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MICHAELBEST &FRIEDRICH Dane County Zoning and Natural Attorneys at Law Resources Committee February 12 , 1996 Page 2 so that the site is restored to a usable and environmentally stable condition upon its transfer to the Trust, we respectfully request that the following conditions be attached to the renewal of the Conditional Use Permit : (a) All slopes should be feathered to a usable grade not to exceed a 1-to-5 slope. (b) The site should be graded so that the stormwater runoff flows in its natural drainage pattern to the northeast toward Badger Mill Creek. This is the direction of the pre-excavation drainage . (c) A stormwater conveyance in the form of either a drainage swale or a storm sewer should be constructed to convey the runoff from the northeast corner of the 40-acre site to the North Fork of Badger Mill Creek. (d) Sufficient clay and topsoil should be replaced on the excavated area so that the site can support normal residential landscaping. We estimate that the minimum combination of clay and topsoil needed to support such vegetation is from 10 to 12 inches . (e) The site should be seeded in a manner to provide sufficient cover to prevent further site erosion during the period prior to utilization of the site . (f) That Item 9 from the March 28 , 1995 C.U. P. be stricken. This provision calls for a five (5) year limitation on the use of the site while soil structure is restored. The Van de Grift Trust and the City of Madison contemplate development occurring within a five-year period. (g) All of the remaining previous terms and conditions of the Conditional Use Permit issued to the Dane County Department of Public Works by the Dane County Zoning and Natural Resource Committee related to grading and restoration should be met . (h) The Dane County Land Conservationist shall be responsible for inspecting the site and certifying to the Committee that all of the conditions of restoration are met and the site will not suffer erosion or other environmental damage attributable to the clay removal or restoration operation.