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 ====Soil Disturbing Activities====
-  *To meet the standard, a representative “worst case” slope/slope length should be chosen and it's characteristics entered as a new soil disturbing activity.
+  *To meet the standard, a representative “worst case” slope/slope length should be chosen and it's characteristics entered as a new "Bare Ground" activity.
-  *When a slope and/or slope length is changed by grading during the bare soil period, select another bare soil row under "Activity" and enter its corresponding date. Then enter a new slope and/or slope length in the appropriate column(s). This can be used to represent topsoil stripping, followed by mass grading.
+  *When a slope and/or slope length is changed by grading during the bare soil period, enter a new bare soil activity and enter its corresponding schedule date. Then enter the new slope and/or slope length in the appropriate column(s). This can be used to represent topsoil stripping, followed by mass grading.
   *While the WDNR guidance states that the USLE spreadsheet should not be used on slopes over 20%, County submittals should include slopes up to 33%.
   *In addition to the USLE calculation, erosion control plans should include a map, clearly showing the location of the flow paths modeled in the spreadsheet(s).