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rI l <br />f- <br />m,<2r;^\9 ( *• ‘ f I ; j <br />// ir-<^ <br />:''T: .• <br />t i <br />\ <br />Welland #5S (WL5S) <br />^ckthom^r^ (PFOl A) wetland. Reed canary grass (Phalaris amndinacea) and common <br />ereen r/F^Z:^—Boxelder (Acer negundo). <br />• > <br />(Ulmus sp.) are dominant below the wetland fringe. <br />(‘0 YR 3/1) but have some characteristics of a Dundas silt loam. <br />Appln^rAT established primarily on elevation and hydrologic indicators (Transect Tl, <br />Wetland #6N (WL6N) <br />^ ^ ^ arundinacea) is dominant in the <br />the wetlfl!?H Cattail (Typ^ sp.) is the dominant vegetation below the wetland fringe. Soils in <br />the wetland fringe ^e descnbed as Hamel loam (10 YR 3/1). Peaty muck (Gley 2.5/0) is present <br />Mow the wetland fringe. Wetland boundaries were established primarily on elevation and <br />hydrologic indicators (Transect Tl, Appendix A). >«"« <br />Wetland U6S (WL6S) <br />WL6S is a type 3 (PEMC) wetland. Reed canaiy grass (Phalaris arundinacea) is dominant in the <br />‘ (Typha sp.) IS the dominant vegetation below the wetland fringe. Soils are <br />appro.ximately 6 to 8 inches beneath the surface. Mottle color is described as 2.5 YR 5/8. Mottles <br />^ l-5^rcent of the matrix. Mottles at Tl-2 are distinct, very fine and approximately 14 to 16 <br />oTthTi^Irif ^ described as 2.5 YR 5/8. Mottles are less than 1 percent <br />pIiIw-T? mottles were tound at the upland site (Tl-3). Wetland boundaries were <br />established pnmanly on elevation and hydrologic indicators (Transect Tl, Appendix A) <br />Wetland U7 (WL7) <br />^ Wetland. Wetland boundaries are sharply defined as this is an excavated <br />m^-made pond Sedge carex) is the dominant emergent vegetation but most of the pond surface <br />Wetland Determinations <br />Wetland Determination #1 (WDl) <br />u/Pi •ocated on t^he north side of CSAH 6, approximately 260 feet (80 meters) southeast of <br />AcuiveZnrcsA^rdrv:::;;^^^^^^^^^ <br />prevent ponding adjacent to the north side of CSAH 6. WDI is dominated by reed canary grass <br />( alans arundinacea). Soils are descnbed as Hamel loam (10 YR 3/2). Redoximorphic features