Ryan,
Matt Raysin has asked me to set up a meeting with you, GCDC-WWS and a representative from both Wade
Trim and Rowe to discuss and hopefully resolve the final issues for the S.4005 and S.4006 Contracts. We are
also attempting to include the MDEQ since some of the issues relate to wetlands included in the MDEQ Part
31/301/303 Permit the GCDC-WWS was issued. We would like to hold the meeting at the GCDC office, G-
4610 Beecher Road, Flint, MI.
Would you please give me a few dates and times you are available so | can coordinate with the other
attendees and we can lock into a date/time that is convenient for all. Thanks.
Look forward to hearing from you.
ie Wane Ta
Larry A. Osborn, PE, Professional Engineer
855 S. Saginaw Street, Suite 204, Flint, Michigan 48502
810.235.2555 direct | 810.516.6723 cell | 819.235.4875 fax
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COMPLETENESS and QUALITY
In general, the data does not reflect platted parcels, Private Claims, and parcels within
the City of Detroit and/or Saint Clair County Flats.
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labels in the upper-right corner of each quarter-quarter section.
The quality and completeness of this data is unknown. It is suggested that this data be
combined with a second source, such as plat maps, to further identify ownership.
The information displayed on this map is intended for general purposes only. Specific
ownership or fund source should be verified by contacting the MDNR.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Forest Resources Division
Date: 06/10/2014
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EASEMENT TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN
60 Inch 1.0. Raw Water Transmission Line
STATE OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES L-10392
LTA 20130227
(Page | of 9)
FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THREE THOUSAND SEVENTY FOUR and 00/100
DOLLARS ($3,074.00 ) in hand paid, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the STATE
OF MICHIGAN by the DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, P.O. Box 30448,
Lansing, Michigan 48909-7948, (hereinafter called the Grantor) acting under authority of its
Director, and by virtue of the authority conferred by Act No. 451, P.A. 1994, does hereby Convey
and Quit-Claim to Genesee County Drain Commission, whose post office address is G-4610
Beacher Road, Flint, Michigan 48532 (hereinafter called the Grantee) and to its successors and
assigns the easement and right to place, construct, operate, repair and maintain one (1) sixty (60)
inch inside diameter raw water transmission line within a 40-foot wide right of way as shown on
and across lands described on the attached Exhibit A, pages 1 of 1 that are located within the
following quarter quarter-Sections within the State of Michigan:
County Township Town/Range Section Quarter-Quarter DNR Parcel ID
Genesee Oregon TO8N-ROQE 1 NE Y%ofthe NE% 69131
Genesee Oregon TO8N-ROSE 1 NW “%ofthe NE% 69130
This easement is subject to the following conditions and requirements as well as conditions on
attached EXHIBIT B, pages | - 2.
Notifications
(1) The Department’s Representative for the purposes of this easement is the Lapeer
State Game Area Wildlife Biologist, who, at the present time is:
Julie Oakes, Wildlife Biologist
14390 Fish Lake Road
Holly, Mi 48442
(248) 328-8113 (voice)
[email protected]
or successors and assigns.
Grantee may contact the Department of Natural Resource’s Lansing Headquarters
Office for assistance in determining the name and contact information for current
Department’s Representative should the Grantee need assistance.
(2) For the terms of this easement, ‘written notification’ means the date and time upon
which: (1) the Department’s Representative provides confirmation that he/she has
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received written correspondence; or, (2) a letter that was sent via Certified Mail
thru the US Postal Service was signed for.
Grantee agrees to maintain copies of all written notifications provided to the
Grantor and approvals granted by the Grantor during the lifetime of this easement.
Construction and Maintenance
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This document does not authorize construction of additional facilities after a period
of two (2) years, from the date of issuance of this easement. This time period may
be extended in writing by the Department’s Representative at their discretion if the
request is received no less than 90 days prior to the end of the two (2) year window.
Grantee, by the acceptance of this instrument, agrees to consult with and provide
written notification to the Department’s Representative no less than three (3) State
business days prior to commencing non-emergency clearing, construction,
development, maintenance or replacement activities under this easement.
Any relocation of the facilities constructed under this easement will be made only
upon written approval of the Department’s Representative before such relocation
takes place.
Unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this document, Grantee may cut, trim, and
remove all brush and trees within said easement area which threaten to interfere
with or be hazardous to construction, operation, and maintenance.
