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Sound Land and Water Management, Vol. II, Florida Department of Environmental kegulation, June 1988; and b. The provisions set forth in The Florida Stormwater, Erosion, and Sediment Control Inspector's Manual, Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Florida Department of Transportation, Fifth Impression, June 2005. 21. Temporary or permanent vegetative cover must be established on both sides of the pavement within the road right-of-way and along water conveyances as soon as practicable, but in no case more than seven (7) days after construction activities have ceased- in portions of the site where construction activities have temporarily or permanently ceased. 22. Activities conducted and authorized by this permit must be operated and maintained by the county or municipality for the life of the system. 23. This general permit does not constitute a Works of the District permit from a water management district, nor obviate the need for obtaining such. a permit where required by a water management district. 24. Applicants are advised that drawings, any submitted construction plans, and supporting calculations must be signed, sealed, and dated by an appropriate registered professional in accordance with Sections 373.117 and 403.0877, F.S., and Chapters 471, 4729 481, or 492, F.S., when the design of the system requires the services of such registered professional. For purposes.of this rule, an "appropriate registered professional" means a professional registered in Florida with the necessary expertise in the fields of hydrology, drainage, flood control, erosion and sediment control, and stormwater pollution control to design and certify stormwater management systems. Examples of appropriate registered professionals are professional engineers licensed under Chapter 471, F.S., professional landscape architects licensed under Chapter 481, F.S., professional surveyors and mappers licensed under Chapter 472, F.S., and professional geologists licensed under Chapter 492, F.S. 25. The performance of routine custodial maintenance of structures and activities within the roadway alignment, such as replacement of culverts in kind to their former size, grade, and elevation, and the performance of activities qualifying for an exemption under Part IV of Chapter 373 or Section 403.813(2), F.S., such as maintenance of ditches and swales to prior design specifications in accordance with Section 403.813(2)(g) or 0), F.S., or under other general permits adopted under Part IV of Chapter 373, F.S., may be conducted to prepare the roadway for paving in advance of using this general permit, and any dredge and fill volumes associated with such work shall not be included within the limits established in paragraph (2)(f) of this general permit.