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10 Once constructed, solar facilities operate passively and have no moving parts, besides the tracking system. The only on-site activities that will occur during operations include periodic vegetative maintenance and equipment maintenance and monitoring. HOURS OF OPERATION Construction activities will take place between 7am and 7pm. Following construction, the site will be operational during daylight hours. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES The project will employee approximately 10-15 people during peak construction for approximately 4 to 6 months. After construction, there will be no on-site employees on a regular basis. Maintenance technicians will visit the site 1-3 times per year for scheduled maintenance, consisting of 2-4 employees. No one other than employees will access the site. NUMBER OF TRIPS, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC FLOW Major material and equipment will be delivered by tractor-trailers and offloaded by construction vehicles (lulls, tracked vehicles, and front-loading equipment). Equipment utilized during construction of the Project may include dump trucks, trenching equipment, concrete trucks, front loaders, backhoes, post installation equipment, and excavators. A staging area will be utilized for unloading of equipment and materials. During construction, traffic will consist of delivery trucks and personnel vehicles. It is expected that no more than 4 delivery trucks will arrive on-site per day during construction. Following construction, approximately one truck is expected to visit the site for maintenance work 1-3 times per year. PROJECT CONSULTATIONS The Applicant has consultated a number of governmental agencies or affiliated third-parties to complete due diligence of the site, determine how the proposed Project may impact the existing conditions, and confirm the site design conforms with the Code. A summary of the results of these consultations are below and consultation documentation is provided as Appendix E unless otherwise stated.