Underground facilities shall be buried to a minimum depth of 48 inches.
Grantee shall be responsible for restoration of disturbances caused by the Grantee
for the lifetime of the easement.
This easement is granted contingent upon the Grantee receiving all necessary
permits and approvals prior to starting construction. Grantee is responsible for
obtaining all required state, local and federal permits and to follow the permit
requirements as specified. Before any construction may proceed, Grantee is
required to give notice to the public utilities under Act 53, P.A. 1974 (460.701 et
seq. M.C.L.) as amended and to comply with all provisions of that Act as well as
the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, being Act 451, P.A. 1994
as amended. If this project crosses floodplains, wetlands, rivers, streams, or
designated critical dunes, permits may be required under the land/water interface
statutes. A copy of all required permits shall be provided to the Department’s
Representative upon request.
All underground non-detectable facilities must be buried with detectable
underground utility marking tape meeting the applicable industry and governmental
standards.
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(12) Following consultation with the Department’s Representative, the Grantee shall block
vehicular traffic to the easement area and place gates in the manner specified by the
Department’s Representative, so long as the Grantee’s access to the easement area is
not unreasonably blocked. Such barriers shall be installed and maintained by the
Grantee for the duration of the easement. Ineffective barriers shall be promptly
repaired by the Grantee.
The Department’s Representative must be provided with a key for any gate placed
under this condition and/or the Department’s Representative may place a Department
lock on the gate along with the Grantee’s lock so that the gate may be opened via the
opening of either lock. Gates must be kept locked at all times except for immediate
access purposes or as otherwise specified by the Department’s Representative.
(13) The Grantee shall place and maintain Caution, Closed, and/or Stop signs, near
vehicular barrier locations. Sign placement shall be as determined by the
Department’s Representative.
(14) Grantee must preserve all established survey Comers on or adjacent to the proposed
ROW. All Witness or Bearing Trees for such survey Corners must be plainly
identified through use of green paint, and preserved from destruction during the
construction of the easement. Ifa Witness or Corner needs to be removed during
construction, the Corner shail be properly Witnessed and re-established as soon as
construction is completed. If a Witness is removed during construction, a new
Witness will be established as required by the Corner Recordation Act, 1970 P.A. 74,
as amended. This information shall be recorded at the county courthouse within six
(6) months of construction of the easement. In addition, two (2) copies of this same
information must be provided to the Department’s Representative within six (6)
months of construction.
(15) Any clearing work done by the Grantee or their employees or agents outside the area
authorized to be cleared without other proper written permission, shall be considered
a trespass.
The Grantor may seek any legal remedy provided by statute and rules.
Emergencies and Spills
(16) Emergency work may be conducted without providing prior written notification to
the Department’s Representative. In such cases, the Grantee will provide written
notification to the Department Representative within 24 hours of the work being
performed or by 12 PM the next State business day, whichever is later.
(17) The Grantee may close forest roads and recreational trail crossings in emergency
situations for up to 24 hours without approval of the Department’s Representative.
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Emergency closures of more than 24 hours require the written approval of the
Department’s Representative.
(18) The Grantee agrees to report to the Department’s Representative any release of
toxic or hazardous substance that results from an activity for which the Grantee is
responsible, and to evaluate the nature and extent of the release. Grantee agrees to
undertake appropriate measures consistent with NREPA Act 451, Part 201 to abate
the release and promptly develop and implement a work plan approved by the
Department’s Representative to address the release.
(19) In addition to reporting to the Department’s Representative all spills resulting from an
activity for which the Grantee is responsible, the Grantee shall also keep a written log
of all spills resulting from an activity for which Grantee is responsible and all
situations the Grantee investigates for spills, even if it is determined that no spill has
occurred,
Timber, Trees, Shrubs, and other Vegetation
(20) This easement does not provide for the removal or pruning of trees including
‘hazard trees’ outside the easement area. Such pruning requires the written
approval of the Department’s Representative.
(21) Merchantable timber cut under the terms of this easement are the property of the
Grantee and may be removed from the easement area. If cut merchantable timber is
to remain within the easement area for more than 7 days, it shall be piled or decked at
a location agreed to by the Department’s Representative. Merchantable timber that is
cut and not removed within 60 days shall, at the option of the Department’s
Representative, become the property of the Grantor. Grantee, shall make a concerted
attempt to salvage and utilize the timber removed from the easement area.
