2019-05-06_PERMIT FILE - M2019022

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a. Grading Erosion and Sediment Control ("GESC") Plans — SEE ATTACHED PLANS approved by Town of Bennett. Some requirements of these plans are listed below: i. LGI must have a GESC manager that remains on site for the majority of time and available to the Agency on a 24/7 basis. ii. The Town of Bennett independently enforces remediation measures required in connection with taking the fill from the site. iii. Earth disturbances must be done in such a manner as to minimize impact and protect natural features and vegetation. iv. Once all fill related activities are complete at the site, LGI must establish uniform vegetative cover at the site at a minimum density of 70% of pre-disturbance levels. V. All disturbed areas must be drill seeded and crimp mulched in accordance with the Eastern Plains and Foothill Region in Native Plant Vegetation Guide for Colorado. vi. Once topsoil is removed and stockpiled from the site, an Agency representative must inspect the stockpile or a stop work order will be issued. vii. Any adverse impacts to the site and any adjacent waterways, wetlands or other properties resulting from LGI's removal of the fill must be remediated. viii. No permanent slopes greater than 4:1 are permitted. ix. Inspections must be performed every 14 days. b. Colorado Discharge Permit System General Permit. SEE ATTACHED STATE ISSUED PERMIT. Although the General Permit regulates discharges of water, the preventative and remediation requirements of the General Permit ensure that the affected property will be reclaimed to a beneficial land use once LGI's activities are complete: i. Topsoil is to be preserved for those areas of a site that will utilize vegetative final stabilization. ii. The amount of soil exposed during any activity on the site must be minimized including the disturbance of any steep slopes. 2 134509\000 1 8\94400345.v2