rock, I erodea easlrv'::^;;-;-;:;ii i ioi"" nloglv.-l rootlns depth.
Large stones--- I SloPe,I larEe stonea.
II
I
I
3
Plptng--------' I SIoPe-
I
Large
I
stones--- I SloPe,I large stones'
II
Thln
PlPlnS--------- I Favorable-
l
aI
Piping--------- I SloPe-
I
II
P lp1nE--------- I SloPe-
III
;;fi;" easlly.i-iriais eagltv'i erodcs easllv'-t I
Slope,iLarge Etonesr lSloPe,
laig6 stones, I 61ope.I large rtooeat
I droughty.droughty.
Dercs slot{l'y . i oepEn Eo resf, r l Er vsse Eee""
I;;;i";-d;;tfr.i pei"" 8ror,lv.- | rootlng depth'
l-!ir
I
a
III
I Slope '
II
II
IIII
III
ItII
III
1
ItI
II
ItlIII
3IIIIIIII
I
3
I
;lilii1lir1la3tiriI
Fayorable------iErodes easlly lErodcs caslly'titi
Slooe----------lErodes easlly, lSlope,
i sloPe. I eiodes easlly'
,'!,lslooe----------lSlope, lSloPe'-"r- I irira6s easlly' I erodes caslly'
ti
Sce footnote at end of table'
o
125RIFLE AREA, @LORADO
TABLE 1 1 .--RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMEIIT
o
R,FLE AREA, coLoRADo
I totr nane and i ca'P artts
I - -n-P sYmuor !lol!I 27r. i
! -iraiaquents
iLn )o--------- i{bderate:I 'il}ii I too claYeY 'I "---- ! Pcrcs sloulY'lo !
I
-
'o---- -----iroa'"'t"'| -ierot, i il3,ii"r"r,
I t Percs sloulY'
I .,---- -----isevere:
la "n"rat I sloPe'
I - .r---- -----i*toderate:
I 'iolderness variant i ill33,"r.*rr,I i too claYeY'
t 22--------- 1r.r""",
la-ira"ron"o I ill!!'".on"".
I a)r--------- !s.re"e,
I 'ird"r"n"o i il?!!,"r.,"".
l.,tt,",.ns.------- i:r,!r",...".
TABLE 1 1.--NECREATIONAL DEVELOPUENT..CONtINUCd
Picnic areas
Moderate:too cIaYeY,
percs slow1Y.
iloderate:
slope ttoo claYeY,
percs slowlY.
Severe:
slope.
Uoderate:
sIope,
percs sloulY,
too claYeY.
Severe:
slope tlarge stones.
Severe:
slope,large stones-
Severe:
slope tlarge stones.
Severe:
s1ope,
depth to rock.
Severe:
s1ope,
depth to rock.
Severe:
slope,
depth to rock.
Severe:
sloPe tdePth to rock.
Severe:
s10pe.
!loderate:
dusty.
Moderate:
slope 'dustY.
Severe:
s1ope.
Uoderate:too cIaYeY'
perca slorrly.
127
Playgrounds
Moderate:
slope ttoo claYeY'percs sloulY.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
s1ope.
Severe:
sLope.
Severe:
slope,large stones.
Severe:
slope,large stones.
Paths and tralls
gtones.
to rockt
sfones,
to rock.
to rock.
to rock,
stone g.
l,loderate:
too clayey.
lloderate:too claYey.
Moderate:
slope,too clayey.
Hoderate:too clayey.
Severe:large stones.
.levere:
slope,
Iarge stones.
Severe:
slope,
lar8,e stones.
l{oderate:snall stones,
slope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
slo.pe.
Severc:
slope.
Iloderate:
dusty.
Uoderate:
dusty.
Severe:
slope.
l{oderate:
too clayey.
Severe:
s1,ope,
large
Severe:
depth
sroall
sIope.
Severe:
slope,
depth
Severe:
slope t
depth
Severe:
slope,
depth
small
Severe:
slope.
Moderate:
slope tdusty.
Severe:
s1ope.
Severe:
slope.
Severe:
sLope.
128
o
Soil
map
name and
symbol
TABLE 1 1 .-.RECREATIONAL DEV ELOP HENT- -Conti nued
Caop areas Plcnlc areas
Sllght-
SOIL SURVEY
Playgrounds i P"ttt" and tralls
al
S1i ght.
s11 sht.
iloderate:large stoaea'
44'-------- i srlght----
Morval iI
I45r: '--iuoderatt:Morval.----- I sIope.
i
rr ide1l----'-- - ---' - lt:l:;: :
I
II
46----"-'- iModerate:
Nihilt i snall stones'
I
47---' lsevere:
ltihill I sloPe.
iI
48-""---' i severe:
Norbhrater i slope'
I
4s, 5o----- lr:::i;:"'Olney I
I
I
51--"----' il'loderate:olney i i}Sii:
i
52'-----"- lsevere:
Parachute I sloPe'
I
t?1. ir) ' .----lSevere:Parachute--le)'oPe.
i
Rhone------ -' - --- --- ln:i:;::"'
i
54 , 55---" is}leht----
Potts iI
56----'---- lModerate:
potts I sloPe.
I
57*z !or..""----'t ' --ls118ht--Potts------ r
i
3
rlderonso-- Iti:;;:'srones.
i
i
I58r: I
Potts----- lt:l:;::
i
rrderonso,- it:i:;::! Iarge'stones''i
I5gr: I-ioit"----- ------'---- it:;il: :
i
I 1de f on so-- - -' - - "' -' \t:l:;: ;i large stones'
i
See footnote at end of taLle'
Uoderate:
slope.
Severe:
sloPe.
Moderate:
smal1 stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:slope.
Moderate:
dusty.
Uoderate:
sJ.oPe,
dustY.
Severe:
sIoPe.
