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10. All berms are seeded and mulched. The berm at the east side of the property has stable �r vegetation and drains to the south of the property. 11. These soils, due to the stripping procedure,will be compacted. All the areas to be determined post-mining land use need to be deep-tilled or sub-soiled to allow the vertical permeability to function. Quarry Reclamation 1. The reclamation plan is to return the site to agriculture and row crops. 2. The topsoil shall be free of trees, brush, and other woody materials. 3. The backfill of the excavated pit will be done with clean, uncontaminated topsoil during the operation. 4. Redistribute the topsoil stockpiles from the berms, returning site grades to the predevelopment condition. 5. The topsoil shall be deep-tilled to increase infiltration and reduce the compaction that occurred during the backfilling of the site. Time Schedule: DATE ACTIVITY June 1, 2004 Strip topsoil, separate subsoil and overburden. Construct berm and terraces. June 15, 2004 Permanent seeding and mulching with WDOT#720 at a rate of 7 pounds per acre within seven day of completion of the grading. Do not use fertilizer with phosphorous. Aug. 15, 2004 Seeding established. Repair the areas where new vegetation is needed. Sept. 1, 2004 Final reclamation of some of the areas The construction site will follow the plan according to the schedule approved by Dane County Land Conservation. The permit will expire on the final reclamation date included in the plan, and can only be amended prior to permit expiration. This review is only for the requirements of Chapter 14, Dane County Code of Ordinances. Other approvals may be necessary. The applicant must obtain a permit card from the Dane County Zoning counter and display it on the site prior to disturbing ground. It is recommended that you contact Zoning prior to picking up the permit card to ensure that they have received a copy of this review. 2