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u AND Section 925.07(3) is hereby established to read as follows: (3) Temporary landclearing'debris air curtain incinerator sites may be approved if the following requirements and standards are met: A scaled drawing is submitted noting the number of estimated daily project trip ends, and showing the proposed site, burn pit area, debris storage (stockpile) area and dimensions, required set -backs, driveway accessing the burn pit area, access to surrounding roadways, primary haul route, setbacks to occupied structures, type of incinerator and location of incinerator set-upe The scaled drawing is not required to be prepared by a professional engineer or surveyor. If the project is estimated to generate more than twenty (20) trip ends per day, then the access to surrounding roadways, and primary haul route must be approved by the public works director as adequate to handle the volume and type of anticipated traffic in relation to the site, surrounding areas, and affected roadways. (b) The burn permit shall be valid for a period of no more than 180 days on any given site in any one year period. (c) The site shall have direct access to either a thoroughfare plan road or a local road that has a traffic volume of less than forty (40) trip ends per day at the time of permit application. If the project is estimated to generate more than twenty (20) trip ends per day and if any of the debris hauling routes) associated with facility operation is over county maintained, unpaved roads, then the applicant must escrow with the public works department $1,000.00 for extraordinary roadway maintenance for every 20 daily project trip ends. At the end of the permit period if the public works department determines that no extraordinary road maintenance was performed or is required due to the project operation, then the department shall return the escrowed funds to the applicant. (e) Burn pit area Burn pit areas shall meet applicable zoning district setbacks, shall be located at least one hundred ( 100 ) feet from any tree line or brush line, and shall at all times be located within fifty (50) feet of an all weather roadway surface sufficiently compacted and maintained to accommodate fire vehicle and apparatus movement. Debris storage (stockpile) areas. 1. Individual stockpiles shall have a maximum base dimension (at ground level) of fifty ( 50 ) feet by one hundred ( 100 ) feet, and a maximum height above ground level of fifteen (15 ) feet. A minimum twenty ( 20 ) foot wide fire lane shall be maintained between individual piles. Where individual stockpiles are located within one thousand (1,000) feet of a fire hydrant, measured in the manner that a fire hose is laid, such stockpiles shall have a maximum base dimension (at ground level) of seventy-five (75) feet by one hundred twenty-five (125) feet and a maximum height above qround level of thirty (30) feet. 2. Individual stockpiles shall meet applicable zoning district setbacks, shall be located at least one hundred (100) feet from any brush or tree line, and at least one hundred ( 100) feet from the nearest edge of the burn pit. Coding: Words in . • -• • type are deletions from existing law. Words underlined are additions. 2