(22) Except for emergency situations or unless otherwise approved in writing by the
Department’s Representative, the clearing, cutting or pruning of oak trees is not
permitted from April 15 to July 15. This is necessary to reduce the spread of oak wilt.
(23) Grantee agrees that no herbicides on the land herein described shall be used without
first securing written permission from the Department’s Representative.
(24) It is understood that all slash and forest growth cut resulting from operations under
this easement shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of Part 519, Act
451, P.A. 1994 as amended, and the rules and regulations pertaining thereto.
(25) Vegetation restoration of the cleared ROW must be completed by the Grantee in
accordance to the specifications found in the attached Exhibit B and/or to the
reasonable written specification(s) of the Department’s Representative.
Invasive Species
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(26)
Invasive species are managed under Michigan's Natural Resources and
Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) 451 of 1994, Section 324.41301. Under
Act 451, Michigan regulates the possession or introduction of prohibited and
restricted invasive species. Information on Michigan's invasive species can be
found at It is the Grantee’s responsibility to
monitor changes to the list of prohibited and restricted invasive species.
The soils brought in to the easement area must be weed free, and all equipment is to
arrive clean to each work site (free of mud, debris, weeds, any vegetative material).
This will help minimize the risk of spreading invasive species between sites.
Forest Roads and Recreational Trails
(27)
(28)
(29)
The Grantee shall ensure that the Grantor's or its assign's use of existing forest roads
and recreational trails crossing or adjacent to the ROW will not be altered or
adversely affected by this easement. This shall include, but not be limited to, use by
heavy equipment for the harvesting and transportation of timber products. These
roads and trails shall remain open and useable both during and after
and during any ROW maintenance or abandonment activity
unless written authorization is provided by the Department’s Representative.
Forest roads and recreational trails used by the Grantee or its assigns under the terms
of this easement, shall be left in as good or better condition as they were before their
use. :
The Grantor retains its right to develop and use the easement area in a manner that is
consistent with its mission as outlined in Part 5, Section 503 of Act 451 of 1994 as
amended, and are not inconsistent or interfere with the purpose or use of this
easement. This includes the right to develop, use and maintain new forest roads and
new recreational trails which may be adjacent to, include and/or cross the ROW.
Best Management Practices
(30)
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(32)
Best Management Practices (BMP) must be adhered to. It is recommended that the
Grantee reference the then current revision of the “Sustainable Soil and Water
Quality Practices on Forest Land” manual. This manual was produced by the
Michigan DNR and DEQ and has been assigned a publication number of IC4011.
All vehicle traffic shall be confined to existing access roads, and within the
surveyed boundary of the easement area.
Part 365, Endangered Species Protection, Natural Resources and Environmental
Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended, MCL 324.36501 to 324.36507 (Part 365),
states that “a person shall not take, possess, transport, ...fish, plants, and wildlife” that
are “indigenous to the state and determined to be endangered or threatened." Part 365
defines “take” of fish and animals as “to harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound,
kill, trap, capture, collect or attempt to engage in any such conduct” and for plants as
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“to collect, pick, cut, dig up, or destroy in any manner.” Part 365 reflects the desire of
the people of Michigan to protect the rare natural resources of the State. Accordingly,
the Grantor is required to take those steps necessary to protect, conserve, and restore
species listed as threatened and endangered. The Department of Natural Resource’s
Wildlife Division has discretion to permit take in some circumstances, but must do so
in a way that minimizes adverse impacts and considers all reasonable alternatives.
If State threatened or endangered species occur on or near this easement and may be
impacted by the Grantee’s activities then any activities that could result in “take”
must be avoided until issues associated with the presence of endangered and
threatened species are resolved. Prior to any site disturbance, the Grantee will need to
obtain an approved endangered and threatened species permit from the Department of
Natural Resources, Wildlife Division.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) has the responsibility and authority
over species listed under the Federal Endangered Species Act of 1973. Therefore, if
there is potential for federally listed species to be impacted by the Grantee then they
must contact the Michigan office of the Service for further guidance.
(33) Extreme care must be taken by the Grantee during and after construction, or
maintenance, or upon abandonment activity to prevent any soil erosion. Any soil
erosion occurrence that occurs as a result of the Grantee’s use of this easement must
be corrected immediately by the Grantee.
