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1 APPENDIX A Data Sheets and Sample Site Photographs Appendix C - Page 41
2 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 1 RAC/EMC none none Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. The site is adjacent to a bike path and the highway. There is a creek approximately 20 feet away. Creek is deep cut. Populus balsamifera (t) 65 FACU Gymnocarpium dryopteris (h) 30 FACU Heracleum maximum 35 FACU Equisetum arvense (h) 15 FACU Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 10 FAC Aconitum delphinifolium (h) <1 FAC Viburnum edule (s) 45 FACU Rosa acicularis (s) 10 FACU Actaea rubra (s) 30 NI foot circle Ground is covered in leaf litter. Appendix C - Page 42
3 YR 2/1 100 N/A Sandy loam Root wad with decomposed wood. Hard packed pebbles and cobbles. Very loamy, fully soil. Can't hold water. Dry Appendix C - Page 43
4 Appendix C - Page 44
5 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 2 RAC/EMC hillside none 30 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Approximately 20 feet from site the hill starts to get very steep. Tall cottonwoods are along the edge of the beach. Waypoint 37 Closed Tall Shrub. 80% cover. Sambucus racemosa (s) 65 FACU Sorbus scopulina (s) 25 NI Alnus crispa (s) 40 FAC Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 25 FAC Ribes triste (s) 30 FAC Gymnocarpium dryopteris 10 FACU Oplopanax horridus 10 FACU Chamerion angustifolium (h) 10 FACU Rosa acicularis (s) 10 FACU 3.53 Galium boreale (h) <1 FACU foot circle Appendix C - Page 45
6 Y4/3 100 N/A Sandy loam Root wad with decomposed wood. spongy. some cobbles, some gravel. Really red soil. Appendix C - Page 46
7 Appendix C - Page 47
8 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 3 RAC/EMC hummocks none Southcentral Alaska WGS hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Site is adjacent to the highway. Waypoint 39 Shrub low open Alnus crispa (s) 30 FAC Betula nana (s) 35 FAC Potentilla fruticosa 30 FAC Andromeda polifolia 20 OBL Empetrum nigrum 15 FAC 0 0 Equisetum hyemale 35 FACW 0 0 Chamaedaphne calyculata 25 FACW Myrica gale 20 OBL Menyanthes trifoliata 5 OBL 2.07 Parnassia palustris 10 FACW Picea Mariana (s) 5 FACW Carex aquatilis 30 OBL Vaccinium cespitosum 15 FACW Vaccinium vitis-idaea 10 FAC Equisetum fluviatile 15 OBL Ledum decumbens 10 FACW Salix monticola 20 FAC Carex canescens 15 OBL Eriophorum angustifolium 10 OBL foot circle Alders are growing on hummocks. Appendix C - Page 48
9 Hydric soils assumed due to hydrophytic vegetation and hydrology Appendix C - Page 49
10 Appendix C - Page 50
11 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 4 RAC/EMC none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Site is adjacent to the highway. Open low shrub. 35% cover. Waypoint 41 Myrica gale (s) 35 OBL Equisetum pratense (h) 15 FACW Potentilla fruticosa (s) 30 FAC Andromeda polifolia (s) 20 OBL Oxycoccus microcarpus (s) 10 NI Parnassia palustris (h) 10 FACW Carex aquatilis (h) 20 OBL Viola palustris (h) 5 NI Ledum groenlandicum (s) 10 FAC 1.87 Rubus chamaemorus (h) 15 FACW Rubus arctica (h) 5 NI Betula papyrifera (saplings) (s) 15 FAC Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 5 FAC Equisetum fluviatile (h) 10 OBL Sanguisorba stipulata (h) 10 NI Salix commutata (s) 15 FAC Carex canescens (h) 20 OBL Picea mariana (sapling) 15 FACW foot circle Tussocks. No bare ground - plants occupying every space available. Appendix C - Page 51
12 Hydric soils are assumed due to the hydrophytic vegetation and hydrology Tributary has very clear water. Area adjacent to creek is very saturated and spongy. Water between tussocks. Appendix C - Page 52
13 Appendix C - Page 53
14 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 5 RAC/EMC none slightly concave 3 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Site is adjacent to a trail. Forest broadleaf closed % cover. Weak shrub layer. Waypoint 42 Betula papyrifera (t) 65 FACU Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 40 FAC Chamerion angustifolium (h) 25 FACU Rosa acicularis (s) 30 FACU Athyrium filix-femina 10 FAC Cornus canadensis (h) 35 FAC Alnus crispa 15 FAC Sambucus racemosa 15 FACU foot circle Appendix C - Page 54
15 YR 3/2 100 silty loam YR3/4 100 sandy loam YR3/4 100 sandy loam O layer - root wad ash layer tightly packed cobbles with interstitial red soil some gravel Dry Dry Appendix C - Page 55
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17 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 6 RAC/EMC none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. This point seems to provide seasonal drainage, as evidenced by a culvert nearby under the trail. Water stained leaves and other hydrologic indicators suggest a wetland, but no hydric soils have developed and with the exception of the sedge, the plants are upland indicators. BPJ is that the trail (<10 years old) impounds water and is directing flow into a drainage channel. across Waypoint 44 Closed Mixed Forest Sitka sitchensis (t) 20 FACU Equisetum sylvaticum (h) 10 FACU Cornus canadensis (h) 15 FAC 0 0 Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 40 FAC Betula papyrifera (t) 45 FACU Athyrium distentifolium 10 FAC Equisetum arvense (h) 10 FACU Carex canescens (h) 40 OBL foot swath Water stained leaves covered the bare ground. The larch are on the peripheral and on hummocks. The birch are going in the middle of the site on hummocks. Appendix C - Page 57
