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Chapter 153 Water Resource Management Adopted 6/28/2022 Page 15 of 34 (C)Operation and Maintenance Plan. The operation and maintenance plan shall identify the BMPs constructed as part of the project and shall contain the following: (1)Description of inspection and maintenance activities for the stormwater BMPs; (2)Timeline of inspection and maintenance activities for the stormwater BMPs; (3)Contact information for the parties responsible for inspection and maintenance; (4)Signatures of the parties responsible for inspection and maintenance. (D)Additional information as relevant and necessary to evaluate an application may be required. Requests for additional information shall be submitted in writing to the responsible party and shall specify requirements for submittal to the county. (E)At county discretion, less information may be required to constitute a complete application. § 153.44 STREAM CROSSINGS PERMIT - SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS. (A)For projects which construct, reconstruct, or remove crossings as defined in these rules, except for dams and bridges as defined in these rules, the following information must be submitted. (1)Location map. A map showing the site location with property lines in relation to surrounding roads, other geographic features, buildings and other structures. (2)Topography. Topography showing two-foot contours for the site, invert elevations of existing storm sewer, and/or spot elevations of the conveyance system from drainage discharge points to the nearest receiving waterbody and for a minimum of 100 feet beyond the site boundary. Topography showing ten-foot contours for subwatersheds upstream and downstream of the project site. Where topography in the region is characteristically flat or hydrologic flow path is undetermined, two-foot contours may be required. (3)Project Description. Dimensions, invert elevation(s), and location(s) of the proposed and, if applicable, existing structure. (4)Nearby Structures. Locations and elevations of existing structures, pipes, or other constructed features upstream and downstream of the site, which have the potential to be impacted by proposed changes in the 2-, 10-, and 100-year hydraulic profile of the waterbody. This may be shown on an aerial photograph. (5)Erosion and Sediment Control Plan. An erosion and sediment control plan showing existing and final proposed conditions drawn to scale that is consistent with the manual Protecting Water Quality in Urban Areas (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, 2000) as revised and includes the following: (a)Proposed area of grading or other land-disturbing activities and delineation of the limits of disturbance including areas of grubbing, clearing, tree removal, grading, excavation, fill and other disturbance; (b)Quantity of soil or earth material to be removed, placed, stored or otherwise moved on site;