Site map. Before a special use permit is issued, the applicant shall submit to the Planning Board 10 copies of a map with a scale of one inch equal to not more than 100 feet showing all land within 200 feet thereof, with exact locations of all buildings, streets, utilities, drainage or other easements, watercourses, lot lines, block and lot numbers, if any, and names of the landowners. Such map shall also show the present topography at two-foot contour intervals. The map shall be signed by a licensed engineer or land surveyor for certification of its accuracy.

Excavation plan. The applicant shall also submit to the Planning Board seven copies of the proposed plan of excavation, at the same scale as above, showing the proposed finished elevations at one-foot contour intervals and the proposed drainage plan.

Fence. During excavation or quarry operations, open pits and quarry walls shall be entirely surrounded by a substantial fence at least six feet in height that will effectively block access to the area, with suitable gates provided with locks. Top and/or toe of slope shall not be closer than 40 feet to a property line.

Prohibited machinery. No rock crusher, cement plant or other crushing, grinding, polishing or cutting machinery or other physical or chemical process for treating the product of such excavation shall be permitted.

Finished grading. The proposed finished grading plan shall show the land to be smooth graded and topsoil respread to a minimum depth of four inches. Slope shall not exceed the normal angle of repose of the material removed.

Performance bond. A performance bond with adequate surety shall be required of the applicant in an amount determined by the Town Board upon the advice of the Town Engineer or an engineer appointed for such purpose. Said bond shall be conditioned upon the completion of the finished grading and drainage plan and shall be released upon certification by the Building Inspector and such engineer that the conditions of said bond have been fulfilled.

Length of permit. No special use permit for excavation operations or soil mining shall be granted for a period of more than three years, but such permit may be extended for an additional two years upon approval of the Planning Board.

Fees. Upon approval, one copy of the approved excavation plan shall be returned to the applicant by the Planning Board, together with the special use permit, upon the payment of a fee in accordance with the schedule of fees as promulgated from time to time by the Town Board to cover all engineering and other costs directly attributable to the approval and office and field checking of the proposed soil-mining operation.