(34) The Grantee shali dispose of all excavated materials not used as backfill as a part of
the construction process outside of the easement area according to all applicable
laws. Disposal of excavated materials within the easement area shall only occur
with the Department’s Representative consent and in a manner and location
approved by the Department’s Representative..
(35) The location of known or prehistoric sites, buildings, objects, and properties related to
American history, architecture, archaeology, and culture may be protected by State
and/or Federal law. The Grantor may unilaterally modify the easement conditions to
protect an area, site, building, antiquity, artifact or similar object which is or may be
entitled to protection under State or Federal law. The Grantee must report promptly
any suspected discovery of same to the Department’s Representative.
The Department’s Representative may suspend Grantee’s activities within or near
locations containing such areas, sites, buildings, antiquities, artifacts, and objects
pending further investigation and determination. Wheeled or tracked equipment shall
not be operated within such locations except on approved roads or specified new
routes.
Assignment
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(38) The Grantee shall not assign this easement or any portion thereof to any entity other
than the owner of said land or an affiliate or subsidiary of Grantee, without first
securing the written approval of the Department of Natural Resources for the State
of Michigan.
General
(39) Grantee accepts this easement subject to all prior and valid easements, permits,
leases and other rights existing or pending at the time of the issuance of this
easement, which may have been granted on said land.
(40) Grantee agrees to take all reasonable precautions to prevent and suppress forest
fires and shall cause no unnecessary damage to natural tree growth or to any
plantation, and shall pay all damages other than ordinary to State-owned property
arising out of its negligent acts or failure to act.
(41) Grantee shall obtain required permits before intentionally burning any refuse or
intentionally starting any fires.
(42) Unless resulting from the sole negligence of the Grantor, the Grantee hereby
releases, waives, discharges and covenants not to sue the State of Michigan, its
departments, officers, employees and agents, from any and all liability to Grantee,
its officers, employees and agents, for all losses, injury, death or damage, and any
claims or demands thereto, on account of injury to person or property, or resulting
in death of Grantee, its officers, employees or agents, in reference to the activities
authorized by this easement.
(43) Grantee hereby covenants and agrees to indemnify and save harmless the State of
Michigan, its departments, officers, employees and agents, from any and all claims
and demands, for all loss, injury, death or damage, that any person or entity may
have or make, in any manner, arising out of any occurrence related to (1) issuance
of this easement; (2) the activities authorized by this easement; and (3) the use or
occupancy of the premises which are the subject of this easement by the Grantee, its
employees, contractors, or its authorized representatives.
(44) The Grantee agrees to pay to the Grantor for damages to State-owned property or
public trust resources arising out of its operations.
(45) It is expressly understood and agreed that nothing in this easement shall be
construed as a statement, representation or finding by the Grantor relating to any
risks that may be posed to the environment by activities conducted by the Grantee
or that the right-of-way conveyed by this easement is fit for any particular use or
purpose.
Termination and Abandonment
(46) It is expressly understood and agreed that every enumerated condition set forth in
this easement is a material condition and that if the Grantee breaches any material
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(47)
(48)
condition the Grantor, at its sole discretion, may seek any remedy provided by
statute or under the common law, including, but not limited to, revocation of this
easement.
This easement shall continue in full force and effect for as long a time as the
easement is properly used for its intended purpose. The right to use this easement
for the intended purpose shall terminate upon the easement not being used for its
intended purpose for two (2) years unless the Grantee has received written
notification from the Department’s Representative extending the two year period.
Grantee agrees to notify the Department’s Representative in writing within thirty
(30) days of the easement not being used for the intended purpose; non-notification
does not toll the two (2) year clock.
If the Grantee loses its right to use this easement, unless otherwise agreed to
between Grantor and Grantee, the Grantee agrees to remove its property and to
restore the premises within one (1) year of the lose in accordance with a written,
site specific, abandonment plan that will be prepared by the Department’s
Representative and provided to the Grantee. All rights and obligations under this
easement shall terminate upon the Department Representative’s providing written
confirmation to the Grantee that the requirements of the abandonment plan, if one
exists, have been completed to their satisfaction.
This instrument shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties, hereto, their heirs,
representatives, successors and assigns.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOEF, the Department of Natural Resources by authority of its Director has
caused this instrument to be executed for the State of Michigan by its Real Estate Services
Manager, this 20th day of June, 2014.
