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3) For any filling or excavating on developed land zoned R-l or R-2 where the site is one acre or greater and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 1,000 cubic yards. 4) For any filling or excavating on undeveloped land zoned R-l or R-2 where the site is less than one acre and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 2,000 cubic yards. 5) For any filling or excavating on undeveloped land zoned R-l or R-2 where the site is greater than one acre and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 4,000 cubic yards. 6) F or any filling or excavating on developed commerciallindustrial property where the site is less than 2.5 acres and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 2,500 cubic yards. 7) F or any filling or excavating on developed commerciallindustrial property where th51te is greater than 2.5 acres and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 5,000 cubic yards. 8) F or any filling or excavating on undeveloped commerciallindustrial property where the site is less than 2.5 acres and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 5,000 cubic yards. 9) F or any filling or excavating on undeveloped commerciallindustrial property where the site is greater than 2.5 acres and the proposed fill/excavation exceeds 10,000 cubic yards. 18.090.4 All applications for permits for grading and filling activities or land disturbances within the overlay district resulting in more than one acre of exposed soil shall be accompanied by plans, specifications, and completion schedules in conformance with the "Ramsey County Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook" prepared by the Ramsey Soil and Water Conservation District, 1989 as amended. 18.090.5 All building permits involving any excavation, fill or grading shall contain special provisions that specify; 1) ~hat the permittee is responsible for the cleanup and any damages resulting from soil eroded from the building site onto public streets and storm sewer system and/or any adjoining private property; and 2) that the permittee shall install and maintain either silt fencing along the lot boundaries where runoff is possible to public streets and adjoining private property or maintain a temporary mulch on all exposed soil at a rate specified by the City Engineer. 18.090.6 Shoreland Alterations. Alterations of vegetation and topography shall be regulated to prevent erosion into public waters, fix nutrients, preserve shoreland aesthetics, preserve historic values, prevent bank slumping, and protect fish and wildlife habitat. Fill and grading activities within shoreland shall comply with Section 18.090.3,1 through 9 and 18.090.4. 18.091 Vegetation Alterations in Shoreland Areas. 18.091.1 Vegetation alteration necessary for the construction of structures and roads and parking areas regulated by Section 18.040 through 18.045 of this code are exempt from the vegetation alteration standards that follow. 24