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5. Permittee shall not remove any trees or other naturally occurring vegetation from Permitted Property without prior consent of HCRRA, unless otherwise stated in this Permit. 6. Permittee shall not plant any trees or large stemmed bushes or install any decorative rock within 20 feet of the centerline of the proposed recreational trail, nor shall Permittee plant or disturb natural vegetation occurring within a ditch, including a ditch adjacent to trail (for water drainage purposes). 7. Permittee shall plant only native or hardy plant stock suitable to grow in area with minimal maintenance. 8. It is Permittee's responsibility to construct a landscape plan prior to installing any new plantings or landscape work and Permittee shall not install any new planting or landscaping work without prior approval of the landscape plan by HCRRA; landscape plan shall include location, variety, and number of proposed trees or other plants. 9. Fire pits or bonfire sites are not permitted on Permitted Property. 10. Permittee shail erect no compost bins, sheds, or other structures on Permitted Property. 11. Permittee shall not store boats, boat trailers, or other private property on Permitted Property unless otherwise stated in this Permit. 12. Permittee shall not dump waste materials such as branches, grass clippings, or leaves on Permitted Property or HCRRA right-of-way. 13. It is Permittee's responsibility to be certain that all participants in landscaping or other work done by Permittee on Permitted Property are aware of the safety precautions outlined in the attached "Guidelines and Safety Tips". Additionally, it is Permittee's responsibility to be certain that all participants in Permitted Work have sufficient health insurance coverage. 14. Permittee and HCRRA agree that the installation of architectural artifacts, sculpture art pieces, or other non-plant hardscape shall be approved on a piece by piece basis and shall be installed only after Permittee receives written permission from HCRRA. Whether said permission will be granted is at HCRRA's sole discretion. 15. Permittee shall be responsible for correcting any unsafe or unsightly condition resulting from Permittee's use of the Permitted Property, including but not limited to, those related to erosion. HCRRA's determination of what constitutes an unsafe or unsightly condition is within HCRRA's sole discretion. 16. Permittee understands that HCRRA owns the Dakota Rail Corridor, of which the Permitted Property is a part, and that HCRRA acquired this right-of-way for light rail transit and other permitted transportation uses. HCRRA anticipates granting Three Rivers Park District permission to use a portion of the right-of-way for trail purposes subject to HCRRA's future use of the property. Permittee shall obtain prior approval from the Three Rivers Park District to use the proposed trail for delivery of materials such as dirt, compost, or wood chips by contacting Del Miller, Trails Coordinator, 763-559-6754. 3