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
FOR THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
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Steven L. Sutton, Real Estate Services Manager
STATE OF MICHIGAN }
COUNTY OF INGHAM
On this 20th day of June, 2014, before me a Notary Public in and for said County personally
appeared Steven L. Sutton, Real Estate Services Manager, of the Department of Natural
Resources for the State of Michigan, to me known to be the same person who executed the
within instrument, and who acknowledged the same to be his free act and deed and the free act
and deed of the-Bepartment Of Natural Resources fo; ‘OF the State of Michigan in whose behalf he
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My Commission Expires: October 10, 2019
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PREPARED BY: Paul Johnson
DNR Real Estate Services
P.O. Box 30448
Lansing, Michigan 48909-7948
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Special Nigh-OMWaey Construction, Restoration and Muinisnance Conditions:
qe INSTALCATION METHOD: The installation method for the pipeline shall-be Sy jack and
bore.
2. PIPELINE BATERIAL REQUIREMENT AND PRESTART-UP INSPECTION: All pipe
and connections shall be of non-corrodible or corrosion-protected materials. After
installation and prior to start-ug, all pipelines shall be pressure-tested and ge certified as
capable of holding anticipated maximum working pressures. All pipelines must be able to
be locajed using tracing tase or a similar mechanism.
3. PIPELINE POST-START-UP INSPECTION: The pipeline easement right-ofavay (ROW)
shail be visually ingpected on-a regular schedule. Upon start-up of the pipeline, Grantee
shall visually inspect the land surface of the easement ROW daily for its first week of
operation; weekly for its first month of operation; and biannually thereafter, Such
inspections shall be documented in the Gravitee’s field personnel’s daily record sheet
which shail be signed arid maintained for fiture reference.
& VEGETATION RESTORATION: Vegetation restoration of the cleared pipeline easement
area myst be completed by the Grantee, iis successors, or assigns, to the. specifications
provided here. Seed mixes on wildlife lands (e.g, Lapeer State Garne Area) shail be a
mixture of grass and legumes. A minimum of Sve-thirds of the seed mix shall be grasses
including Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata) and Timathy (Phleum preterise), Ryegrass
and annual grasses (spring oats) are also acceptable. A minimum of one-third of the seed
mix shall be legumes including a mixture of lacino clover (Trifolium repens varieties),
medium red clover (Trifolium pretense} and alfalfa (Medicago sativa). Upon abandonment,
vegetation restoration shall be completed fo the sarne specifications.
Fescue species (Festuca sp.) have no wildlife value and are not allowed | in-seed mixes on:
wildlife lands.
5. URECREATIONAL USE: The South Branch of the Flint River at Nonway Lake Road isa
heavily used canoe laurich and canoe exit.site. The stream bank shall be stabilized and
ravegetated as described above. Access to the parking lot on the west side of the South
Branch of the Flint River should remain open as lang as possible and clase for as short of
duration as possible.
8. MIOSK SIGN: The Nenway Landing kiosk sign in the parking lot immediately wast of the
South Branch of the. Flint River should be preserved or replaced if removed. The Flint
River Watershed Coalition constructed this sign.
Te OAK TREE: The large oak tree in the parking lof on the west side of the Sauth Branch of
the Flint River on Norway Lake Road should be preserved.
8. PARKING LOT RESTORATION: Any parking lots within the Lapeer State Game Area
that are utilized during easement construction, installation and/or maintenance must be
restored with 234 road gravel to as gaod as or better conciten than before construction,
installation and/or maintenance activity commenced. There is a large oak tree in the
parking lot immediately west of the South Branch of the Flint River on Norway Lake Road.
it should be preserved If pessibte.
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10.
REW ACCESS POINTS: Atty new access points created at Lapeer Stale Game Area
during construction, installation andor maintenance should be blocked, bermed ar
barricaded with-boulders or other large material as defined by the Grantor's field
representative.
AS-SUILT SURVEY: An as-built survey will be provided to the ONR represeritative.
Send a PDF document and GIS shapefile (including coordinate system used) or CAD fle
(like a *.dxf file). For technica! questions, pleasé work with Marshall Strong, DNR Witilife
Division Mapping and Geotechnology Program Specialist,
[email protected] or
597-244-3302.
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