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Class II Lands -' <br /> <br /> Lands on which the water table remains at 2 to 6 feet below <br />the ground surface throughout the year and: <br /> <br />Soils are moderately permeable with slopes ranging <br />between 12% and 18%. <br /> <br />b. Soils are slowly permeable with slopes not exceeding 12%. <br /> <br /> .2.9 Class III Lands <br /> <br /> Lands on which the watertable remains greater than 6 feet below <br />'the surface throughout the year and: <br /> <br />a. Soils are moderately permeable and slopes exceed 18% <br /> <br />b. Soils are rapidly permeable and slopes exceed 18%. <br />c. Soils are slowly permeable and slopes exceed 12% <br />2~10 Class IV Lands <br /> <br /> Lands on which the watertable does not remain greater than <br />6 feet below the surface throughout the year or lands considered to <br />be floodplain and subject to flooding. <br /> <br /> 2.11 .Class V Lands <br /> <br /> Lands which.have steep slopes, over 12% <br />SECTION III - LAND CLASSES <br /> <br />3.1 Class I Lands <br /> <br /> The follOwing soil types as described and mapped in the Anoka <br />County Soil Survey, 1977 may be found to meet the criteria of Class I <br />land. <br /> <br />Moderately Permeable Soils <br /> <br />Numerical Symbol Letter Symbol- <br /> <br />Name' <br /> <br />169-B BtB <br />169-~ BtC <br />133-A, B Dlf <br />132-B HdB <br />132-C HdC <br />232-B, 73 HeB <br />232-C HeC <br />152~B KmB <br />152-C KmC <br /> <br />Braham loamy fine sand <br />Braham loamy fine sand <br />Dalbo silt loam <br />Hayden fine sandy loam <br />Hayden fine sandy loam <br />Heyder fine sandy loam <br />Heyder fine sandy loam <br />Kingsley fine sandy loam <br />Kingsley fine sandy loam <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br /> <br />