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X I I <br /> Notification#1600-2013-0356-R3 <br /> Streambed Aiteration Agreement <br /> Page 12 of 23 <br /> the earthen channel. <br /> 2.28.3 Embedded Objects. Objects embedded/anchored in the <br /> bank, such as tree stumps, shall not be removed during <br /> periods of heavy flow if removal would result in release of <br /> sediment into the channel. However, protruding objects that <br /> could capture additional debris and result in obstruction of <br /> the channel (e.g. the branches and trunk of a downed tree) <br /> may be trimmed. If an embedded object must be removed to <br /> prevent a debris jam, Best Management Practices (BMPs) <br /> (See Measure 2.32) shall be used to prevent release of <br /> sediment into the channel, and the bank shall be reseeded, <br /> re-vegetated, mulched and/or covered with erosion-control <br /> fabric following removal. <br /> 2.28.4 No Tree Removal. No trees over 4 inches diameter at <br /> breast height (DBH) shall be removed. Exceptions require <br /> the prior written approval of a CDFW representative. Any <br /> trees removed shall be replaced according to Measure 2.41 <br /> and exposed/disturbed areas shall be re-vegetated as <br /> described in Measure 2.33. <br /> 2.29 Disposal of Invasive Plant Material. Invasive plant material removed <br /> during work activities shall be bagged and appropriately incinerated <br /> or disposed of in a landfill or permitted composting facility. <br /> 2.30 Removal of Native Material. Except as explicitly described in this <br /> Agreement, the removal of native soils, rock, gravel, vegetation, and <br /> vegetative debris from the stream bed or stream banks is prohibited. <br /> 2.31 Removal of Trash and Debris. Permittee shall remove all raw <br /> construction materials and wastes from work sites following the <br /> completion of maintenance activities. Food-contaminated wastes <br /> generated during work shall be removed on a daily basis to avoid <br /> attracting predators to work sites. All temporary fences, barriers, <br /> and/or flagging shall be completely removed from work sites and <br /> properly disposed of upon completion of maintenance activities. <br /> Permittee or its contractors shall not dump any litter or construction <br /> debris within the riparian/stream zone. <br /> 2.32 Erosion Control Best Manaqement Practices (BMPs�. All exposed <br /> soils within the work area shall be stabilized immediately following <br /> the completion of earthmoving activities to prevent erosion into the <br /> stream channel. Erosion control BMPs, such as silt fences, straw hay <br /> bales, gravel or rock lined ditches, water check bars, and <br /> broadcasted straw shall be used. Erosion control fabrics shall be <br /> Page 18 of 30 <br />