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i <br /> I6.0 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF REQUIRED SOURCE CONTROL BMPS <br /> I This project dces not fall under any of the specific business or manufacturing groups listed in the <br /> City oF Everett Sformwalnr Managemenf Manual. The pollutants of concern are oil and gas, and <br /> other fluid emissions from vehicles, and the use of pesticides and herbicides for landscT;�e <br /> I maintenance. This section will also address the construction practices dealing with p�llutants <br /> other than sediments, and spill control measures. At the end of this section are a mmpleted <br /> Construction Site Activities Checklist, and the Land Use Activities Checklist. <br /> I6.1 Proposed Source Control <br /> 1. Warning signs (e.g.,"Dump No Waste— Dreins to Puget Sound") shall be stenciled or <br /> Istamped on or adjacent to all storm drain inlets. Signs shall be repainted as needed. <br /> 2. Parking lots and drive aisles should be swept periodically. Special care should be taken not <br /> Ito Flush water from the pavement surfaces into the storm drain system. <br /> 3. The use of fertilizers and herbicides shall follow the attached checklists. (See Section 10.0, <br /> Maintenance and Operation Requirementr.) <br /> I4. The use of pesticides shall follow the"Integrated Pest Management Plan,"attached. (See <br /> Section 50.0, Maintenance and Operation Requirements.) <br /> � 6.2 Construction Source Control <br /> IControl of Pollutants Other Than Sediments <br /> Good Nousekeeping <br /> I Operation and maintenance activities and storage and disposal practices at the construRion site <br /> will be conducted to minimize [he potential for contamination of stormwater runoff. <br /> � Good housekeeping practices shall be maintained by the Contrac[or(s). Major equipment <br /> maintenance will be performed at a properly pertnitted location remote from [he project site. <br /> The project site can be used for daily maintenance activities, such as periodic oil changes, to <br /> � ensure proper operation o(the equipment and to ensure that the equipment is environmentally <br /> I safe. Heavy equipmen[that cannot leave the project site without being hauled on a trailer or <br /> truck can be worked on at the project site, provided that the work is performed in a designated <br /> area of Contractor's staging area and that environmentally safe praedures are adhered to. <br /> I Waste oil and contaminated debris will be removed From the si[e and disposed of in accordance <br /> with applicable regulations. <br /> I There shali be no visible sheen from petroleum producGs allowed in waters of the state or <br /> stormwater runoff as a result of project activities. <br /> I All of the materials used in construdion, as well as both mobile and stationary equipment, will be <br /> considered as potential waste generation ma[erials. Potential waste, such as solvents, paints, <br /> batteries, strong acid and alkaline wastes, and paint removers, are all considered dangerous <br /> wastes and must be disposed of in accordance with the standards listed on the individual <br /> icontainers. <br /> � Stormwater Site Plan OQOO <br /> Everett Communiry College � <br /> Fitness Centcr 7 <br /> I 208221.10 <br /> I � <br />