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AV 5) No extraction will take `place within 300 feet of a residence or public land. If a residence is built within 300 feet of the extraction site, a fence will be constructed on that edge of the site. 6) Stockpiles and overburden piles will be at least 200 feet from all streams. on the site. 7) The stabilization of the overburden piles will be determined and inspected periodically by the Orange County Soil and Erosion Control Office. The over- burden stabilization will be accomplished through a rotation method. The stockpiling of.overburden will take .place .on -a rotating.:basis. One area wi.thin'the disposal site will..be .graded and stabilized with sericea lespedeza and according to the rehabilitation plan while another area is being used for stockpiling. 8) The hours of operation will not exceed the time from 7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday. 9) The streambed and banks of the channelized portions of Phil's Creek and the areas around the settling ponds will be stabilized. The applicant will have a continuing program of fertilization and maintenance on areas ad- jacent to the streambed of Phil's Creek and around the settling pond. 10) A 50 foot separation shall xemain'at all times between the excavation pit and Phil's Creek. This. 50 foot buffer will remain in natural state to be maintained by the applicant. 11) A water wagon will be operated at.the site as needed to keep dust leaving the site to a minimum. 12) One year prior to the -end of the extraction process the applicant will notify Orange County in writing of their intentions. The County will tour the site, indicating areas that need further preparation for the closing of the site. Of particular concern on this inspection: 1. That the settling ponds are fully stabilized. and the spillway is in good condition.