6.1. SR 05-19-1997 - Laserfiche WebLink

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the adjacent land is agricultural. The Minnesota County Biological Survey from the DNR references no natural community or rare species on the subject property. There appears to be less than 3" of topsoil on site. Our operations will result in truck traffic of approximately 6 to 8 trucks on average. Our drivers are paid by the hour and not by the load. We strictly enforce safety rules and traffic laws with our drivers. For sanitary purposes, a portable satellite will be provided at the site and services a minimum of once each week. No trees will be removed between April 1 5 and July 1 5th of any year during operations. No tree stumps or limbs will be left exposed after clearing processes are complete. Trees along the property lines will not be removed. This will serve as a buffer zone between the site and adjacent property owners. In phase 1, approximately 10 trees will need to be removed along the fringe of the field. No further removal will be done so that the existing barrier may remain between the crushing operation and Jeff and Theresa Lawson's property. Restoration of the site will included; · Final slopes will be a maximum of 4: 1. · Topsoil will be stockpiled and restored to the site equivalent to the existing amount for the purpose of re-establishing vegetation for the current use, which is farming. · Slopes to water bodies will be no more than 4:1. · The entire site will be reestablished with vegetation by planting seeds and legumes native to the area. · Any trees that must be removed along property lines will be replaced with seedlings. Proposed elevations for restoration purposes are indicated by the dark broken line on the contour map. Thank you for your consideration of this permit. Sincerely, Laurie Seifert-Kissner Environmental Specialist Bauerly Bros., Inc.