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Proposed Conditions for CUP 2311 1. The applicant shall submit an erosion control plan covering the entire CUP area for the duration of operations, and receive approval of an erosion control permit prior to commencing further extraction operations. 2. There shall be an additional element of this particular erosion control plan to be called a"dewatering plan"that will outline how water will be: stored and treated on-site (e.g. via an on-site catchment basin that would filter out large particulate matter from the water prior to pumping it off-site); removed from the site; and drained into and across the Ringgenberg field to the south. The applicant will need to demonstrate how any water to be pumped or otherwise removed from the site will be of a quality that meets with the Dane County Land Conservation Department's approval. 3. On the site plan (dated 12/14/98), there is a discharge pipe indicated in the south of the site that directs water, via a culvert under the lateral road running between Erb Road and Ringgenberg Drive, into Ringgenberg's field to the south. The prevailing surface water drainage course directs this water flow toward an intermittent stream course further to the south. This water discharge location shall be the only location from which water will be pumped or otherwise removed from the site. 4. The applicant shall apply for and receive all other required local, state and federal permits. In particular, the applicant shall contact Tom Harpt of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) South-Central Region Office in Fitchburg at(608) 275-3285 and acquire the appropriate permit to discharge water from a non-metallic mining operation under the Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System(WPDES). 5. The operator shall develop and operate the site according to the submitted site/operations plan, dated 12/14/98. 6. Operators shall cease no later than 15 years from the date of CUP approval, with a site inspection by Dane County Zoning in 7.5 years. 7. Reclamation shall be completed within one year after operations have ceased, and shall follow the operator's submitted reclamation plan. As each phase is completed,the restoration of that phase must be completed as much as possible before extracting in the next phase. Final reclamation of the 5.4 acre CUP area must be up to NR 135 standards and pertinent ordinances/regulations governing reclamation. A copy of the required reclamation plan shall be filed with both the Town of Springdale and Dane County Zoning. 8. To ensure compliance with the reclamation plan, the operator shall post and maintain a bond or irrevocable letter of credit in favor of Dane County in the amount of$8,100 ($1,500 per acre of subject site) until reclamation is satisfactorily completed. 9. The driveway accessing the subject site shall be paved. The operator shall maintain the driveway in a dust free manner in accordance with local, state and federal regulations, and shall clean any dust or mud tracked onto public roads. 10. The operator and all haulers shall access the CUP site only through the existing access point onto the nameless road south of the site running perpendicularly between Erb Road and Ringgenberg Drive, locally known as Ringgenberg Drive. 11. The access to the driveway shall have gates securely locked when the extraction site is not in operation. The site shall be signed"no trespassing." 12. Hours of operation shall be from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday operations are prohibited except for general maintenance and occasional trucking of material out of the quarry on Saturdays only.No operations of any kind shall take place on Sundays or legal holidays. 13. The operator shall comply with Subchapter VII—Blasting Resultants of the State of Wisconsin Department of Commerce Administrative Code and pertinent ordinances/regulations governing blasting.