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Page 2 2. The applicant shall apply for and receive all other required local, state and federal permits before extraction commences and proof shall be on file with both the Dane County Planning and Development Department and the Town of Mazomanie. 3. There shall be no use of any Town of Mazomanie roads by any hauler either for approaching or leaving the subject site, except to deliver material as a final destination to a site in the Town of Mazomanie or by permission of the Mazomanie Town Board. 4. Operator will create an 10 foot landscaped earthen berm around the opened area of the pit and along STH 78 the berm will have a row of deciduous trees of appropriate type, spacing and height as determined by the Planning and Development Department for the purpose of mitigating the noise and for visual and safety concerns of the neighbors. The berm shall be seeded and maintained in a sightly condition and mowed periodically to prevent weed infestation. 5. The operator shall develop and operate the site according to the proposed operations, erosion control and reclamation plan dated March 01, 2001. The reclamation is subject to change in order to meet requirements of NR135. 6. The failed berm on the Southern boundary of the CUP area and the neighbor's property (parcel #0806-104-8000-1) shall be replaced in accordance with previous reclamation plans and shall meet the reasonable satisfaction of the Mazomanie Town Board. This berm shall be repaired before any mineral extraction activities commence on subject property. 7. Operations shall cease no later than fifteen (15) years from the date of CUP approval unless review shows that an extension is warranted. 8. The total disturbed area of the site shall not exceed twenty (20) acres at one time, excluding berms. 9. Reclamation shall meet requirements as defined in NR135. The property shall be reclaimed to farming and agricultural uses. The operator agrees to stockpile the topsoil separately from the overburden and to replace the overburden and topsoil in the proper sequence. Final reclamation of the site shall be completed within twelve (12) months of the expiration of the CUP. 10. 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 $30,000 ($1,500 per acre of disturbed area up to a maximum of 20 acres) until reclamation is satisfactorily completed. Once Chapter 74 (NR135) is passed, it will likely include a similar requirement for reclamation bonding. If possible under State requirements, this County bonding requirement shall count toward whatever bonding is required by the State. The intent here is to avoid double counting any reclamation bonding. 11. The first 150' of 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.