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and all areas impacted by the MCWD's construction, operational or maintenance activities and the equipment and persormel associated therewith. i. The MCWD at all times shall properly operate and maintain the Orono Project, and shall conduct such periodic maintenance as is necessary to keep the Orono Project in good repair, to maintain the natural characteristics of the Subject Property, and to prevent the deterioration of or damage to the Orono Project or the Subject Property through erosion, eutrophication or any other means. j. As part of the Orono Project, the MCWD shall develop an acceptable landscaping plan. The required landscaping shall include trees, shrubs, grasses, groundcover, bankcover or such other vegetation as is suitable for the Subject Property Uking into account native plant characteristics, soil and drainage conditions, sunlight or shade conditions, and other pertinent factors. The landscaping shall be intended to preserve and enhance the nahiral appearance of the Orono Project and Subject Property, promote erosion and runoff control, provide improved wildlife habitat and increased plant diversity, and screen undesirable views. The Planning Commission may wish to consider the following additional co.-ditions in connection with the design plan changes made by the MCWD without consultation with the owners of the Subject Property: • The MCWD shall, before the City Coimcil meeting to consider the Orono Project, provide an artist's rendition, with views from both the south and the east, of the physical appearance of those portions of the Orono Project that will be located above water level, and a landscape architect or desiper's delineation of the specific types and locations of the various vegetation to be included in the emergent wetland edge, wooded wetland and any other landscaped areas in the final design for the Orono Project. • The MCWD shall, before the City Council meeting to consider the Orono Project, identify any differences between the conceptual plan attached as Exhibit 3 and the design specifications approved by the MCWD (for example, increasing the height of the sheet pile weir, adding a baffle weir, adding fish barriers) and shall address any issues raised by City staff concerning such differences. • The MCWD shall provide an acceptable schedule for maintenance of the Orono Project by the MCWD, including at a minimum plans for (i) removing debris from the detention pond and control structures at least once per month from April through November of each year, (ii) cleaning out algae and other floating vegetation at regular intervals during each year, (iii) inspecting aimually the physical integrity of the structures and access road, maintaining the structures and road as necessary, and repairing damage due to storm events, ice loading or other causes, and («v) removing sediment on a periodic basis.