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CONDITIONS FOR THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE REMOVAL OF CLAY FROM THE ED KAMM PROPERTY No clay will be removed from the forty acres directly south of April Hill's Subdivision. The Public Works Department has negotiated a price for hauling clay on "MN" and not Siggelkow. --- order=-i.v pay fuL mwtre hem:dins. Wt. are ceri€id Hauling will be on Holscher to "MN", "MN" to "AB", "AB" to the Landfill. Instead of hauling clay four different construction seasons, hauling will be limited to two seasons. The bulk of the material will be hauled in 1989 and the remainder in 1990, 1991 or 1992. There will be a gradual slope in all detention basins and ponds. No vertical walls. In regards to dust, the Town Chairman, Bill Hall, if after physically viewing the site, deems that dust is causing a problem, will have the right to shut the. job down. In regards to noise, the contractor will abide by the City of Madison noise ordinance. Approximately ten acres of land will be opened up for clay extraction at one Lime. When the excavation is complete on the first ten acres, the next ten acres will be stripped of topsoil. That topsoil will then be placed on the first ten acres stripped. This procern>-e will then be repeated for the following acres. After the topsoil is replaced, it will be graded and seeded. Soil erosion control measures will be required and enforced. Siltation fences will be constructed as required. It is proposed that the land be kept in grassland/hay production for an initial five year period to allow soil structure to become re-established, and to assure no harmful effects to area groundwater. After this initial period, the reintroduction of a more intense land use such as row-crop agriculture may be allowed based on soil test results and committee approval. The Village of McFarland will be notified of any requested changes in land use. Contractor will distribute safety educational material to all neighbors. Hours of operation will be 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. . Truck hauling will be limited tc 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - - - -.- - - .- • .- .. . _ _ ,.1-ing.ors- ' gNVu... s-.not-accepted -and passed-•by-.-floe.-Geunt -Beard.„--tie-County--wi1-1-•-do--the--follow ng-erg--Si-ggelkow-. i •Pave or- soil-stabilize-one.-shoulder--for--pedestr an-tr-aff-3c. 2,---Paint a•double-•yellow° line for a no-passing zone a:----t feet-s::igns-at-t-he-entrance/exi --o --the--site°-and- akso--an cranty-Tr"un' it, .4,---Contr-ac e - - - -- - - - �-:--Thy-iourrt �-de}�as t-a-cash-amcaunt u-f f ie ent-----t-ceput- -fiew-2"--pav ,e3 -- licur-froffr-the - . •- . it _ .- it r . . . 6. e-Count -w-3 1•pate • ggel-kow-as--needed--to-keep t- r-good repair. . T-he-bounty wi-1-1-sweep-••and wash Siggelkow as needed--t-a--keep-t-he-•dust down. We feel confident that this clay material can be removed safely. We have removed clay from two other sources in 1985 (the Valiulis property and the Homburg-Droster property) . The town chairman of Cottage Grove has stated that the clay extraction from the Homburg- Droster property has caused drainage problems on Mr. Olaf Swenson's property. We have visited with Mr. Swenson and he has said that the drainage problem got bad when the highway was reworked in that area. He also said the Landfill has caused no significant problem. We have removed clay from other areas and have restored the land. We will be good neighbors on this project. Dane County Public Works has always been responsive tc citizen complaints. Our door is always open and we pledge to resolve any unanticipated problems. r