Severe:
sloPe.
Moderate:
s1oPe.
SIlght-----
Moderate:
sIoPe.
Sli ght-----
Severe:large stones'
Severe:
s1oPe.
Severe:
sloPe,
large stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
sIoPe,large stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
sloPe tIarge stones.
Severe:
small stones.
Severe:
sloPe,
smal1 stones.
Severe:
s1oPe.
uoderate:
s1oPe,
dustY.
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
s1oPe.
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
sIoPe.
Hoderate:
s1oPe.
Severe:
s1oPe.
Hoderate:snell stones'
Hoderate:
sloPetsnall stoneg"
Severe:
s1oPe.
Moderate:
dustY.
iloderate:
dusbY.
Severe!
sloPe.
iloderate:
sloPe.
sltsht.
SI ight.
S11ght.
Stight.
Severe:
large stones'
Mbderate:
s1oPe.
Severe:large stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
sIoPe,
large stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
s1ope,large stones'
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
sIope,large sEones.
Severe:
sloPe.
Severe:
slope 'large stones'
o
SOIL SURVEY
[. -1" ,,,, i:r ff[,rlr::i" ", .*."0,"']ll:":: ;;:::::'::":::::":::::":::ence 'r an en'irv indlca'ies 'iha'! 'ihe
l.l.ffin t'-;i;
r-.
l
o
RTFLE AREA" @LORADO
iGTETI and i coni f- i shrubs ! l{et}and I Shallou i
i "rousi iprants i Hater !
III
tI
I
IIPoor tPoor
a
a
I
aVery !Poorpoor. I
It
Good lGood Verypoor.
Very
POOr.
Very
poor.
Very
Poor.
Yerypoor.
Verypoor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
II
I
I
I Good
II
IIII
I Falr
II
IIt
I
II
lGood
II
II
I
I
I Falr
I
3
IIII
II
aI
I
a
I
3
i Poor
II
I
I Poor
II
IIlFalr
aIII
I Falr
II
II
I Falr
I
3
It
II
I Fatr
Il
3
I Falr
II
II
I Falr
It
II
I
I Falr
aI
I
3
I Poor
II
II
I Falr
I
3I
i fo(,q-I land
I wlld-Itaetland i
I rlld- I
I1
So11 nane and
nap syDbol ! Grasses I herba-
! and t ceousseed
Hard-
wood
land
wlLd-
llfe
land
w11d-tfe
Poor.
20.. t i-cryaquolls ! i21r. I I-iritt"n-----------lverY lverYr Poor. I Poor 'ii
Lazear------------lYerY lYer!t- I Poor.l Poor.ll
22---"--'---------lVerY lVerY-Datenan i Poor'l Poor'il23----- --------l Poor lFair
Detra I I-l!
24r: I I-DoiIara-----------lPoor lPoor
ii
Rock outcroP. i i
2S-----------------lvery lVerY-Etoe ! Poor.! noor'il26rt I I-i"iro*------------lverY lverYI poor.l Poor.il
Rock outcroP. I Itl27r. ! i-italaquepts I iti
28, 2g---"--------lFalr lFalrH;ldr I Iii
30, 31-------------lPoor lFalr-s6rar I iii32-"-'--"--------!Fatr lFalr-Holderness Varlantl Itl33-'-'--'----------lPoor lPoor'Ildefongo I Iil
34-----------------lYerY lVerY
Ildefonso I Poor.! Poor'il35r: I I-ildefonso---------lVerY lVerYI poor. I poor.
tl
Lazeat------------lVery lVerII poor. I Poor.il
36, 3't----'--------lVerY lVerY-ririur ! Poor.! Poor'ti
38r: I I-irlgul------------
it;#". i
r;:I".
t!
Staruan-----------lYerY lYerII poor. I poor.
il
39-----------------lVerY lverY
Jerry ! Poor'! noor'tl
Poor
Poor
Good
lGood
II
Falr
Good
Fair
Good
Good
I Good.
I
aII
lGood.I
1
II
II
I Falr.
I
II
II
I
a
I
3
I
3
II
I Falr .
lPoor.II
It
I Poor.
II
I
I Falr.
I
I
t Falr.
IIII
I Falr .
Poor
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Poor
Falr
Poor
Very
poor.
Poor
Verypoor.
Verypoor.
Ve.ry
poor.
Poor
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
Yery
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
Very
poor.
Yery
POor.
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
Yery
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Uery
poor.
Poor
Very
poor.
Verypoor.
Good
Very
rroor.
llery
poor.
Very
poor.
Vcry
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
V.ry
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
Poor.
Very
Poor.
Vcry
poor.
Yery
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
V.ry
poor.
Falr icood
Poor
Poor Falr
Falr
Poor
Falr
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Uery
poor.
Poor
vcry lFalr.poor. I
IVery lPoor.poor. I
t'Ycry lGood.poor. I
I
! Falr.
II
I
alFalr.
I
3
TABLE 12...WILDLIFE HABITAT POTEIITIALS.-CONtINUEd
See footnote at end of table'
a
192
So11 nane and
nap sYubo1 i crasses i herba- I Hard-
i--"no i ceousl Yood
i6raI and
I seed
TABLE 12..-I{ILDLIFE HABITAT POTEIITIALS--Continued
I
i'?t:i! I
*"""
! Ii:l;3' i'i;iii i
land
wlld-
o9s -
land
w11d-
11fe
ts I trees
il
40, 41-------------lFair lFatr
Klnii
42----"----------- I Poor lPoor
LanPhler i i
r3-----------------lPoo" iPoo"
Lloon i i
44--'----'---"--'-'tFalt lGooouorval i i
45'z I i-'ilorva1------------lFalr lGood
rridell----------- ir;:1". iu;:1".il
46--'-'--'---------lFalr lGooa
lrihlll i i
47-----'- --------lPoor lFalr
illhlrl i i
48-------- --------lPoor lPoor
Northwater I i
49 ' 50 , 51-"------ l Poor lFalr
olneY i i
52--"--'--------'-iverY iv:lI--Farachute ! noor'! noor'
err. I IJ) ' -iPoor lPoorparachute--------- i. --- i
! poor lpoorRhone------ I ,liii
54 , 55 , 56'-"--'-- lPoor lPoorPorts i i
51ll-18" --------i.oo" lroo"Potts------'---'-- \il
Ildefonso---"----iPoor lPoorliii
59*z I i-Potts-------------lPoor iPoor
iiii
Ildefonso---------lVerI lVerYi poor. I Poor.ii
60----'--'---------!Poor iPoor
cro
nhone
Rhone
62, z
RocI( outcrop.
