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(2) The conservation plan for the affected properties have been reviewed and approved by the applicable soil and water conservation district directors. (3) The conservation plan,. including any approved modifications, is reviewed and reapproved by the applicable soil and water conservation district directors not less than once every five years. (4} The conservation plan for a property shall terminate upon transfer of ownership of the property unless the new owner applies to and is accepted as a cooperator by the applicable soil and water conservation district. (b) This section shall not [e*errtpt] be applicable for the construction of [perrnexent .,.,..,n. ,.,...va] infrastructure [ ,.~»a: ~.~.,., ..,~a,. ww_~a: .d othe..,....i~ , ~ ::b w .,, ., ..g~, e..,.. a ..... .. .....:......:..........:.......e .. ,.F.,,:.. ,.,..._..._ ....a ......] that is .::pr.,. required to comply with County buildine, zoning, State of Hawaii NPDES and/or other County, State or Federal [reguirements] regulations unless otherwise excluded by Section 10-6. (c) Should the soil and water conservation district directors find that an agricultural operation. is not in conformance with its approved conservation plan; the district directors shall immediately notify the director of public works. Upon receipt of the notification, the director of public works shall issue a notice of violation and implement applicable provisions of Article 5 of this chapter, to enforce compliance with this section. Section 10-6. Exclusions. (a) All work in this section must conform to the provisions of sections 10-3 and 10-38 to be considered for exclusion. Exclusions do not relieve anyone of their responsibility to secure all other applicable County, State or Federal permits including, but not limited to, those described in section 10-12(b). (b) This chapter shall not apply to the following: (1) Mining or quarrying operations regulated by other County ordinance or governmental agencies. (2) Excavation within the building lines for basements and footings of a building, retaining wall, or other structure, authorized by a valid building permit. (3) Grading and grubbing on individual cemetery plots. (4) Sanitary land filling and similar solid waste disposal facilities with an approved operating permit from the State of Hawaii Department of Health. (5) Excavation which does not alter the general drainage pattern with respect to abutting properties, which does not exceed one hundred cubic yards of material on any one site, and does not exceed five feet in vertical height at its highest point; provided that the cut meets the cut slopes and the distance from property lines requirements in article 4 of this chapter. (6) Fill which does not alter the general drainage pattern with respect to abutting properties, which does not exceed one hundred cubic yards of material on any one site and does not exceed five feet in vertical depth at its deepest point, provided that the fill meets the fill slopes and distance from property lines requirements in article 4 of this chapter. (7) Grubbing which does not alter the general and localized drainage pattern with respect to abutting properties and does not exceed a total area of one acre. -5-