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(8) Exploratory excavations not to exceed fifty cubic yards under the direction of an engineer for the purpose of subsurface testing provided that the director of public works has been advised in writing a minimum of ten calendar days prior to the start of such excavation. (9) Clearing, excavation and filling required in conjunction with the installation and/or maintenance of septic tanks, dry welts, poles for overhead public utilities, street lighting, traffic signal systems and trenching for underground public utilities, public water and sewer systems and temporary BMPs. (10) Grading, grubbing or stockpiling work wholly regulated by any of the following permits: Stream channel alteration permit; Department of the Army permit; permit to work within State Highway or County right-of--ways; and well drilling permits. (11) Grubbing of trails for survey lines and access for soil exploration equipment. Article 2. Permits. Sectiou 10-7. Required. Except as excluded in section 10-6: . (a) No grading work shall be commenced or performed without a grading permit. (b) No grubbing work shall be commenced or performed without a grubbing permit except where grubbing concerns land for which a grading permit has been issued. (c) No stockpiling work shall be commenced or performed without a stockpiling permit, except where stockpiling is on land for which a grading permit has been issued and stockpiling areas are shown on the approved grading plan. Section 10-8. Application. (a) An applicant for a grading, grubbing, or stockpiling permit shall first file an application on a form furnished by the County department of public works. An application may be made on behalf of the prospective pennittee by its contractor or other authorized agent. Each application shall: (1) Describe by tax map key number or street address the land on which the proposed work is.to be done; (2) State the estimated dates for the starting and completion of the proposed work; and (3) Show the name of the permittee, owner, engineer, surveyor or other person preparing the plans as may be applicable, and contractor. (4) Be reviewed and approved by the State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Division for compliance with chapter 6E, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, and other applicable regulations and laws. (5) Be reviewed and approved by the County of Hawaii planning department for compliance with the County general plan and applicable land use regulations and laws. No approval will be granted unless the director of the planning department determines that: (A) The proposed work implements a legal use of the property; or (B) Is an approved remedial action. -6-