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Page 4 of 4 n CUP #708 9. A good faith effort shall be made to leave several inches of clay on site. Surface of topsoil will be prepared prior to seeding such that roots could be established. 10. The land shall be kept in grassland/hay production for an initial five year period to allow soil structure to become re-established, and to assure no harmful effects to area groundwater. 11. After this initial period, the reintroduction of a more intense land use such as row-crop agriculture may be allowed based on soil test results and committee approval. 12. The village of McFarland and the Town Board will be notified of any requested changes in land use. 13. Soil testing shall include remapping based on soil borings. In addition, test plots shall be done to determine yields on the rebuilt soil so future nitrogen can be closely tied to yield expectations. 14. Groundwater monitoring wells may also be required. 15. Land use must follow State standards for nutrients and pesticides currently being set by the U.W. , State and Federal agencies. (These standards will be in effect before a petition for a land use change can be made, and they will establish specific soil series application rates for agricultural chemicals for the entire State of Wisconsin) . 16. All construction equipment and vehicles will be fueled and stored on land that has not had the clay removed. Farm equipment will also be stored and fueled on land that is not disturbed. 17. The County will keep Holscher Road in good repair and, if necessary, reconstruct Holscher Road after the clay has been removed. Dust control on Holscher Road will also he maintained. 18. Natural drainage on the site shall be restored and after reclamation there shall be no impoundment of water except for a pond at the South end of the C.U.P. 709 area. 19. There shall be no foreign material buried on the site. 20. There shall be no blasting on the site. '�n