Torrlorthents-
I
See footnote at
-t
I
I
I
II
tItI
II
end of table.
Good
Falr
Good
Falr
Falr
FaIr
Falr
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
YerY
poor.
Very
poor.
VerYpoor.
Poor
Falr
Fair
Poor
Good
Good
Poor
Falr
Fair
Fair
Falr
Poor
Yery
poor.
VerY
poor.
Very
poor.
YerY
poor.
Poor
Very
poor.
Poor
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
YerY
poor.
VerY
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Good
Poor
Falr
FalrFair
Good
Falr
Good
Good
Good
Fatr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Falr
Poor
Fair
Falr
Fair
Fair
Fair
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Very
poor.
Yery
poor.
Falr
Fair
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Fair
Poor
Falr
Fair
Falr
VerYpoor.
Verypoor.
VerY
poor.
Uerypoor.
VerYpoor.
Very
Very
POOr.
Very
POOr.
Very
poor.
Very
POOr.
Very
poor.
Uery
poor.
Falr
Falr
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Fair,;:::-------------- lu,ry_ i,::r poor.poor.
lGood.
irettana I
SOIL SURVEY
ange-
land
Good.
Falr.
I wild- I rild-
I
t
I
iveryI poor.
II
lVerY
Fa1r.
Fa1r.
Fa1r.
Falr.
poor.
Very
Poor.
Poor
Poor
Very
poor.
VerY
Fa1r.
Falr.
Fatr.
Falr.
poor.
Very
Poor.
Very
poor.
Very
Poor.
VerY
Falr.
Falr.
Falr.
Falr.
poor.
Very
poor.
VerY
poor.
Very
poor.
YerYpoor.
VerYpoor.
i Fa1r.
1I,
VerY
Poor.
VerYpoor.
UerY
poor.
VerY
Fair.
Fair.
Fair.
Good.
RIFLE AREA, @LORADO
TABLE 13.--ENGIt'lEERIllc'INDEX PROPERTIES--contlnued
Soil na0e and
Dap syobol
8r:Azeltlne----
gr.
Badland
10,11----------
BegaY
12* z
Bucklon----
13, 14, 15-------'
Chilton
16---------
cloarron
r7 -------
CochetoPa
1g*, l9r:
CochetoPa------
O Jerrv---------
20*.
Cryaquolls
See footnote at
USDA texture
on rag-
I nents
Unlfled i AASHTO >3i Depth i
ii
I
o-l8lcravet1Y sandY
I loan.
18-60iSand' gravel'
! and cobbles.
I
I
II
I
III
Sl.l
GP, SP
sl,tsu, l{L
SM
CL-ML, l{L
G}l-GC,
Gl{, GC,
CL
A-zt A-4
A-1
0-5
35-60
'to-85
25-'.t0
50-75
20-65
40-65
1 0-30
25-40
0-5
ilP
llP
llP
IP-50-14iSandy
1 4-24 i FlneI very
[6sp------
sandy loamtflne sandY
loaB
A-2, A-4
A-4
A-2, A-4
0
o-5
20-35
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
80-95
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
85-90
65-80
70-95
55-80
30-50rt0-65
25-50
15-25
itPI loam.
24-60lStonY sandY
I loam' stonY
! flne sandY
| 1oam.
I
II
I0-5 iLoam-------
5-l5lCIaY loan'
15 lWeatheredI bedrock.
I
A-6A-6, A-7
A-4A-4, A-6
95- 1 00
t3:loo
75- 1 00
55-85
70-80
40-60
95- 1 00
'\:t-u
75- 1 00
50-85
80- 1 00
uz-_t_u
7o-90
45-80
60-80
u3:1u
50-70
35-60
30-45
15-35
25-35
,5--_20
25-35
25-35
10-15
5-10
5-15
IP-5
xP-10
IP-5
30-45
ilP-5
20-40
5-15
25-45
fnstr6u--------0-3 I Loam--
0
-:_
CL
CL
A-2,
A-2
sfl
Gu
A-4
0
0- 10
o-5
5-30
60-70
3o-60
q5-55
25-40
15-25
20-30
45-70
20-30
40-60
20-30
40-60
20-35
40-60
3-36lGravelIY loam,
I gravellY cIaY
I loam, claY
| 1oan.
36 il{eatheredI bedroek.
!
0-l3iChannerY loam--
13-60iVerY gravellY
t .Ioan, verY
! cobblY sandY
! loau, verY
i channerY sandY
I loan.
II0-4 !Loan--
4-60iCIaY, slltY cl'aY
I loao' siltY
i clay.
II
0-2 1 I Loaa--
21-60iclaY' stonY
I cIaY' stony
i clay loau.
I
I
II
0-21 lLoam--
21-60!ClaY, stonY
I cIaYr stonY
I cIaY loan.
II0-3 iStonY !666-----
3-60lStony clay,
I cobblY clay
I loau, cobblY
I cIaY.
II
t
aII
I
3
end of tabIe.
