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The removal of vegetation must be kept to a minimum where possible. The time that soil is exposed must be limited and re-vegetation, or another covering method must be applied during the construction phase. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Vegetation must be removed in sections, as construction is taking place, and should not be removed throughout the extent of the construction area. The removal of woody plants must be avoided as these are usually slow growing in nature. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Re-vegetation must be completed using the appropriate wetland/endemic plants. Where possible, the vegetation must be removed intact to ensure that it can be planted again during rehabilitation. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Where vegetation is removed the compaction of wetland soils must be minimised to avoid an increase in surface runoff speeds. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO The establishment of exotic plants must be avoided. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Roads must be maintained to avoid erosion and the extent of roads must be minimised. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Where possible the area where construction will take place should be demarcated. Demarcation of the construction areas will ensure that only the required area is cleared of vegetation. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO Erosion protection must be used in all areas where erosion may occur. During Construction Monitoring throughout the duration of the project C/E/ECO