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32 Storm sewer construction: The Developer shall construct all storm sewer improvements 33 determined to be necessary by the City to serve the Property, including the construction 34 of outlet control structures and flared end sections. 35 o Storm sewer facilities, including ponds and infiltration basins, shall be 36 constructed in accordance with City details, specifications, and the City approved 37 Public Improvement Construction Plans. 38 o Storm water basins shall be protected from silt during construction. If these areas 39 do not function as designed, the Developer shall reconstruct them as directed by 40 the City Engineer. 41 Restoration of existing streets: Curb cuts and street cuts shall be reconstructed to match 42 existing street typical section. 43 o All unused curb openings along County Road B W and Farrington Street curb line 44 shall be removed and replaced with non- surmountable curb to match existing. 45 Curbs proposed to be replaced shall have a minimum of 3 feet of bituminous saw 46 cut out to allow for proper compaction. 47 o Utility trenches shall be restored by the Developer per City standard plate. 48 Erosion control. Prior to the commencement of any grading and before any utility 49 construction is commenced or building permits are issued, the erosion control plan must 50 be implemented, inspected and approved by the City. The Developer shall meet all 51 ance including but not limited to the 52 following. 53 o No construction activity shall be allowed and no building permits shall be issued 54 unless the Property is in full compliance with the erosion control requirements. 55 o Measures shall be installed in compliance with MPCA NPDES permit 56 requirements. 57 o The City shall inspect the site periodically and determine whether it is necessary 58 to take additional measures to address erosion. 59 o To remove dirt and debris from streets that has resulted from construction work 60 by the Developer, its agents or assigns, the Developer shall sweep streets on a 61 weekly basis or more frequently as directed by the City Engineer until the site is 62 stabilized. The Developer must sweep roadways with a water-discharge broom 63 apparatus. Kick-off brooms shall not be utilized for street sweeping. 64 o If the development on the Property does not comply with the erosion control plan 65 or supplementary instructions received from the City, the City may, following 66 giving the Developer 48-hour prior verbal notice (or immediately in the case of an 67 emergency), take such action as it deems appropriate to control erosion, the cost 68 of which action shall be paid by the Developer to the City upon demand. 69 All work would be done through the contractor. All costs for the improvements 70 would be paid by the developer. The estimated cost of construction of the public infrastructure is 71 $80,000. The developer will provide a financial security in the amount of 125% of the estimated 72 cost of construction ($100,000) in the event the developer fails to perform. 73 The City would provide oversite on the construction. The Developer will pay the City $3,200 for 74 these inspection services. Page 2 of 3