ML
cH, cL
ULcL, cH
t{LcL, cH
0
0- 10
0-5
5-30
0-5
5-30
5-15
20-30
g0- 1 00
95- 1 00
85- 1 00
70-90
85- 1 00
7o-90
?5- 1 00
?0-90
90- 1 00
95- 1 00
80-95
60-90
80-95
60-90
85-95
90- 1 00
70-90
55-85
?0-90
55-85
60-75
75-90
50-80
50-80
A-4
A-7
A-4
A-7
CL-ML
CH
A-4
A-7
A-4, A-6
A-7
?5- I 00
70-80
?0-90
60,70
55-70
50-60
50-80
50-80
IP-5
20-40
o
RIFLE AREA, COLORADO
E
$e
"t:ii
+j
l:
1,
,r
TABLE 13.--ENGINEERII'IG INDEX PROPEBTIES--continued
' :r::t::::: i i ix:;f;l : i;i;ri;ill;:;Soil name and iDepthi USDA iexture i I
map symbor i i
'e l uniri"o i *snto i;::t""i
32
28, 29, 30, 31-----
Heldt
I0-B icIaY
8-60 i SiltY
Ioam
clay,clay loam
loam-----
stony loan
loam-----
stony loan
I clay,
II CL-ML, cL
cL, cH
CL
GM.GC,
CL-ML
GM.GC
GM-GC,
CL.ilL
GM-GC,
GP-GC
GM, S!i!t
Gl,l-GC,
GP-GC
GM
cH, cL
cH, cL
SM, GM
SM, GM
SM, GU
SM, GI,I
ML, GH
uL, cH
0
0
A-'l
A-7
0-5
0-5
0-5
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
95- 1 00
50-75
40-?5
45-55
45-55
20'35
35-60
30-40
20-25
20-25
20-25
20-25
20-30
20-30
20-30
20-30
2o-30
20-30
25-35
25-35
5-15
15-35
10-20
ii
e5- 1 oo i 95- 1 00 i75'95
ss-rooi95-100i75-95ilii
so-100170-95 i50-80
so-rooiao-g5 i60-85
85-1ooi 65-90 i5o-75il
45-60 i 30-45 i2o-35
35-60 i25-50 i t0-30
tr
i 30-45 i20-35
Holderness Variant
33, 34----'-"-
I Idefonso
35*:
I ldefonso-------
Lazeat--'--
0-lllClaY loam-------
11-30lclay-
30-60iClaY loam-------
II
A-4 r
A-7 ,
A-6,
A-1,
A-1,
A-1'
A-1'
5-25
20-?o
A-6
A-6
A-7
A-2
A-20-8 lStonY
8-60 I verY
0-B I StonY
8-60 i VerY
i very gravellY
I sandy loam.
II
I
I
ilP-5
xP-5
tlP-5
r{P-5
Xi:I
f
!i
li
e
ii
iL
i,
tit,
I
11.
d-
ti
il
i very gravelIY
i sandY loam.
I0-4 lGravellY loam---
4-16 lGravelLY loam'
!cobbly 1oam.
16 iUnueatheredI bedrock.
I
I0-6 lChannerY loam--
II
6- 17 itIerY channery
i sandy clay
I loam.
i Unreathered
I bedrock.
I
II
I ChannerY loam--
II
6-l? iYerY channery
I sandy cIaY
I loam.
17 i Unweathered
I bedrock.
II0-3 lChannerY loao--
tI
a
3-t3lverY gravellY
I loam, channerY
I loamr verY
! channery ]oan'
1 3 I Unueathered
I bedrock.
II0-3 lLoam--
a-4OlGravelIY cIaY- i loam, cobblY
I claY loam'
I cobb1y cl'aY.
40-60lGravellY loam'
i cobbly claY.
II
i
II
0-60 i Loam--
a
I
II
0-60 I Loam--
II
II
end of table.
A-2
A-2
A-2, A-4
A-2, A-4
A-4
A-2
5-25
20-7 0
0-5
10-20
50-75
40-75
50-80
60-95
45-60
35-60
50-75
55-85
i25-50 i 10-30ririli
i40-65 i30-55
i 50-80 I 30-70rlil
5-20
5-20
70-75
20-50
60-75
20-50
60-'t5
20-50
5-15
r{P-5
NP.5
5-10
5- 10
5-10
5- 10
5- 10
5- 10
NP-10
20-35
5-25
!tP-5
rP-5
i--- iiiii
I 45-65 i 35-55
36, 37-----Irlgul i 15-30 iiitii--- i
r7
0-6 a-4
a-2
A-1, A-2
A-1, A-2
A-4
A-6, A-7
iiii
i45-65 i35-55ti
i 15-30 I 5-15ii
38r:Irigul--------
Staruao----
ll0,41-----
Kim
:,42---------
Lamphier
UL
GC, .CL,
CH
GC, cL,
cL-l{L t
GM-OC
r{L
ML
L-2,
A-4,
A-6,
A-'l
A-tl
A-4
80- 1 00
60-90
60,90
75- 1 00
5-20
5-20
0- 15
0- 15
0
5-30
5-30
0-5
0- 10
70-75
20-50
60-80
35-55
ii
5o-75 i4o-60 i 30-50rlilrltl
3o-50 130-45 i20-35ii
?5-1Ooi70-95 i55-7O
60-80 i45-70 i35-70iiiili6s-7! iao-?o i30-60
!iii
?5-1Ooi60-90 i50-75l!rlil
?5-1ooi70-95 i50-15tltlii
30-40
30-40
20-35
35-60
20-45
20-30
25-35
See footnote at
80- I 00
SOIL SURVEY
14.--PHISICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS--Contlnued
i oepth I cIaY (2nni PermeabllitY i Avallablei rrater
II
o-21 i
0.1 6-0. 1 8
0.11-0.14
0.1 6-0. I 8
0.11-0.14
kiH::::::::::it:zli '
i sorr I SallnlbY i
I reactlon I :
Shrlnk-swe11potentlal i ir"t."" ir#;*;
SolI naoe and
naP sYnbo1
CochetoPa
1gr, l9r:
CochetoPa------
o.6-2.o
0.06-0.2
0.6-2.0
0.06-0.2
o.6-2.o
0.06-0.2
21-60 I
II
II
o-211
21-60 I
20-27
35-50
20-27
35-50
20-25
35-50
0.16-0.18
o.13-0.15
6.6-7 .3
6 .6-7 .8
6.6-7 .3
6 .6-7 .8
6.6-1 .3
?.4-8.4
6 .6-? .8
? .4-8 .4
?.4-8. r1
<2
<2
<2
<2
<2
<2
t ^d-----------1O.28iiet'------- "'lo'32
IIIJerrY---
II0-3 i
3-60 i
I
IIII
II
II
0-3 i
3-111
1142t32iI
30-4 I
4-16116 i
I0-3 I
3-?2i
22-34i34i
i
20r.
