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Im+�tory) indicates one public waber wetland (27-841 W withia the shtdy area, unnemed ar�d <br /> caneaponding roughly to the NWI-labekd wetland(Figuro 4). <br /> Site V'fsit <br /> 3ER ecologiats examined the subject P�P�h' for areas moctiag jurisdictianal wetland critaria <br /> during the site visi� Two areas meetiag the jurisdictional critGria of a wetlead were flagged,aad <br /> bounderies wea�e deteimined aad deIineated, The appmximate wetland boundaries are outliaod in <br /> yellow{Figuc+e 5). <br /> Thc NWI identified the easte�cn wefland as PEM/SS1Cd. The wetlaad, in its deeper perts is a <br /> Type 3, PEM1Cd, ahallow mar�h siui,nunded by a friage of PEM1Bd, T�+pe 2 Fresh Wet <br /> Meadow.T�►e wetlead is an emeagent herbacoous maiah(any shrubby areas$re off tbe property). <br /> Vegetation in the seasonally inundated weda�d was dominaLad by common rxd {P)rraginite.i <br /> australis FACR�in the ccnter of the wettand with hybrid eattail(Typlra X glauca OBL)and reed <br /> �anarYgiass(Phalarls arundi�ac�ea FAGVV) around t�e odges.T�ansition to uplands is marked by <br /> slope beginaiag of woodlands or sm�ooth brome(Bromus inennis FACIJ), � <br /> 1Yaasect SP 1-1 was takan from tl�e weat side of the easborn portinn of the seasonany inundated <br /> we�and. The soils at sample point SP 1-1 Wet consisted of a mucky poat at the surfece with <br /> muck and peat laYers beneath. Hydric iadicatois A4 (Hydrngon Sulfids),A10 (2 cm Muck), Fi <br /> ��Y Mv�Y M��) and S3 (S cm Mucky Peat or Peat) ware presen� Surface watar wae <br /> preseat,tha watet table was at 3 incbr.s and sarivation at 0 inches.The soils ai samplo poiut SP 1- <br /> I Up consisted of layers of saa�y soiLs.No hydric indicabors arere present <br /> At samplo point SP 1-1 Wet hydrology indicators A1{Surface Water),A2(High Wate�1�ble},A3 <br /> (Saturatioa}, C1 (I3ydrogen Sulf�de Odor) and a8condary indicatora D2 (C�eomorphic Position} <br /> and DS (FAC-Neutral Test) were presa�nt. Wettand hydrolagy Rr�n�m���d at sample point <br /> SP 1-1 Up. <br /> Transect SP 1-2 was#akea frnm tha �ith side of the eastran portion of th�e seasonaIIy inundsted <br /> wettaa�d. The soils at sample point SP 1-2 Wet consisted of a sandy mueky loam at tho surfaco <br /> with san�y aad muck layexs beneath with high o�g�ic material throughout the column. Hydric <br /> iadicatflrs A4(Hydroge.n Sulfide)an�d F1 (Laamy Mucky Mineral)we.re present.Watea�tabla was <br /> at 12 inehes and sntu�iion was at b inchcs, The sails at sample point SP 1-2 Up oonsisted of a <br /> surface layer of sa�y loam with a loamy sand belaw.No hydric indicators were pa�ese�t <br /> At sample point SP 1 2 Wet hydrology iadicators q2 (High V�tater Table� A3 (Sahuation) aad <br /> secondarY indicators D2 (Ceomorphic Position) aad DS (FAC-Nautral) were present Weti�ad <br /> hydrology wes not indicated st semple point SP 1-2 Up. <br /> WeSan+d 2 is identified by the NWI as the same wetland as tbat found an the east side of the <br /> parcels, being connected to the south of the larger parcel. The wefland is aimilar in d�scxigtion <br /> aad makeup as the eastein partion. The transition to upland ean be marlced as the canarygrass <br /> gives way to woodland. <br /> The tians�t SP 2-1 was taken fmm the nartheast sidc of the western portion of the sea,sonally <br /> swoboda Eooio��xaou� 3 zas w�yat�$wa w <br /> PrqjedN�mber:2013-035 ��� <br />