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200009035 WOOD RIVER WATERSHED & FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT ADDENDUM TO CONTRACT FOR SALE OF LAND BY STUHR MUSEUM OF THE PRAIRIE PIONEER 1. The Central Platte Natural Resource District, as part of the project, will install a six -foot high (6 -wire) fence at the bottom of the north berm of the channel approximately 12 feet from the edge of the new property line at the base of the channel. The fence will be made using cedar posts. 4 2. The north side slope of the berm will be shaped to a natural contour representing a natural lay of the land. The fence will follow the newly- created natural contour of the berm from the western edge of the Museum's property at Highway 281 to the eastern edge of the Museum's property ending at the Union Pacific railroad fence. 3. Upon completion of the construction project, the Central Platte Natural Resource District will use cool season native grasses and wildflowers native to Nebraska prior to European settlement to seed the north berm. Initially, a wheat or oats cover crop will be planted to reduce erosion and to give the native grasses and wildflowers a chance to start. 4. The wetlands will be shaped properly of hydric soils and at varying depths. 5. The 106 cedar trees currently found along the southern edge of Stuhr Museum's property will be replaced with three to four varieties of six- to twelve -foot trees to be chosen by the museum. The Museum will direct how and where the new trees will be placed. The Central Platte Natural Resource District will provide the funding for the tree replacement and the labor to plant the new trees. 6. Stuhr Museum's burn pile will be relocated close to the edge of the north berm on the southwest corner of the museum's remaining property. x 7. If necessary, the Central Platte Resource District will replace the trees and vegetation needed to camouflage the flood gate from public view. 8. The Central Platte Natural Resources District will pay for all costs of document preparation and filing of contracts. 9. Stuhr Museum will provide reasonable access to its property during the construction of the project. 10. The Settlement Check will be mailed approximately 45 to 60 days after all documents provided by the Central Platte Natural Resource District are completed, signed by the Museum, and the completed files have been returned. 11. The temporary easements will exist for two years after the notice to proceed has been issued to the project contractor. 12. The Central Platte Natural Resource District will provide accurate surveys for tracts 502E1 and 502E2.