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o <br /> <br />10. <br /> <br />11. <br /> <br />12. <br /> <br />properties. All equipment shall be kept in good repair. Failed equipment and rubbish <br />shall be removed from the work site regularly. <br /> <br />The ingress and egress to the Subject Property shall be from County Road #63. The <br />Permit Holder shall provide a 75 foot long gravel approach at the access points onto <br />County Road #63 to minimize the tracking of grading materials from the site onto the <br />public highway. The Permit Holder shall be responsible for obtaining and complying <br />with any permits deemed necessary from Anoka County. In addition, the Permit Holder <br />shall be responsible for removing any spilled material from the public roads immediately <br />upon direction to do so by the City Engineer. Failure to do so shall be cause for the City <br />Engineer to order the necessary work to be done and billed to the Permit Holder. <br /> <br />All work sites shall be properly safeguarded to prevent the general public from depositing <br />garbage or other refuse on the work site. <br /> <br />The disturbed area shall be reforested with a like number of trees. The trees shall be of <br />similar species as those removed and shall be a minimum of 1-1/2 inches in diameter. <br /> <br />Grading operations shall be conducted in such a manner to minimize interference with the <br />surface water drainage outside the boundaries of the operation. <br /> <br />Fencing may be ordered by the City Council or City Engineer anytime the permit is in <br />force and shall be installed within 24 hours of written notice. <br /> <br />All haul roads to and from the Subject Property (County Road #63 between County Road <br />#5 and T.H. #47) shall be maintained in order to minimize dust and in a condition <br />satisfactory to the City Engineer. This work shall include application of water, <br />bituminous material, or calcium chloride to the road surface as may be necessary to <br />alleviate dust nuisance and eliminate traffic hazards. This work shall also include daily <br />inspections of County Roads #5, #63 and T.H. #47 and the removal of spillage of any <br />materials from the operation. When hauling operations are completed, the permit holder <br />shall either restore that haul road to a condition at least equal to that which existed at the <br />time the hauling operations were started, or compensate the local road authority in an <br />amount satisfactory to that road authority and concurred in by the City Engineer for the <br />restoration of that haul road. The City Engineer will then accept such restoration or <br />concur in such financial settlement for the restoration of the haul road in writing and such <br />acceptance will relieve the permit holder of any additional obligation in connection with <br />the restoration of the haul roads. If the permit holder fails or refuses to perform haul road <br />restoration or to make satisfactory financial settlement for such restoration, the City will <br />cause the restoration work to be done and require reimbursement from the financial <br />guarantee required herein. <br /> <br />The maximum slope other than the working face shall be sloped on all sides no steeper <br />than a rate of 2 foot horizontal to 1 foot vertical. In no case shall the slope of the working <br />face be left unattended with a slope greater than 2 feet horizontal to 1 foot vertical. When <br />mining operations are anticipated to be discontinued for an interval greater than one <br /> <br />Resolution #02-06-160 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br /> <br /> <br />