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to the temporary barge landing will be cleared by hand to limit impacts to the tree boas. A tree boa mitigation plan is found in Appendix D. 6.04 Fresh Water Resources There are no freshwater resources on the island of Great St. James. There is no potable water use planned for either dock or the temporary barge la

aped and approximately 2.2 miles long. The soils of the island are classified into six different soil classifications. The main series of soils are Redhook, Solitude, Salt Flat and Southgate. The Redhook series soils are predominantly located along the 2.2 miles of shoreline. Redhook soils are classifi

drainage improvements which will direct the stormwater runoff into bio-retention swales and drainage forebays so as to minimize stormwater runoff. Fresh Water Resources On island freshwater resources are limited. The owner of the island has incorporated other methods to collect and treat freshwater for personal use

aped and approximately 2.2 miles long. The soils of the island are classified into six different soil classifications. The main series of soils are Redhook, Solitude, Salt Flat and Southgate. The Redhook series soils are predominantly located along the 2.2 miles of shoreline. Redhook soils are classifi

drainage improvements which will direct the stormwater runoff into bio-retention swales and drainage forebays so as to minimize stormwater runoff. Fresh Water Resources On island freshwater resources are limited. The owner of the island has incorporated other methods to collect and treat freshwater for personal use

ich is 0 to 5 inches deep that is a very dark grayish brown gravelly loam, the subsurface is 5 to 10 inches deep and is a dark brown gravelly loam. Redhook extremely stony sand (RdB), 0 to 5 percent slopes, rubbly, rarely flooded is usually found on coast beaches that are composed of calcareous sand. It

thern ramp has been removed and the applicant would like to keep the emergency ramp in Christmas Cove until the proposed ramp is constructed. 6.04 Fresh Water Resources There are no freshwater resources on the island of Great St. James. There is no potable water use planned for either dock or the temporary barge la