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b_ Land dim u rb5--ng activities undertaken on agricultural. Land t as define d in section 3 (e) . C. Land disL"urbing activities undertaken on forest land for the proalction and harvesting of timber and timber products; Q_ ActiViti s undertaken by persons as defined In GS 113A-52 (7) . who are Dtberwise regulated by the provisions of the Mining Act of 1971, GS 74-76 through GS 74-68- e. Those la d---disturbing activities over which the State by Statute , has exclusive regulatory jurisdiction, whidh are activitiest (1) con acted by- the State, (2) Con acted by the United states, (3) Conaucted by persons having the power of eminent domain, • (4) Conducted by local goverrim-en ts, (5) Licensed by the State or the United States, (6) Funded in whole or in part by the State or the United States. Section 6 Qeneral Requirements persons eng ged in land-disturbing activities shall take all ieason'able easures to protect all public and private property from damage by such activities. Section 7 Basic control objectives The basic control objectives which are to be considered in develo. and sedimentation cont�col plan are and erosion an ersion a a. identif Critical Areas - On •site areas which are subject to severe rosion, and off.-site areas which are especially vulnerable to damage from erosion and/or sedimentation, are to be i entifi ed and receive special attention. b. Limit Exposed Areas - All land-disturbing activities are to b planned and conducted -to minimize the size of the area to he exposed at any one time. c. Limit T me of Exposure All ).and-disturbing activities are t be planfied and conducted to limit exposure to the shortest feasible time. a. Control Surface Water - Surface water runoff originating upgi of exposed areas should be controlled to reduce erosion and sediment- loss during the period of exposure. Control Sedimentation All land-disturbing activities are tc e. be plan _e_d and conducted so as to minimize off-site sedimentz