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5. No heavy equipment will travel over the S.S.J.I.D. pipeline without approved bridging, said bridging to be approved between S.S.J.I.D. and the contractor. 6. No trees and/or rubbish will be disposed of or stored on the S.S.J.I.D. easement or facilities. 7. S.S.J.I.D. will be notified 48 hours in advance of any excavation work. 8. The landowner agrees that the existing pipeline or concrete lined canal do not presently leak and agrees that any damage will be repaired at landowner's expense. 9. It is understood by the applicant that the District shall not be held responsible to remedy high water table problems created by the excavation. 10. Landowner shall provide District with sufficient fill dirt from excavation for protection of canal or pipeline and place fill dirt as directed by District Engineering Department. 11. Any irrigation service structure (District or Private)modification or installation necessitated by the proposed excavation shall be performed at the landowner's expense. Furthermore, owner shall obtain a Structure Permit from the District prior to installing, modifying, or removing any irrigation structures on District facilities. In this particular situation, in addition to the installation of irrigation structures, it has been determined, that a control box structure will need to be installed by the owner in order to be able to flood irrigate from the existing pipeline. In conclusion, I would like to reiterate that these requirements are based upon previously approved standards that were generally considered acceptable in the past and should not be construed as being all-inclusive. Each and every item is still subject to review and approval or disapproval by the District's Board of Directors. If there are any questions, please feel free to contact Ron Strmiska, Jr. or myself at(209) 823-3101. Sincerely yours, - Sam Bologna Engineering Head cc: Ron Strmiska Jr. Facility Inspector/Technician Page 2 of 2