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Rubber Dam. The Project Owner shall replace the existing wooden flashboards along the crest of the dam with an inflatable rubber fabric dam system. By April 15, 2001, the Project Owner shall submit to MADEP, MADFW, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management (MADEM) and USFWS for MADEP approval, a plan for rubber dam construction based upon consultation with MADFW, USFWS, MADEM and MADEP. The plan should include at a minimum: (i) the designs and installation schedule; (ii) procedures for installing the rubber dam, including measures to minimize effects on water quality, biological resources and impoundment boaters during the period of installation; and (iii) appropriate erosion and sedimentation controls. The Project Owner shall implement the plan as approved by MADEP.
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