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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />6. La Porte shall take all reasonable measures to prevent <br />vehicles leaving the Landfill from tracking mud onto the access <br />roads to the Landfill. <br />7. The Parties agree that it is necessary to control <br />stormwater runoff from a municipal landfill. La Porte has <br />prepared plans and specifications of its stormwater control <br />facilities and the same have been submitted to and approved by <br />the Harris County Flood Control District. The Parties agree that <br />stormwater control facilities that are constructed in accordance <br />with the plans and specifications attached hereto as Attachment <br />No.2, constitute reasonable and adequate stormwater control <br />measures, subject to the change in location of the perimeter <br />drainage ditch described in paragraph 10 below. La Porte shall <br />maintain its on-site drainage facilities in a condition so that <br />they function substantially as designed. <br />8. La Porte agrees that the Landfill will be constructed and <br />operated in accordance with the application as it is currently <br />cast with the TDH. The Landfill shall not exceed a height of <br />approximately 39 feet mean sea level ("msl"). La Porte agrees to <br />maintain vegetation along the north, south and west buffer zones <br />which. will minimize, so far as is practicable, the visual impact <br />(')f the Landf ill from these three directions. In particular, <br />along the north buffer zone, La Porte will plant trees which can <br />be expected to grow to a height of approximately 40 feet msl <br />(approximately 26 feet above grade) and to plant such bushes, <br />shrubs, and the like among the trees to provide visual screening <br />between the ground and the start of the foliage of the taller <br />trees. The naturally occurring vegetation will form the visual <br />screening to the west and south. Should any naturally occurring <br />vegetation or foliage be destroyed along the west and south <br />buffer zones by act of man or nature, La Porte shall replant the <br />disturbed area with tree saplings or shrubbery of a like kind <br />indigenous to the buffer zone areas. La Porte will replant <br />saplings in the areas in the west buffer zone that have been <br />disturbed by entry of equipment on the site, with such replanting <br />to occur prior to the time the landfill first receives municipal <br />was.te. <br /> <br />SL:47100.l/4 <br /> <br />-3- <br />
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