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Page 3 12. The operator and all haulers shall access the CUP site only through the proposed entry indicated on the site plan. 13. The access to the driveway shall have gates securely locked when the extraction site is not in operation. The site shall be signed"NO TRESPASSING." 14. Hours of operation shall be as follows: • 6:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday—Friday. There shall be no operations on Sundays or any legal holidays. These hours of operation may be expanded with the approval of the Town Board if the operations are being solely performed for a public contract of unusual conditions. 15. There shall be no installed/permanent lighting of any kind on the subject property. 16. There shall be no blasting or drilling on the site. 17. There shall be a safety fence around the perimeter of the extraction area at all times. This fence shall be comprised of a basic 39"-48" woven wire with two barbs farm fence with posts placed 12' apart and"NO TRESPASSING" signs at regular intervals. No extraction activities shall take place until after the fence is in place. 18. The operator shall use water spray bars in the crushing process and screening process to eliminate dust and fugitive emissions. The operator shall spray the site with water when needed to control dust. The use of spray bars is not required when the temperature is below freezing. Verified complaints from neighboring landowners of blowing dust and sand will result in immediate corrective actions by Yahara Materials. Yahara Materials agrees to abide by all DNR air quality standards. 19. There shall be no bulk fuel stored on site. In cases where the operator wishes to have bulk fuel stored on site, the operator should indicate why and provide and receive approval from the Dane County Land Conservation Department of a spill containment plan that meets state regulations prior to storing bulk fuel on the site. 20. All excavation equipment, plants, and vehicles shall be fueled, stored, serviced, and repaired on lands five (5) feet above highest water table elevation to prevent against groundwater contamination from leaks or spills. 21. The operator shall require all trucks and excavation equipment to have muffler systems that meet or exceed current industry standards for noise abatement. 22. The operator shall meet DNR standards for particulate emissions as described in NR 415.075 and NR 415.076. 23. A hydrological water table study shall be performed before any disturbance at the site. This study must show the underground water movements, particularly in relation to the landfill site nearby and any residences that may be in the path of underground water movement, and indicate the maximum safe operating depth for the gravel pit.