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April 1974 by the USDA Soil Conservation Service. The overlay fit of the two maps was accomplished <br /> by aligning tree-line boundaries, roads and the waters edge of Long Lake. <br /> The soil mapping units, formerly called Hayden loam, have been renamed Lester loam by the USDA <br /> Natural Resources Conservation Service. Hayden - now Lester soils are well known within Hennepin <br /> County as competent soils both for home construction and road building. These soil units were formed <br /> from glacial moraine consisting of glacial till which is an undifferentiated mix of sand, silt and clay. <br /> - Locally, Hayden or Lester soils are often found to be lean silty clay. <br /> The prominent soils at the subject site are labled "L22F" and "L22C2". The L22F inap unit is described <br /> as "Lester loam, morainic, 25 to 35 percent slopes". The L22C2 unit is described as "Lester loam, <br /> morianic, 6 to 12 percent slopes, eroded". The L22F inap unit is similar to L22C2 except for the greater <br /> slope of the surface. <br /> Near the waters edge are "L24A", "Glencoe loam, depressional, 0 to 1 percent slopes" and "L16A", <br /> "Muskego, ponded, 0 to 1 percent slopes". The Glencoe soil unit has approximately 8 percent organic <br /> . � matter and the Muskego has approximately 75 percent. These two soil units are unbuildable without <br /> extensive soil correction. � <br /> � \ � '• <br /> � `� � � � <br /> \\ \\ \ R� C��UNN Y T \'� � ' <br /> � p � _ �� �� <br /> jr@ t � O \ �� � � ��` '. <br /> f aipie�l`i� art o e �� � �.� �� ��\ <br /> Cert ficat� � ` `� ` �� ���� ' <br /> � .. <br /> ti � � �� � �• � . •, '��' <br /> ��1 � Of011 VI \����\��� �: <br /> �� prep,ar�by Gro er & ci�t �\ �;�� Y � <br /> : �` Oft �Oft 20ft ��40f� \� 6 �� \ \ \�� �NE�� <br /> ; , �� , '� \\ � � � � <br /> � ` �SCaI� � � \ ♦ � �� � \ <br /> 1 <br /> 1t ��, ` P��POS�p\� ,���� \ \�� �� ���� ' <br /> �; �\ , �BUJL�3�NG �� ��\ `� �� \ ������'� <br /> �� �\ � i`` T�A6�K � �� � � `,�� <br /> � �`�'� � �'�� � TH� �. . �� � `. <br /> � �' � '' \ <br /> � � � j � <br /> `1 ' ,mca� �\'� ,� \\I`�\ , �`• �� � <br /> � ♦ •. <br /> � � `�� T 3 �. �� `. � \� <br /> � ,, � � � . <br /> 30 `o. �, ��`�� #�g,. ��\\ \ <br /> �,o�� , ;^4j � P '\��\ �� .\ <br /> ���p ` � �—�'�\�\ \� <br /> � � A� � � . �� � <br /> ` . I R•. 'S'p S's u�un,nEN \�� ��\` <br /> �, so �, (is,�e�� o ,� O •.��. � <br /> � � <br /> ' �'�Tp `'� �"b'•AQ��O p � �• V� . <br /> � �c \ �9 ss�eo�\ �. R/ ��, <br /> � ` ` <br /> �°�'^�° 2,oG,o��F R ~` �\ �`. <br /> � ` <br /> � � � °� ` . <br /> �� �� �� rs �� � <br /> � Q � �.. �� � �� ` <br /> � s o —— . . . , `� <br /> ' ,00� �8 `12�3 � \ �\ �� \` <br /> 2 4 � ffi'���. ��S � \\ <br /> vu�aiNe, io� M � �� `�� `�� <br /> . CTRIC � N �e, ` <br /> 8�R�"R OO�i.E �„''y5' . � . <br /> g � `o� <br /> -.—— BOX <br /> � � � a 3 _ _ .. <br />