Kleinham's Discovery Part 2 - Flathead County, Montana

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\MPA and Flathead Lake. drainaee within the proposed subdivision will
utilize Low Impact Design (LID) methods of filtering and controlling runoff
througfi the use of Bio-swales and detention ponds. See the
Stormwater Manaeement Plan prepa{ed by RLK Hydro.
iv. It is recommended that the subdivider discuss the impact of the proposed
development on fish and wildlife with the Department of Fish, Wildlife
and Parks (FSIP) and incorporate any recommendations from the agency
to mitigate wildlife impacts.
Both developer and the Ecoloeical Consultant Jqe Elliou Ph. D have
consulted with the Montana Departuent of Fish Wildlife and Parks and
the Department of US Fish and Wildlife regarding the proLosed
subdivision. Their suggestions have been incorpqtatgd into the proposed
Covenants and the subdivision design.
Agriculture and Timber Production:
i. On a sketch map locate the acreage, tlpe and agricultural classifications of
soils.
Of the 367 acrbs of propert-v within the North Shore Ranch development
approximately 300 acres are in agricultural production/rotation. This past
year the site was planted in spring wheat. summer fallow. and Crass land.
Accordine to the upper Flathead Valley Areas Soils Survey. 1960. the
soils t}?es are Somers Siltv. Clay Loam with a Class [Iw-l capabiliry.
Somers Siltv Clay with a Class IIe-l, and Blanchard Loamy Fine Sand
with a Class lVes-l capabilitv. (See Fieure 3)
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North Shore Ranch
Kleinhans Farms v. Flathead Co.
County File -- 3096