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Page -4- <br />Medium Lak_c naaches, sard <br />Blue <br />The nip symbol for thi- soil is Lc and the mule color is medium blue. This <br />0 land type consists of poorly drained, p rayelly and sandy materials around <br />the shoreline o' Aes and wetlands. The soil material is sandy and was <br />deposited by w. tion. The native vegetation consisted of reeds, sedges, <br />and willows. L., wet periods of the year there is a perched watertable <br />within 1 fool, of the surface and ponding may occur. 'the high organic matter <br />content in tLe upper soil horizons means the soil has low bearing; values. <br />There is a high potential for frost action. <br />\essel loam: <br />This is a deep, moderately well -drained, loamy soil that formed in calcareous <br />till. There are stones and boulders, vainly near the surface. ThC native <br />vegetation was mixed hardwoods. The soil is Trapped in only one slope phase <br />in Hennepin County. <br />Light liessel loam - 1 to 4 percent slope: <br />Green <br />The map symbol for this soil is NeB and t.`:e map color is light green. This <br />soil is nearly level to gently sloping occupying areas of low relief and or <br />a few W 'ltops that are above Hayden soil on the side slopes. Since this <br />soil is nearly level little grading is generally required. <br />This soil is wet for short periods with a seasonal watertable at a ; to <br />foot depth. Shrink -swell tvolume change) is low to moderate with chan�;o:= <br />in moisture content. The soil is moderately permeable. Soil strength is <br />adequate for residential development. <br />Shoru ood silty clay loam: <br />This is a deep, moderately well -drained soil. The soil formtir la calcarvoo,< <br />clayey sediments 2 to S feet thick over calcareous loariv till. the varivr <br />vegetation was mixed hardwoods. There are two slope of this roil <br />mapped in Hennepin County. Lacii slope 11ha- c mal,i <br />development will be discussed separately. <br />