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<br />Granting
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<br />Easement Conditions, contd.
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<br />Mitigation ,Measures
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<br />EC 25
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<br />EC 26
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<br />EC 28*
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<br />Prior to the start of construction, the Grantee will develop and
<br />implement a Water Quality Maintenance and Monitoring Plan to
<br />ensure that project activities, or facilities do not cause water
<br />quality to violate stream water quality standards established by
<br />the State of Colorado. This PJan will be approved by the Forest
<br />Supervisor prior to its implementation. The Plan will be updated
<br />and revised as necessary every five years. (FEIS Section 2.4.1,
<br />page 2-37)
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<br />The Grantee will relocate the East Cross Creek trail to route
<br />visitors around the diversion site prior to the start of
<br />construction activities. (FEI~ Section 2.4.1, page 2-37)
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<br />The Grantee will operate diversion structure gates and valves by
<br />remote control to minimize the need for travel to the sites, and
<br />will design the structures to be as vandal-proof as possible to
<br />minimize the need for repair crews to be transported to the site.
<br />(FEIS Section 2.4.1, page 2-35)
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<br />Easement Stipulations (ES):
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<br />ES 6
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<br />ES 7
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<br />ES 9*
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<br />The Grantee will conduct site-specific geologic investigations
<br />prior to any construction activity. If hazard areas are identi-
<br />fied, modification of project; design or development of mitiga-
<br />tions, as appropriate, will b~ required. (FEIS Section 2.4.1,
<br />page 2-37)
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<br />Cultural and historical survey !for areas not already surveyed
<br />(see FEIS Section 3.1.14) will be completed on areas where
<br />surface disturbance will take place in accordance with 36 CFR 800
<br />and Executive Order 11593. (FEIS Section 2.4.1, page 2-37)
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<br />At the conclusion of construcHon operations, temporary access
<br />roads, mobilization and operation areas, parking areas, pipeline
<br />easements, diversion sites, d*m sites, spoil areas, and other
<br />areas scarred by construction Will be restored and revegetated in
<br />a manner satisfactory to the Forest Service. Construction sites
<br />will be restored as nearly as possible to their original condi-
<br />tion. Construction scars will be covered with the best available
<br />topsoil within the immediate a.rea or with subsoil material from
<br />excavated areas, fertilized, a,nd seeded with native grasses and
<br />mulched. Seedling trees will: be planted in areas that were
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