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<br />caused by the County's activities pursuant to this Agreement within the subject parcel, or due <br />to the presence of County employees on the subject parcel, unless such activities are wanton or <br />wilful. <br />5. F:eclamation of the mined ponion of the subject parcel shall be the County's <br />responsibility. The County shall remove and stockpile the top soil from its mining operations <br />within the subject parcel in accordance with the DMG permit. The County's mining <br />operatiots, including site reclamation, shall be conducted in substantial compliance with the <br />DMG permit for the subject parcel and all applicable federal, state, and local statutes, rules, <br />and regulations. When any portion of the mined area is to be reclaimed the County shall <br />recontour the s]opes to no less than a 3:1 ratio. During reclamation the top soil shall be <br />spread evenly over the affected area which shall be reseeded in accordance with the <br />recortune:ndations of the USDS Natural Resources Conservation Service. <br />6. The County shall be responsible for obtaining all permits and approvals required for <br />the mining operation, including any federal, state, or local government permits andlor <br />approvals, including, but not limited to a DMG mined land reclamation permit. Should any <br />required permits or approvals be denied, terminated, or revoked, the County's rights under <br />this Agreement shall be terminated forthwith, provided, however, that the County's mined <br />land reclamation obligations under the DMG permit shall remain in full force and effect for the <br />mined area. <br />7. The County agrees to place a temporary cattleguard on the property line where the pit <br />access road leaves County Road 46M and enters private property. At the time the gravel pit is <br />no longer ttsed by the County, the cattleguard will be removed and the fence or gate will be <br />rebuilt in t:`ae location of the cattleguard to equal or exceed its existing condition. 1t is <br />understood that the access road to the rrtining operation is to be locked at all times when gravel <br />operations are not occurring. <br />8. The County shall be responsible for damage to any of the landowner's fences which <br />occur as a result of the County's gravel mining operations on the subject parcel, particularly <br />the fence ott the east side of the pit which is within 200 feet of the disturbed area. Any fence <br />repair work shall be equal to, or exceed, the existing condition of the fence. <br />9. The County shalt use the subject parcel solely for the purposes granted by this license, <br />which consist of operating a gravel pit, which operations shall include gravel mining, <br />crushing, screening, asphalt hatching, and stockpiling of material. <br />10. The :landowner shall not authorize or allow any other gravel operations within the <br />subject parc~:l except the County's operations authorized by this Agreement. <br />11. This Agreement may be renewed on or before its expiration for such an additional term <br />or terms, as the parties shall mutually agree to in writing. However, in the event the parties <br />do not choose to renew this Agreement beyond its initial Five year term, the County shall have <br />one year from the expiration date to complete its site reclamation obligations in compliance <br />2 <br />