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March 26, 2002 Page 8 of 12 Pages the Division or where excavation would require replacement of material and redistribution of topsoil for proper revegetation. The applicant proposes, in compliance with this rule, the removal and replacement of topsoil for reclamation purposes. Also a requirement of the EA [2.4,1(4)). Rule 4.04.3(3)(g) Vegetation shall not be cleared for more than the width necessary to serve traffic and utility needs. The applicant states that vegetation will only be disturbed to the extent necessary. Also see 2.4.1(4) of the EA. Rule 4.04.3(4) Drainage. Rule 4.04.3(4)(a)(i) Light-use road drainage shall consist of culverts in flowing streams, wet areas, and in ephemeral channels as necessary to protect the facility during its life and to minimize disturbance of the hydrologic balance. Culverts aze not proposed in the application. The proposed roads cross no perennial streams. They do cross ephemeral channels and potential wet areas that may prove to require culverts to sustain use of the facility. Culverts aze allowed by the EA as approved. Rule 4.04.3(4)(a)(ii)Sedlment control shall comply with 4.05.2 and 4.05.5. See Rules 4.05.2 and 4.05.5 below. Rule 4.04.3(4)(b) See the rules for the text of this rule. Proposed roads do not cross flowing drainages or streams. Rule 4.04.3(4)(c) Ditches, cross drains, road surface drainage culverts, and ditch relief drains shall be installed as required by the Division to control erosion for light-use roads. The applicant proposes the use of water bars across the proposed roads. Rule 4.04.3(4){d) Natural drainage. Natural-channel drainageways shall not be altered or relocated for the purposes of light-use road construction. The application is in compliance with this rule. No natural-channel drainageway is proposed to be altered or relocated. Rule 4.04.3(4)(e) Stream crossings. Drainage structures required for crossing streams shall not