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, <br /> Mr. Bill Rucker • _ <br /> Page 2 <br /> To uiinimize impacts, the followinq steps are recommer.ded: <br /> 1) prepare an initial wetland determinatiobl, which <br /> maps the location of wetland within and adjacent to the <br /> proposed road. This initial determination shouldacted <br /> identify the quantity of wetland that wil.l be imp <br /> by :he temporary road. A full wetland and stream <br /> mitiqation plan should be submittroval� PotPntial <br /> building plans for review and app <br /> long-term mitigations for the permanent road <br /> installation include removal of the vegetative dump <br /> site at the end of Sevenich Road, restoration of the <br /> creek bank with native vegetation, and removal of ivy <br /> from the CLelans�shallrincludee�uitable measureskfor <br /> mitigation p orary <br /> the restoration of the areas disturbed by the temp <br /> road. <br /> 2) The quantity of soil cut and graded shall be kept to <br /> the absolute minimum. The operator shall strive to use <br /> temporary fill material such as chipped bark in order <br /> to minimize disruption to and sedimentation within the <br /> wetland andfilter abricToversthelwetland areastedbey <br /> installing er of chipped bark ontop <br /> crossed and placing a thick lay 1 eth lene <br /> of the filter. A temporary concrete or po Y y <br /> culvert should be installedlagt�esheetingnand filled <br /> with filter fabric and/or p <br /> with chipped bark. <br /> � 3) Limit the width of the temporary road corridor to <br /> � the minimum width necessary to allow passage of the <br /> backhoe. <br /> 4) Install a silt fence at the top of the bank adjacent <br /> to Sevenich Road and along the proposed road where <br /> earth movement is required. All graded earth shall be <br /> kept out of the stream corridor and weteagide�eofbthe <br /> stockpilinq it against the inland (slop <br /> stream. Construction shall net be undertaken during <br /> rainy periods. <br /> 5) If required, apply � �r a HPA from the Department of <br /> Wildlife for the permanent creek crossing. <br /> 6) if the residential de�relopment of the property is <br /> not granted, then all temparary fill, includinq the <br /> creek culvert, shall be reroved, natural contours <br /> • restored to the maximum extent feasible, and disturbed <br /> areas restored. <br />