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D2. If soil material is carried over public or private roads, those roads shall be swept daily with water sweepers to control dust. Timing: During grading and construction. D3. In graded construction areas, replacement vegetation shall be planted as quickly as possible. Graded areas that remain inactive for ten days or more during the rainy season (October I to April 1 ) without permanent replanting should be hydroseeded or stabilized to inhibit dust. (Same as Requirement H6.) Timing: During grading and construction. D4. Excavation and grading shall be suspended ~vhen winds (instantaneous gusts) exceed 25 miles per Timing: During grading and construction. E. WATER El. Water conservation devices and drought-tolerant landscaping shall be installed, and water recla- mation measures shall be taken to the fullest extentsfeasible. Timing: Plans to demonstrate conformance prior to issuance of building permits. E2. The Golf Course shall be designed so as to minimize potable water use; e.g., by specifying the use of turf species and other materials that are relatively less demanding of water. Timing: Plans to demonstrate conformance prior to issuance of building permits. E3. Plant materials that can tolerate the total dissolved solids (TDS) and other water quality characteris- tics of recycled water that could become available to the project should be chosen for the and -greens areas of the Golf Course. Tees and greens. which require better-quality (less salty) watt, should use potable water to maintain plant health and attractiveness. (Use of recycled water blerut~ with groundwater may be an acceptable alternative to potable water for tees and greens.) Timing: Prior to approval of the landscapeplan for the Golf Course. E4. When technically and economically feasible, recycled water should be used for irrigation of the Golf Course (except the tees and greens) and other public spaces, in accordance with Regional Board Order No. 93-159, if consistent with the recommendations that emerge from the salt man- agement plan. The irrigation transmission pipeline and irrigation system should be constructed completely separate from the potable water system, and these facilities should be marked to rnak the non-potable nature of the system obvious. Timing: When technically and economically feasible.