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I POLICE HQ—MASONRY CLEANING AND REPAIR APRIL 15,2016 I C. State statutes on water pollution covering liability of the Contractor,penalty for violation, liability and damages for injury or death of fish,animals or vegetation are set forth in Chapter 90.48 RCW. As an aid to the Contractor,some though not all,of the rules set forth by the various State departments are summarized below. The Contractor is cautioned,however,that each Department of the State may add other restrictions,as they deem necessary,to protect fish and to prevent air or water pollution: 1. State Department of Fish and Wildlife: a. Not degrade water quality in a way that would harm fish. (The Washington State Water Quality Regulations will serve as water quality criteria for the Work.) b. Release into a flowing stream or open water any fish stranded by the Work. c. Replant any stream bank or shoreline areas if the Work has disturbed the vegetative cover. (Any trees,brush,and grasses used in replanting shall 1 resemble the type and concentration of surrounding vegetation,unless the Contract provides otherwise.) d. Provide an open water channel at the lowest level of any isolated pothole remaining when the Work is complete. e. Protect fish by preventing harmful siltation on the bed or bottom of any body of water. f. Not block stream flow or fish passage. g. Keep all Equipment out of any flowing stream or other body of water (except as the Contract may permit). h. Not remove gravel or other bottom material from within the high-water flow channel bed of any stream nor from the bottom of any other body of water (except as the Contract may permit). i. Dispose of any Project debris beyond high-water flows. 2. State Department of Ecology: a. Obtain a waste discharge permit from the Department of Ecology before: Washing any aggregate and discharging water into a ground or surface waterway from pit sites or excavations when the water contains turbidity, silt,or foreign materials. b. Provide the Owner with a copy of each waste discharge permit before starting the Work. c. Control drainage and erosion to minimize the pollution of any waterway. d. Dispose of all toxic materials(including creosote,oil,cement, concrete,and water used to wash Equipment)in ways that will prevent them from entering State waters. e. Dispose of all debris,overburden,and other waste materials in ways that will prevent them from entering State waters. D. The Contractor shall perform such temporary work as may be necessary to effectively control water pollution,erosion,and related damage within the Project Site or which might be necessary at work areas located outside the Project Site. These outside areas may include,but are not limited to, equipment,material and other storage sites. When temporary control facilities or measures are no longer needed,they shall be removed and the areas restored or finished as designated by the Engineer. E. If Work is suspended for an extended period of time,the Contractor shall be responsible for controlling erosion,pollution,sedimentation, and runoff during the shutdown period. TEMPORARY CONTROLS 01 5700-3 I