CrYaquolIs
2lr'.Cushoan-------Vi::::t:::::lYi
<2
<2
<2
Lazear-'-'-----
22-r---'-----
Datenan
23------'
Detra
16-20
25-35
,2-_?o
15-20
,7:?o
15-25
10-20
1o_-_2-o
10-20
20-35
0.6-2.0
o.6-2.oo'2:'-'o
0.6-2.0.
o'2--?'o
o .6-2.0
0.6-2.0
o'2:"-'o
0.6-2.0o'11'o
o .06-0 .2
0.06-0.2
0.6-2.0
o.6-2.oo.6-2.0
0 .6-2 .0
o.6-2.o
0.08-0.1 1
0.08-0.1 1
0.1 1-0.1 3
0.08-0.10
o.o8-0.10
o.1o-0.111
0.1?-0.1 9
0.1 3-0.1 8
0.12-0.
0.12-0.
0.15-0.
0.15-0.
0.1 5-0.
0.08-0.
0.06-0.
i 7 .9-9 .0i >7.9
II
i6.1-7.3
t6.6-7.8
i6.6-7.3
iu.u-t.t
t6.6-8.4
1?t?.4-9.0
1? 17.9-9.0
rslz.g-a.qritr.g-a.lt9l?.9-8.4
!
0.5- 1
3-6
<2
.:?
<2
<2
.::
<2
_:1
<2
<2
II
13I:-:::::::::i3:33---l----II
Lott----------- ! 9 ' ::
ili::--::::::-: l3 :33
0.24
0 .20i o-rzi
| 12-57 I157 |
o.1q-0.16
IIII
i?.4-9.o
t ?.4-9.0
II
aI
II
0.16-0.18i6--1-7.'2
rio.r-t.l
I
4l
B: t;:B:ll i I:i:l:i
Lov----------iloderate-----
Hlgh----------
Hlgh----------
LOtt-------'-'Lou--------lss-------"
LOtt------'--'Lor,---------
Hlgh------HiEh---------
fioderate------ttlgh----------Htgh---------
Lorr----les-----------
ley-------""
24r:DolIard--------
Bock oulcroP'
25---
Etoe
26r zFarIou---------
nock outcrop'
21..
HalaqucPts
28, 29, 30, 31
Heldt
32---------'----Holderness
Varlanb
33, 34--------
Ildef,onso
35r:Ildefonso--
IIo-8 I t5-258-60i t5'25
iI
o-e i 15-25
8-60l 15'25
II
0 .06-0 . 2
0.06-0.2
0.2-0.6
0.06-0.2
o .2-0 .6
2.0-6.0
2.0-6.O
2.0-6.0
2.0-6.0
lol?.4-8.4
08i?.9-8-4
3I
-t 0-5 it S-z5l
o .3?
0.43
0 .20
0.15
0.r5
25i
II
II
II
0-15 I
t5-z4i
24-60 iI
I
I
0-10 I
10-42 I42I
IIII
It
ti
II
1
I
10-23
10-25
20-25
<2
<2
<2
<2
.::
<8
<8
<2
<2
<2
<2
<4
<2
<4
0.28
0.28t5-25
18_--17
0-8 i
8-60 i
I!
o-1ri
r r-30 I
30-60 i
30-45
35-45
30-40
40-60
30-40
0.28
0.28
0.24 I 5
0.281
o.32
1-2
Z-4
0.5-1
0.5- 1
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
See footnote at end of table'
3:33:3: 13 i I :i-8 :i Lou------
o
II
I
a
II
II
II
II
II
I
3
I
I
tI
II
III
II
III
I
SoiI nane and
nap sytrbol
i3*.
B none
;itt , 55, 56---
!'oEtS
a?*, 58r, 591:
PotLs----------
I ldefonso-------
{rC , 61----------
Bhone
62* z
Rock outcroP.
forriorthcnts.
63-----
SiIas
64-----------
Tanna
65r.forrlfluvents
66r:
Torrlorthents.
canborihlds.
Rock outcrop.
67'z
Torr lorthents.
Rock outcroP.