18 YR 2/1 100 N/A silty loam Root wad organic soil 0 Appendix C - Page 58
19 Appendix C - Page 59
20 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 7 RAC/EMC none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. The site is a swath of Bepa and Caca that connects to site 6. Waypoint 46 This site does not have hydrophytic vegetation, however due to the strong hydric soils and hydrology it is professional opinion that this site is located within a wetland. Betula papyrifera (t) 55 FACU Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 75 FAC Viola adunca 20 FAC Equisetum sylvaticum (h) 25 FACU Athyrium distentifolium 35 FAC Equisetum arvense (h) 15 FACU foot diameter circle Water stained leaves covered the ground. The viola is patchy. Appendix C - Page 60
21 YR 2/1 100 N/A silty loam root matter. accordian. organic soil 2 Appendix C - Page 61
22 Appendix C - Page 62
23 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 8 RAC/EMC none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Waypoint 47 The area perhaps serves as a temorary storage area in times of high precipitation, and the summer of 2006 had high rainfall amounts. Menyanthes trifoliata 80 OBL Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 25 FAC Carex lyngbyei 65 OBL foot swath Grounds was cover in water stained leaves. Appendix C - Page 63
24 YR 2/1 100 N/A silty loam Root wad with organics organic soil 0 Appendix C - Page 64
25 Appendix C - Page 65
26 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 9 RAC/EMC none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Shrub tall closed Alnus crispa (s) 90 FAC Heracleum lanatum (h) 50 FACU Galium triflorum (h) 30 FACU Galeopsis tetrahit (h) 30 NI sphagnum foot circle Appendix C - Page 66
27 YR2/2 100 N/A sandy 6+ mixed organics fractured bedrock Dry Appendix C - Page 67
28 Appendix C - Page 68
29 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 10 CAD/SPT none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Forest broadleaf open Betula papyrifera (t) 80 FACU Alnus crispa (s) 40 FAC Achillea millefolium (h) 40 FACU 5 10 Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 70 FAC Trientalis arctica 20 FAC Viburnum edule (s) 10 FACU Cornus canadensis (h) 10 FAC Picea mariana 5 FACW 3.45 Sphagnum sp. (h) foot diameter circle Appendix C - Page 69
30 YR4/6 100 N/A sandy loam YR4/6 100 N/A sandy loam Root wad. fine sand mixed with ash same, with mixed cobbles Dry Appendix C - Page 70
31 Appendix C - Page 71
32 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 11 CAD/SPT none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Immediately at base of shoulder and a few feet before the community changes into a herbaceous wet graminoid with stream. This is a transition zone where it appears road side weeds have dominated the vegetation. Since the site has very strong hydric soils and hydrology this site is considered to be located within a wetland. Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 90 FAC Achillea millefolium (h) 10 FACU Equisetum arvense (h) 25 FACU Salix sp. (s) 10 FAC Trifolium pratense (h) 30 FAC Chamerion angustifolium (h) 20 FACU Rhinanthus arcticus (h) 5 FAC Heracleum maximum (h) 5 FACU foot swath Appendix C - Page 72
33 Saturated organics. Mucky peat Gley 1 2.5/10GY 100 N/A 19 3 Approximately 6 feet from standing water. Appendix C - Page 73
34 Appendix C - Page 74
35 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 12 CAD/SPT none none 0 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. Picea mariana (t) 20 FACW Betula papyrifera (t) 40 FACU Equisetum arvense (h) 60 FACU Calamagrostis canadensis (h) 20 FAC Picea sitchensis (t) 10 FACU Alnus crispa (s) 50 FAC 0 0 Ledum decumbens (h) 50 FACW Myrica gale (s) 60 OBL Betula nana (s) 60 FAC 2.8 Potentilla fruticosa (s) 30 FAC Sphagnum sp. (h) foot diameter circle Appendix C - Page 75
36 0-20 N/A Peat - saturated organics Appendix C - Page 76
37 Appendix C - Page 77
38 Seward Highway MP Anchorage August 8, 2006 DOT&PF 13 CAD/SPT hillside concave on macro scale 2 Southcentral Alaska N N N N N N Hydrology - the winter storage this year is half of the average, so wetland areas may be drier compared to last year. The site is located on a hill that slopes down towards the inlet. Betula papyrifera (t) 50 FACU Alnus crispa (s) 30 FAC Chamerion angustifolium (h) 70 FACU Sambucus racemosa (s) 30 FACU Pteridium aquilinum (h) 40 FACU Ribes triste (s) 10 FAC Picea glauca (t) 5 FACU Trientalis arctica (h) 10 FAC Galium triflorum (h) 10 FACU foot diameter circle Appendix C - Page 78
39 N/A Root mat dry organics ash fractured bedrock Appendix C - Page 79
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