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• 1. Erosion control and tree protection measures must be installed before grading begins on the project, as required by City ordinance. 2. Individual custom grading of each lot will be examined to minimize impacts to the existing topography and minimize other impacts to the environment. 3. The construction of rainwater gardens in individual lots will be used if possible, increasing infiltration of stormwater runoff. 4. A delineated preservation area on the north side of the island will be clearly marked during clearing and construction on the site. Care will be exercised to not damage valuable trees or disturb designated buffer zones. This area will remain in a natural state. Covenants will be used so property owners cannot remove vegetation in this area. Monuments will be posted delineating this area. Drainage from the rear of the homes will travel through this area allowing infiltration and reducing runoff. The project approval will include a mechanism such as covenants or a conservation easement to protect this area. 5. Covenants shall be included in homeowners' association documents to prohibit the use of phosphorous on the lawns. 6. The posting of signs and other aspects of a protection plan, as recommended by MN DNR, will be required to help protect Blanding's Turtles . 7. The revised project and bridge design shall be submitted for review by the Rice Creek Watershed District. A permit must be obtained from the Watershed District prior to final plat approval by the City. 8. The City Engineer's comments in the memo of September 17, 2004 must be addressed to City Engineer's satisfaction. 9. The developer shall implement the pre - construction survey and monitoring program for noise and vibration prior to any grading or construction work commencing on the site. 10. A small, temporary noise wall must be constructed around any dewatering pump that will run after daytime working hours. 11. Homeowners shall not disturb wetlands beyond 100 feet from the back of their homes. This prohibition shall be included in the homeowner association documents. 12. The bridge, roads, water, and sanitary sewer utilties within the project shall be privately owned and maintained. There must be an inspection and maintenance program for the bridge and utilities. There shall be provisions in the development agreement and homeowners association documents to enable the City to step in and effect repairs to the bridge, road, and water and sanitary sewer facilities if the - 5 6 - Resolution 04 -136, page 2