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Notification #1600-2018-0342-R3 <br />Streambed Alteration Agreement <br />October 28, 2019 <br />Page 13 of 24 <br />2.4 Hollow Open-ended Posts, Pipes or Voids between Sheet Pile Walls. No exposed <br />hollow open-ended posts or pipes in a vertical, skyward orientation shall be <br />installed as part of the project or stored/staged on the project site. All pipes, posts <br />or voids between the sheet pile walls on the project site which are exposed to the <br />environment shall be immediately capped, screened or filled with material by <br />Permittee. Escape ramps approved by CDFW may be used for the sheet pile walls. <br />2.5 Posts with Exposed Perforations. Any post with exposed perforations installed on <br />the project site and exposed to the environment shall have the holes permanently <br />filled within the top six inches of the post upon installation by Permittee. <br />2.6 No Hardscape Structures Includina Concrete or Rock Rio Rap Below Too of Bank <br />No hardscape structures such as concrete or rock rip rap shall be installed below <br />the top of bank as part of this project other than that described in the project <br />description. Permittee shall act immediately upon CDFW request to remove any <br />unauthorized materials below top of bank. <br />2.7 No Monofilament Netting. Permittee shall not use erosion control materials <br />containing plastic monofilament netting (erosion control matting) or similar material <br />containing netting within the project area due to documented evidence of <br />amphibians and reptiles becoming entangled or trapped in such material. <br />Acceptable substitutes include coconut coir matting or tackified hydroseeding <br />compounds. <br />2.8 No New Project Phase without Erosion Control. No phase of the project may be <br />started if that phase and its associated erosion control measures cannot be <br />completed prior to the onset of a storm event if that construction phase may cause <br />the introduction of sediments into the stream. Erosion control measures shall be <br />inspected frequently to minimize failure and conduct any necessary repairs. All <br />non-structural related and non -biodegradable erosion control measures shall be <br />removed from the project area upon cessation of construction activities. <br />2.9 Stabilize Exposed Areas. Permittee shall stabilize all exposed/disturbed areas <br />within the project site to the greatest extent possible to reduce erosion potential, <br />both during and following construction. Erosion control measures, such as, silt <br />fences, straw hay bales, gravel or rock -lined ditches, water check bars, and <br />broadcasted straw shall be used wherever silt -laden water has the potential to <br />leave the work site and enter State waters. Erosion control measures shall be <br />monitored during and after each storm event. Modifications, repairs and <br />improvements to erosion control measures shall be made whenever they are <br />needed. <br />2.10 Cease Project for Elevation of Turbidity Levels. Upon the Qualified Biologist, <br />Biological Monitor or CDFW determination that turbidity/siltation levels resulting <br />from project related activities constitute a threat to aquatic life, activities associated <br />with the turbidity/siltation shall be halted until effective CDFW-approved control <br />devices are installed or abatement procedures are initiated. CDFW may take <br />enforcement action if appropriate turbidity and siltation control measures are not <br />