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PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project is involves the construction of an 11 foot wide gravel driveway with access to Hillside Road (anticipated construction in 2017) and a new residential home. As the gravel drive is planned to be at-grade and 6" thick, minimal disturbed area will occur and is anticipated at 18,123 square feet (including home construction). On-site soils, as depicted in the USDA Custom Soil Resource Report are predominantly silt loams. See report for further detail and aerial photo. DRAINAGE PATTERNS The west end of the site drains north, then easterly, ultimately to Rice Lake. The east end of the site drains east to Rice Lake which lies 88 feet east of the nearest disturbance. No storm water treatment facilities will be constructed with the project, as the disturbance is anticipated to be less than 20,000 sf. CONSTRUCTION SITE EROSION CONTROL Erosion control best management practices (BMPs) will be implemented to control soil erosion in various areas. The attached plan sheet 6 indicates BMPs to be used. A stone tracking pad, and rip-rap will be installed per plan details. Anticipated project schedule The anticipated project schedule is as follows: April- Begin mobilization/install construction exit/begin driveway installation operations May-Finish operations, ensure bmps are installed. *Schedule may need to be adjusted depending on permits/approvals, project bidding, weather, or unforeseen circumstances. Erosion control/stabilization procedures may need to be adjusted with any scheduling changes. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE AND REQUIREMENTS The owner or owner's agent shall inspect and maintain all construction site erosion control measures weekly during construction, and after each rainfall of 0.5" or more. Repairs should be made as soon as possible. Inspection reports should be kept readily available for Town, County, and DNR viewing.