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materials). 3) Fence Easement Area. Prior to commencing work, Grantee shall fence the Easement Area using standard temporary construction fencing and shall post signage closing access to the Easement Area. Also prior to commencing work, Grantee shall work with the County's Arborist, whose contact information is listed above, to fence any important trees out of the work area. Grantee shall remove all fencing, flagging and markers after construction is completed, but not prior to County's post -construction inspection and approval of all required restoration and reclamation. 4) Avoid Damage to Agricultural Uses. Grantee shall avoid damaging crops, livestock and drain tiles or interfering with County's or its tenant's irrigation, herbicide/insecticide applications and other agricultural activities on the Open Space. County will inform the County's tenant of the work Grantee will be performing. Grantee shall leave all gates in their open or closed position in accordance with how Grantee finds them. If Grantee's use of the Easement Area causes any damage to the Easement Area or Open Space, Grantee shall compensate the agricultural tenant and/or County for any damage to crops, livestock, drain tiles or any other agricultural resource and shall also restore the land, including, but not limited to, reseeding with appropriate seed mix, as specified by County, to a condition substantially similar to its condition at the signing of this Easement and to County's sole satisfaction, unless County requests that the area be left as is. 5) Protect Historical and Cultural Resources. Grantee agrees to protect any historical or cultural resources of the Easement Area, Open Space and neighboring properties, if Grantee discovers anything that is potentially an historical or cultural resource, Grantee shall immediately cease all activities until County's authorizes continuance. 6) Obtain Advance Approval for Excavations and Borings. Excavations, including geotechnical boring locations outside of the Easement Area, must be individually approved m advance by the County. 7) Disturb Land Carefully and Restore Fully. In the event any surface disturbance of the Easement Area by Grantee is authorized under this Easement, Grantee shall carefully disturb land within the Easement Area and no other area on the Open Space and shall later restore all damaged land in accordance with the Reclamation Plan attached to this Easement as Exhibit C. Grantee shall be liable and responsible for all damage to or destruction of the Open Space, Easement Area or any improvements and natural features located thereon, including, but not limited to, tire ruts, fencing, survey monumentation, ditches and laterals, fencing, trees, shrubs, ground cover, and crops, caused by, related to, or arising out of, Grantee's exercise of the rights under this Easement. Grantee shall compensate Grantor for any damage and shall also restore the land, including, but not limited to, reseeding with appropriate seed mix, as specified by Grantor, to a condition substantially similar to its condition at the signing of this Easement and to Grantor's sole satisfaction, unless Grantor requests that the Callahan Open Space Access and Utility Easement 14