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15.All equipment used for the project,including but not limited to tracked vehicles,barges,boats, silt or turbidity curtain, hoses, sheet pile,and pumps shall be de-contaminated for invasive and exotic viruses and species prior to use and after use. The following steps must be taken every time you move your equipment to avoid transporting invasive and exotic viruses and species.To the extent practicable,equipment and gear used on infested waters shall not be used on other non-infested waters. 1. Inspect and remove aquatic plants, animals,and mud from your equipment. 2. Drain all water from your equipment that comes in contact with infested waters, including but not limited to tracked vehicles,barges,boats,silt or turbidity curtain, hoses,sheet pile and pumps. 3. Dispose of aquatic plants,animals in the trash. Never release or transfer aquatic plants,animals,or water from one waterbody to another. 4.Wash your equipment with hot(>104°F)and/or high-pressure water,-OR-Allow your equipment to dry thoroughly for 5 days. 16.To protect fish habitat during spawning seasons, no general permit activity shall take place during the time period specified: a. For trout streams identified under s. NR 1.02(7)and perennial tributaries to those trout streams,September 15 through May 15. b. For all waters not identified under subd.3.a. and located south of state highway 29,March 15 through May 15. c.For all waters not identified under subd.3. a.and located north of state highway 29,April 1 through June 1. d.The applicant may request that the requirements in a., b.or c. be waived by the department on a case-by-case basis,by submitting a written statement signed by the local department fisheries biologist,documenting consultation about the proposed project,and that the local department fisheries biologist has determined that the requirements of this paragraph are not necessary to protect fish spawning for the proposed project. 17.The structure may be located in an area of special natural resource interest. 18.The structure may be placed and maintained only by a riparian. 19.The project will not result in removal of greater than 20%of the aerial coverage of natural bank vegetation,emergent vegetation or floating vegetation,not including the area covered by the footprint of the riprap,or any access corridors necessary for the placement of the riprap. 20.Any grading,excavation and land disturbance shall be confined to the minimum area necessary for the construction and may not exceed 10,000 square feet. 21. Erosion control measures shall meet or exceed the technical standards for erosion control approved by the department under subch.V of ch. NR 151,Wis.Adm.Code.Any area where topsoil is exposed during construction shall be immediately seeded and mulched or riprapped to stabilize disturbed areas and prevent soils from being eroded and washed into the waterway.Note:These standards can be found at the following website: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/stormwater/standards/. 22. Unless part of a permanent storm water management system,all temporary erosion and sediment control practices shall be removed upon final site stabilization.Areas disturbed during construction or installation shall be restored. 23.All equipment used for the project shall be designed and properly sized to minimize the amount of sediment that can escape into the water. 24. No waterward extension of the property is permitted other than what is reasonably necessary to conduct the project and protect the existing bank. No soil or similar fill material may be placed in a wetland or below the ordinary high water mark of any navigable waterway. 25. Dredging under s.30.20(1g)(b)1.,Wis.Stats., is not allowed for the placement or maintenance of any shore erosion control structure under this section. 26. Riprap or vegetated armoring may not exceed 200 linear feet of shoreline.