68, 69, 7O---'--'
VaIe
71r:ViIIa Grove----
ZoItay---------
(2mmi PerneabilltY
II
i svaitaute i sorr i s'rinttY i
i water I reaction i i
o . 19-o .21i6 -6-'l .8
o.l5-0.17i6.6-7.6
o.o8-0.1016.6-7.8i ---
II
0.16-0.18i6.6-?.8
0.19-0.21 i6.6-E.4
o.16-0.181?.9-9.0
i
II
0.16-0.18i6.6-?.8
0.19-0.21 i 6.6-8.4
0.16-0.181?.9-9.0
II
o.08-0.10i?.4-8.4
o.06-0. 08 i ?.9-8.4
II
o.l9-0.21 i6.6-7.8
o . 1 5-o .17 i6 .6-7 .8
o.o8-0.10i6.6-7.8i---
Shrink-sweI1
potent ial
K
ii
i ---- iiillililiilillllliililttiIii!iii
Moderate------ i 0.32 |
ttoderate------ I 0.43 I
Lou'--'---'---iq'43!-r!ar
SOIL SURVEY
I u. Y---'-I facbors lOrganlc
i i i naEEer
0.5- 1
3-6
3-5
20-40
TABLE 14.--PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS--Continued
i Depth i claYit
II
I
1
0-8 i
8-28 i
28-52i52i
I0-4 i
4-28 I
28-60 i
ln
o-9 i
9-24i
24-30 I30i
20-27
20-30
,o_--10
15-25
20-35
15-25
15-25
20-35
15-25
15-25
15-25
20-27
20-30
20-30
0.6-2 .0
0 .6-2 .0
''2:1'o
o.6-2.0
o.6-2.0
0 .6-2 .0
o.6-2.O
0 .6-2 .0
o .6-2.O
2.0-6.0
2.0-6.0
0.6-2.0
0.6-2 .0
o'2:'-'o
II
I
3
II
II
tI
Il
o.'r4-0.1616.6-?.8
III
0.14-o .20i6.6-7 -8
o-12-O.18i7.4-9-o
o .o7 -o .1217 .4-9 - ot---
ii
lstrt-----------i0.24 i 3
Moderate------ 10.24 i
Lor-----------i0.151'--i-"-irllr
Lou----"----- 10 '37 I 5
ioderare------i0.43i
lo*__--_-_:--_10.55iliil
Lotr-----------io'37 i 5
uoderate------ i 0.43 !iot-----------io'55Iil
Lorr-----------i0. 15i 3
Lou-----------i0.15il!tl
Lou------- -'-- i0.24i 3
iloOerate------ i 0.24 i
io"-----------io.15i
=-:-----------i----liiillliiilil
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APPENDIX G
Vegetation
county 3ubmil.lslg.wPd
VEGETATION
Thereiswiderangeofvegetationonthepropertyfo:l"t"variednaturatandmanrrade
conditions on the property. qt" ""rtn*"'J
**1, of the property consists of sagebrush
with some rabbitbrusL and wheatgrass.'rn" ".roJ
portion'oriu. p*p"ny consists of
pinor/junip", *itr, ?o *Jr**q,ir.iia* fifu; wneatemss' and-junegrass' The
lurt"* portion of the property i' " #;;;;;-; 'witJr
nativl gnuises and a few pinon
trees. The house ;d d, ,*o*aJi bffi;i hndscapea aieas incruding rawn and
flower beds. e" #L"rion ditch o"r"ir*'*rr" westery td; * south-western corner of
theproperry"r""ofi'Jliiolffihidil;il;;;"rhorivittowsandcottonwoods'
since the houses, driveways, and outbuildings are existing, there will be no distt[bance to
the existing vegetation'
APPENDIX H
Wildlife
county aubmlttal.glo't"Pd
WILDLTFE
The cororado Division of wildrife WRIS data checklist indicates that the Bond properry
includes the following wildlife arcq: ild E'g[ Wi"E- Range' Etk Winter Range' Elk
overall Range, vrJ.b"o Winter R-;;\ftF-b*t y1"t*
-Concentafion Area' Mule
Deer Overall Range, Wild Turkey
-Oi"tAf
Range, and Wild Turkey Winter Range'
wittlin one m*e "r,il" ,ii" a"r" is ptt winter c-oncentration Area, Elk severe winter
Range, Mule u".i S"*r" Winter frg;;'^i;'t'" {ith (Mottled Sculpin)' Ftarmigan
potential Habital *Jwila Turkey winter concentration Area.
The applicants report that wiltllife roam ttre property a1{ are not
fencing and horse f;;;;""losed and fenced to keep wildlife out.
are confined onthe ProperlY'
impeded bY existing
The applicants'dogs
To ins,re futt,e mitigation of witdlife impacts, the subdivision shall comply with the
following standards:
Dogs shall be confined within the owners' propefly.boundaries'
The owners snAr muiu6o;t i"g *#,'ffi*6"icultura[' vegetation outside of
ffiffiSfrffi feed sharl be encrosed or fenced with a wdrife nrogf fey9,
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e*..pt !!rlt.9rivacv fencing shall be
allowed so long * it a*,
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Drainage
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DRAINAGE PLAI\
Drainage on the Bond Properly i' qT'oAfV tol'P*t3t to southwest' The drainage
basin for the site is approximatelv f.s'acrei i""roa"g 2'8 acres from oFsite area' The
proposed suuai.,nisioT'Gr, rplio 9*r ;; ,t*e"-the existing drainage conditions'
However, ro, p,rrpo-r.r Ii *uaiririorr-i"ri"*, the-effects or an aaditional lot have been
analyznd-
HydrologY
The *existing conditiod' ZL'yeaypeak flow is estimated at 5'33 cfs and the 100-yealpeak
flow at 7.11 cfs. The "lot splrt" 2s-y;;Jfffiit estimated at 5'46 cfs and the 100-
year peak ttow x 7 28 cfs. The peak flo*' *"'" "o**atively
calculated using th'e
Rational Method. T'rcZ'-yearstorm;*;ipit"ti"n is 1'9 inches and the 100-year storm rs
2.3 inches.
