(a) Permanent structures are not permitted within the Department's right-of-way.

(b) The permittee shall not divert surface run off toward the Department's open canal embankments. The surface run off shall be stored and collected outside the Department's right-of-way. Lined drainage channels shall be designed to transfer flow from the collection basins to the Department's existing cross drainage facilities and cross as close as practical to a ninety (90) degree crossing.

(c) Subdivision lots that incorporate Department right-of-way shall not affect the Department's ability to operate, maintain or modify the State Water Project.

(d) Open space with natural hiking trails and vegetation will be considered if the Department's access to the State Water Project's pipeline and facilities for inspection and maintenance is maintained.

(e) The Department may require setback provisions within the Department's right-of-way to be included in the encroachment permit.

(f) Any gates controlling access to the Department's right-of-way shall be at least sixteen (16) feet wide. Where the gates are to be locked the Department shall have access for ingress and egress at all times for the duration of the encroachment permit. The permittee shall immediately provide the Department with a current key, or an updated combination or access code at all times.

(g) Modifications to the existing cover over State Water Project pipelines shall not exceed the Department's design criteria for cover over the affected segment of the State Water Project pipeline.

(h) A grading plan showing the top of the Department's pipeline elevation shall be submitted for the Department's review and approval.