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POPACH SHORT PLAT <br /> CONSTRUCTION STORM WATER POLLUTION <br /> PREVENTION ELEMENTS <br /> Element#1: Mark Clearing Limits <br /> Clearing limits are clearly delineated on the TESC plan and shall be delineated by the <br /> owner/developer upon the start of construction. <br /> Element#2: Establish Construction Entrance <br /> A temporary construction entrance is designed at the location of the proposed <br /> driveway that accesses Fleming Street. The temporary construction entrance shall be <br /> fully used and maintained until final soil stabilization has been conducted on-site. <br /> Element#3: Control Flow Rates <br /> Flow rates during construction are planned to be controlled with the installation of silt <br /> fencing along the northern, eastern, and southern boundaries of the site. <br /> Element#4: Install Sediment Controls <br /> Sediment controls will remain in-place before, during and after initial site construction <br /> (prior to paving/gravel install of the new driveway and excavation of the new building <br /> foundations). Silt fences have been shown on the grading and erosion control plan <br /> which are to be installed, where necessary, along the northern, eastern, and southern <br /> • sides of the construction area. <br /> Element# 5: Stabilize Soils <br /> All soils disturbed during site grading will be stabilized by use of the most appropriate <br /> BMP method available. These consist of short-term and long-term solutions. Short- <br /> term methods consist of compaction of the soils by vibratory roller or bulldozer. <br /> Long-term methods consist of hydro-seed and straw covering over the soils (this is in <br /> the case of the project becoming dormant for greater than 1 month). At this time no <br /> wintertime grading or construction activities will occur. During construction periods <br /> longer than 1 working week(7 days) where the soils are exposed and un-worked will <br /> use the proscribed methods in the Storm Water Management Manual for Western <br /> Washington to reduce sedimentation transported offsite. <br /> Element# 6: Protect Slopes <br /> All slopes on-site exceeding 33% fall less than 10 feet; therefore, such slopes are not <br /> classified as steep slopes. Unnecessary access to slope areas is to be restricted through <br /> construction limits and silt fencing. <br /> Element# 7: Protect Drain Inlets <br /> Catch basin inserts and/or triangular silt dams will be installed at catch basins and <br /> culvert inlets within 500 downstream of the site. <br /> Element# 8: Stabilize Channels and Outlets <br /> All existing channels in the general vicinity of the property appear to be stable and <br /> maintained enough to contain any possible additional runoff the proposed development <br /> may produce. Any sedimentation of downstream open ditch lines shall be removed <br /> prior to completion of construction. <br /> JOB NO:15-1463-A 2 <br />
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