Plan
stormwater runoffwill collect at an existing culvert under the driveway of the new house
lot. The existing "Jr"* is adequateffi; qt 100-year flow' The minor increase in
n,roff requires approximateq2gg "'Ui"it"t
of storage to match historic flow rates' The
driveway to the ir* to*"-lot creaies * ".uuor."r*i
at the curvert crossi'g which
provides *or" tn*-zod;rbi" f.", of storage during the 100:Year event'
Summary
Thedetentionstorageprovided.bythedrivewayembankmentandthelocationofthe
culvert at the historic fiow locati"";;;rid* roi"'o i"'it*" in historic runoffrates and
no change in drainage Patterns'
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Water SuPPIY
county 3utrntt l'gtg'u'Pd
TOWN OF NEW CASILE
Telephone (303) 984-231 1 Box 90, New Castle, Colorado 81647
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Sinc€rely lrours'
Ilarrel Bood
1804 CoffY Road 245
Nerw Castle CO 81647
D€ar Mr. Bord:
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Sewage DisPosal
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oPERArloN AND MAI NTENAI9E yINAGEMENT PlsN
tNDlvlDuAr SeilvneE DlsPosAL SYSTEM
MINIi'IIZE THE LIOUIDS
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practices with your riliri.'ifr"ieii wastewater you produce
b to treat and disPose'
MINIIIIZE THE SOLIDS
ntsvstems.DigestionofsolidmaterialsisveryslowSepticsystemsareuan"gl*i:'^5?11": +n irtisanoeaf. The less material you put inio the
ff llHlif$,,":?:::ffi ii'#:i:S:t'fi[=;lii;;i=;;iesimateriarvouputintothe
ffi;il,ffi]it ott"n it will require pumpins'
l.Avoidusingagarbagedisposal.Throwoutscrapsandothergarbagewiththe
trash.
2.
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collect grease in a container rather than pouring it down the sink'
Minimize the disposal of paper pPl'lt into the system' Nondegradable items
such as disposabte-liar,Jryl.:"111.1 flniiit.,-iittl"t' cigarette br'rtts and paper
i,i#rJ-.''i'-Jspecialrvhirmf ultothesvstem'
Donotdisposeoils,paints,thinnersorothertoxicliquidsintoyoursystem.
SEPTIC TANK ADDITIVES
Advertized chemical additives, bacteria, enzymes' etc' !9 not help solids breakdoum in the
septic tank and .il;iil;iG'useo to irif,#'ii" """a
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REGULAR INSPECTIONS
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GARFIEI' COUNTY BUI I.DI NG AND SANIrATION DEPARTUENT
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Glenwood SPrlngr' Golorado 8160l
Phone (3eD 9154812
Permn 2865
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ADDRESS g:**tQ PHONE 3 '?*t<- '
j WASTES TY?E:
BUILDING OR SERVICE
O *,-roo ofBedrooms I
Crarbage Grinder 0A Autor"tic Washer ()[ Dishwastrer
:-( ) UEI,L ( ) SPRING ( ) STREAN{ oR CREEK
O If nrpplied by Comrruniry Water, give name of zupplier: ieat CeSttfl
DISTA}ICE TO NEAREST COMMLTNITY SEWER SYSTEM: 3 UITE
Was an effo,rt made to connect to the Commrmity Systena? ilO
WTTHOUT A SITE PLAN.
GROUND CONDITIONS:
1 DePth to first Cnormd Water T
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Applicant acknowledges that the complaeness of the appricatioo is conditional upon such further rnandatory aod
additional tests aod reports as may b" r;;; by the r"!1'.atu department to be made aod fumished by the
applicant or by the local health augrrt*.I oi pt'posed ortu" orauation of the application; and the issuance ofthe
permit is subject * *"i ternrs and conditions as deemed necessary to inzure 'o*fli*tt with rules and regulations
made, inforrnation and reports *u-iu"o irr.*itt, and required tobe zubmitted by the applicant are or wiu be
represented ,o u. *. *a correct to tt
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;; ;i.r tno*r"ag. *a giri.r.*a are desigoed to be relied on by the
rocal departnent oriJo in waluating the sa,e ro, purporu-, of issuing the pernrit applied for herein' I furth€r
understand that any falsification or misrepresentarion "rv r;J r, r{ i*a'1ttre apptication or revocation of any
perrrit granted urr"o,rpoo said applicaiin *a i' bgal action for perjt'ry as provided by law'
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Name & Addressa
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Locate well, all streams, irrigation ditchs, and any water courses' Draw in your house,
septic tank & system, detached garages, and driveway'
If a change of lotation is necessary, you must submit a corrected drawing, before a
Certificate of Occupation will be issued.
Your Neighbor's
Name & Address
County Road (Note the Road Number and Name)
dic crwpn ifliqdocr\lor.hc
Cerfficate of OccuPoncY
No.4022
Bullding DePartment
Garfield County, Colorado
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Ttis a.difia8tc is isnrGd prqlad b rb lcquitds of Sccdon 307 ofudfr,rm Bufiilg co& acfiifriry rht at thc timo of irglaEo' thb
stsuctuc !ro! iocorylleo *utu "iil, *0..,a"ra wtb ormyt gdmg tulaq comrrolr m ur 6r tho blbwing:
Use Claisific*ion Slxsle ruuilv D,€UInq rilttt Building Permit No.
