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The following conditions were placed on the quarry operations when the Special Use Permit was originally approved. Existin Class A S ecial Use Conditions: (Recorded 11-15-$2; Boak 402, Page 196 & 197) 1. The site plan submitted by American Stone Company dated October 1980, revised June 9, 1981 shall be part of this permit. 2. Two observation water wells will be constructed as soon as possible after the issuance of this permit to monitor the effect of the quarrying operation on the local water table. The first well will be located near the property line of Phillip Durham about 750 feet west-northwest of the northwest corner of the present excavation pit. The second well site shall be near the toe of the disposal overburden pit at approximately 900 feet east of the northeast corner of the'pit. The minimum depth of bath observation wells shall be at least 25 feet below the lowest level of the pit. Mean sea level elevation shall be determined at the wells, and water levels shall be measured weekly in relation to mean sea level. The results of the measurements shall be sent annually to the Planning Department by the 1St day of February each year. 3. The new access road shown on the site plan shall be paved when it is put into service. The temporary road shown on the site plan shall be closed within one year of the date of this permit. 4. The applicant shall not use the access easement, described in the deed to the18 acre tract, to SR 1103 for removal of overburden or access for trucks to the extraction site. 5. No extraction will take place within 300 feet of a residence or public land. If a residence is build within 300 feet of the extraction site, a fence will be constructed on that edge of the site. 6. Stockpiles and overburden piles shall be at least 200 feet from all streams on the site. 7. The stabilization of the averburden piles shall be determined and inspected periodically by the Orange County Sail and Erasion Cantral Office. The overburden stabilization shall be accomplished through a rotation method. The stockpiling of overburden shall take place on a rotating basis. One area within the disposal site shall be graded and stabilized with sericea lespedeza and according to the rehabilitation plan while another area is being used _ . . __. --- r`ar static 'iiin P g: 8. The hours of operation shall not exceed the time from 7:OO AM - 7:00 PM Monday - Saturday. 9. The streambed and banks of the channelized portion of Phil's Creek and the areas around the settling ponds shall be stabilized. The applicant shall have a continuing program of fertilization and maintenance on areas adjacent to the streambed of Phil's Creek and around the settling pond. 10. A fifty- (50) foot separation shall remain at all times between the excavation pit and Phil's Creek. This 50' buffer shall remain in a natural state to be maintained by the applicant. 11. A water wagon shall 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 shall notify Orange County of their intentions. The County shall tour the site, indicating areas that need further preparation for the closing of the site. Of particular concern on this inspection: a) That the settling ponds are fully stabilized and the spillway is in good condition; b) Overburden and spoil piles have been completely graded and sloped to prevent slippage and erosion. That the slopes are stabilized and seeded to Orange County standards; c) The final use of the