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Notification#1600-2018-0116-R3 Streambed Alteration Agreement Page 11 of 16 contained in water tight containers or removed from the project site. At no time shall drill cuttings, drilling mud, and/or materials or contaminated water be allowed to enter the waterway or be placed where they may be washed into the river. Any contaminated water/materials from the drilling or other project activities shall be contained and removed for proper disposal. 2.19 Spills of Material Deleterious to Fish and Wildlife. In the event of a hazardous materials spill, Permittee shall immediately notify the California Office of Emergency Services State Warning Center by calling 1-800-852-7550 and immediately provide written notification to Mr. Robert Stanley by email at: Robert.Stan ley(&-wild life.ca.gov. Permittee shall take all reasonable measures to document the extent of the impacts and affected areas including photographic documentation of affected areas, injured fish and wildlife. If dead fish or wildlife are found in the affected area, Permittee shall collect carcasses and immediately deliver them to CDFW. Permittee shall meet with CDFW within ten days of the reported spill in order to develop a resolution including: site clean-up, site remediation and compensatory mitigation for the harm caused to fish, wildlife and the habitats on which they depend as a result of the spill. The Permittee shall be responsible for all spill clean-up, site remediation and compensatory mitigation costs. Spill of materials to waters of the state that are deleterious to fish and wildlife are in violation of Fish and Game Code Section 5650 et. seq. and are subject to civil penalties for each person responsible. CDFW reserves the right to refer the matter to the District Attorney's Office if a resolution cannot be agreed upon and achieved within a specified timeframe, generally six months from the date of the incident. 2.20 No Dumping. Permittee and contractors shall not dump any litter or debris into the Sacramento River, or leave trash were it may pass into the waterway. All waste will be removed from the project site. 2.21 Habitat Protection. No tree or vegetation removal shall occur during the Project. Care will be taken to leave all areas surrounding the project site undisturbed; no harm shall come to river banks and vegetation. All materials and litter from construction activities shall be removed by completion of the project. 2.22 Materials for Backfilling Boreholes. Permittee shall only use bentonite chips or No. 8 sand to fill boreholes. No cement shall be used for fill of boreholes. 2.23 Turbidity Reduction. The barge shall be anchored in place when not in use and during drilling operations to reduce temporary turbidity impacts. Turbid water and mud resulting from drilling will not be dumped into the San Joaquin River. 2.24 Wash Water. Water containing mud, silt, or other pollutants from equipment washing or other activities, shall not be allowed to enter a lake or flowing stream or placed in locations that may be subjected to high storm flows.