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ournerofBuilding mrrerr schd a0oress-1804 onw Road 245' t*o,
BuildingAddress tgo4 oonty Road 245, I[ar CaE&.'@ Ircality
a66r"o, 1804 @nBr Road 245' tdew Castl'e' @
Date oeoerber 15, 2000
It|[rrcc of r cc[d!..tc ot occl!.!., rla[ lot br coutm.d .r .r rppr,ovrl oltlG prw5m of thl codc or of o6:t ordlurca
otths lrrlrdt don c."to-- pr.jffd ir.;ffiJ;;rirh,fficirc* oo pnvttou olttL codc or olooc or{h|iccr
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Gotmty Road 245, ter CastLe
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Fr-h September 24, 1997AmcofPuriti 1-.3J1.15 ' .Perult: 831.00
P1m : 540.15
PEl"d- $523.90 S. Archuleta
BUILDING PERT'IIT APPLICATION
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PERMISSIOT{ IS HEREST ORANTED TO THE APPUCANT AS trt'NER, CONTRACTOR ANOTOR THE AG€NT OF T}IE CONTRACIOI{ (,I{ (TViE'(
coNsraucr rHE srRt clJRe As DETATLED or.r pr.rird rlio speqrfxnons st BMnrED To A lo REVIEWED BY nrE BULD|NG DEPARTUENT
!il coNstDERATtOfi OF Tl€ tSSUAilCE OF TH|S pERMtr THE SIGNER I|EIEBY AGREES TO COilPLYrMT}I AtL EIJI..OOIG CODES AllD l^llD uttE
REGuunoNs ADopTED By GARFTELD cot HTy iri;GuixT To iurronrrr GnEN lir 3o2g20t cns As AI,ENED. TllE slct{ER FURT}ER
nGREEs THAT u, rltE ABoltE sAtD oRolnAttces nnl moi FULTY coMPuED wTH ll{ THE LocATloN. EREcTloN, coNsTRt crlcxil AllD t'sE oF
?.{E ABovE DEscRtBED srRUcruRE. nre penrun-uei rxil se RE\roKEo By t{crTtcE FRott rHE couNTY Al{D THAT TtEil A}lo THERE 1T
sliALL BECOIIE NULlAilo l/Olo.
;HE ISSUANCE OF A PERIIT SASED T'POil PI,ANS, SPECFICATIONS AND OTHER OATA STIATI NOT PREl/EilT TI{E BIXLOI}E OFFEIAT FROiI
THEREAFTER REeurRrNc TIE coRREcrKrN or eniois rn sAo puns. specrcrrtotls AltD orHER DATA oR FRot PRE\,EllrlilG 8tffLDl!rc
cpERATroN BEING caRruED or rHERBJr{oea wxEx in vrormotr or ris coDE oR A$r oTHER oRDl}{AilcE oR REclrunoil oF Ttlllt
JURISOIGTION
Tr.rE REvrErl, oF THE suonrrEo prAias ArirD spEcrFrclTprs ANo NspEcrpts coilouclED n*nerrren 'oties rcr-corsfrrutE All
.{ccEprANcE oF Arry ffisFolsrg[.n6s oR rn-utiirti' rv-qnneo abuyry 1=ol_Ellg$s,-orflsslofls oR olscREFArqEs. THE
REsponstsr.rw FoR TuEsE rrEr,rs Arq) npumiiiriidtr-ounne corsrnuCnor nesrs speoacuY ffiH inE rncrmcr. DesKiNER.
;[tlbEilfrFoilffiH. i'oalems rRE [t{rENgED to # CootsenvAnvE AtD rN supponT oE THE owt{ERs tNTEREsr.
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The following items are required by Garlield county for a final inspectiou:
l. A fud Etectrical Inspection from the colorado state Elestdcat Inspectori
2. perm*rent ad&ess assigned by Garfield Courry Building Dcpartmrt posted wlrerc rcadtly
visible fronr access roa{,
3. A fuishcd rooi a locloble hous€, complete ederior siding orterior doors and windorvs
instatled, . *rplA. Iitchen with cabinas, a sink with hot &' cgld running wat9l '
kitehem floor coverings, c(ruoj€rtops anO ini$ca wa[s, rcadyfrr stove and re&iger*or' dl
trecessary plumbms;
4. A coqlete bdhooar, with wash bowl, tub or shower, toild stool, ht and cold nmning
water, floors and walls finished aod a privacy door; :
5. Alt steps outside or irside over threc (3) steps must hate handrails, guard rails on bdconies or
decks over 30" high constrtreted.to all 1994 UBC requirenrents;
6. Ortsid€ grsding dme to where water will detottr away &om the building
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7. Exceptions to the outside step$ decks Iurd grading may be made uponthe dernonstration of
ffi;ffi';ilffi#;;i;. .,Ii;;;:-il 1 E.c,nit. {oe',,p-dv wiu uot be iss,ed,ntil dr
the requhed itaory ue completed and a final inspection rnade.
A CERTIFICATE OF OCCITPANCY WILL NOT BE ISSiIIED LNTIL AIJL TEE ABOVTE
ITE}TS HAYE BEEN COFIPLETED.
*+*+Catrnot occupy of use dwelling until a Cenificate of Ocorpurcrv (C'9') is issred'
ocarpancy or use ora*.uing witho-ut a C.o. will be considered an iltegal ocsupancy and may be
grounds for vacating premises until above conditions af met
I understand and agree to abide by the above conditions for occupantry,ru;ejtd the issuaice of a
Cettificate of Occgpancy for the dwelling under building permit #-W65
Signanre
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arc not futh comPlir riT#ffiii ffi;ffi,bv Eodce trom oe Countv Buiuins
v nntouE lruLt.AND voID. 4d4 t)
llrsPEcTl0ll wlLL 110I, BE lilruEultEs"'-tpl5'Gmi- iS-PoSTEII 0 1l THE J 0B
2. rlorlRlt Norrcr REQUTRED EtOR"TNSPEq'TroNs
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INSPECTION RECORD .
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AIJ, LIsi[ED ITEMS MUST BB INSPBqIED AIttD AP- PBgfED BEAORE OOVERING -'ffiffi ffir1iofi 6[ nxrpruon, ITNDERGRSTTNL oR ABovE GRSUND.
?tdq THIS PERIIIIT IS NOI TRANSTERABLE
photrc gl*fri^ .ll)g te Strcet County Courthouse Gbnwmd Spriqs, Cobredo
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DATE: JUNE 27,2002 JOB NO.919-1.0 DHAWN BY: DLS CHECKED BY: MJE HEVISIONS:SCALE: 1 = 50'
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