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goals, no additional work will be done. If it is determined that the site has not yet met the goals, a contingency plan meeting will be established between the developer, wetland consultant, contractor, moniior and appropriate regulatory agPncy, to modify the project so it v✓ill meet the perl�rmance standards. This could in�lude additional plantings, replacement of piant species and�or an extension of the monitoring oeriod. Monitoring ReForts P. time-zero report at the comuletion of construction, and annual monitor repoRs beginning at the end of Year 1 will be submitted to the developer and appropriate regulatory agency by October 15'h of each year. The monitoring r��ports wi!I include photographic docur.��ntation for each site visit, with photo descriptions and an analysis of the ve5etation plentings. The repori will generalize the overall conditions and a�dress the effectiveness of the Restoration Plan in meeting the performance standards. A final repoR will be completed by November 15th of the final year and will include a summation and final analysis. If at that time, the performance standards have not been fully satisfied, but the monitor believes that the site is viable, growing, and that the standards �vill be met, it sfiould be noted. The final report will be the determination of whether the site is a success per the specific out-lined restoration survival and coverage goals. �" Cor,tingency Plar, In tne event of failure to attain the performance goals set forth in this plan, a meeting between the Project Biologist and �ity Personnel would be held to determine contingency actions. If further action is considered necessary, an amendment to this Restoration Plan would be dsveloped. The amendme�it may include causative factors for the shortfall and will include reconunendations for corrective action. Depending on the problems addressed, activities cauld include changes in soil or hydrologic conditions and/or the replanting of vegetation or m��difying species selected for the initial planting. Monitoring may be extended if necessary. � 5 �� ;