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elevations and delineated wetland boundaries,if any. If not available, appropriate flood zone determination and/or wetland delineation may be required at the applicant's expense; 5. The extent and location of all soil types as described in the Dane County Soil Survey,slopes exceeding. 12%,and areas of natural woodland or prairie; 6. The limits of construction,filling,grading and/or other activities requiring a grading and filling permit. including the area in square feet; 7. Existing and proposed elevations(referenced to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929)and existing and proposed contours in the area requiring a grading and filling permit; 8. Elevations,sections,profiles,and details as needed to describe all natural and artificial features of the project; 9. Soil erosion control and overland run-off control measures, including run-off calculations as appropriate; 10.Detailed construction schedule; 11.Copies of permits or permit applications required by any other governmental entities or agences. 12.Any other information necessary to reasonably determine the location,nature and condition of any physical or environmental features of the site. • (b) Where total disturbed area does not exceed 4,000 square feet,and where the zoning administrator determines that such information is not necessary to determine the. impact of the proposed project, the zoning administrator may waive requirements for signature by a professional engineer, run-off calculations or references to National Geodetic Vertical Datum. (c)The zoning administrator,or his or her designee, shall determine if an application is complete and adequate. A plan review period not to exceed ten(10)business days shall begin upon receipt of a complete grading and filling permit application,the application fee,and the required plans and specifications as listed above. (d)The zoning administrator,or his or her designee, shall send written notification of all grading and filling permit applications to the appropriate local office of the state Department of Natural Resources within three (3) business days of the date a complete application is received. (e)The zoning administrator,or his or her designee, shall send copies of approved or denied grading and filling permits to the appropriate local office of the state Department of Natural Resources within ten(10)business days of approval or denial. (5)Permit conditions: In considering a grading and filling permit,the zoning administrator shall evaluate the effect of the proposal as to possible water pollution including erosion and sedimentation,harmful changes to fish life or aquatic plants, and maintenance of safe and healthful conditions. (a)In granting a grading and filling permit,the zoning administrator shall attach the following conditions where appropriate: 1.The smallest amount of bare ground shall be exposed for as short a time as feasible. 2.Temporary ground cover(such as mulch)shall be used and permanent cover(seeding or sod) shall be planted. 3. Sediment shall be controlled according to best management practices recommended by the Dane County Land Conservation Department. 4.Lagooning shall be conducted in such a manner as to avoid creation of fish trap conditions. 5.Fill shall be stabilized according to accepted engineering standards. 6.Fill shall not restrict a floodway or destroy the storage capacity of a flood plain. 7.Fill shall not be deposited in a shoreland or inland wetland district, except in accordance with Sections 11.07, 11.08, 11.09 and 11.10 of this ordinance. 8. Stockpiling or temporary deposition of excavated materials shall not be permitted within the building setback area described in Section 11.03(2)of this ordinance. 9. Sides of a channel or artificial water course shall be stabilized to prevent slumping. 10.Sides of channels or artificial watercourses shall be constructed with side slopes of two(2)units horizontal distance to one(1)unit vertical or flatter,unless vegetative cover,bulkheads or rip-rapping are provided.