1028 BROADWAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

i I 6.0 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF REQUIRED SOURCE CONTROL BMPS This project does not fall under any o(the specific business or manufacturing groups listed in the I City of Everett Stormwater Management Manual. The pollutants of concem are oil and gas, and other fluid emissions from vehides, and the use o(pesticides and herbicides for landscape maintenance. This section will also address the construction praclices dealing with pollutants � other than sediments, and spill conlrol measures. Af the end of this sedion are a compieted � Construction Site Activities Checklist, a Land Use Activities Checklist, and lhe Department of Ecology rerommendations regarding specific BMPs listed herein. � 6.1 Permamsnt Source Control I 1. Warning signs (e.g., "Dump No Waste— Drains to Puget Sound") shall be stenciled or istamped on or adjacent to all storm drain inlets. Signs shall be repainled as needed. 2. Parking lots and drive aisles should be swept periodically. Special care should be taken not i to fiush water from the pavement surfaces into the storm drain system. I 3. The use of fertilizers and herbicides shall follow the a[tached checklists. (See Section 10.0, I Maintenance and Operation Requirements.) 9. The use of pesticides shall follow the"Integrated Pest Management Plan,"altached. (See Sedion 10.0, Maintenance and Operation Requirements.) � 6.2 Construction Source Control CONTROL OP POLLUTANTS OTHER THAN SEDIMENTS Good Housekeeping I Operation and maintenance activities and storage and disposal praclices at the construction site �vill be conducled lo minimize the pofential for contamination of stormwater runoff. ' Good housekeeping practices shall be maintained by the Contractor(s). Major equipment � maintenance wiil be performed at a properly permilted location remote from the project sife. The project site can be used for daily maintenance activities, such as periodic oil changes, to I ensure proper operation of the equipment and to ensure that lhe equipment is environmentally sa(e. Heavy equipment that cannoC leave the project site wilhout being hauled on a treiler or truck can be worked on at the project site, provided that the work is performed in a designated area oF Contractor's slaging area and thaf environmentally safe procedures am adhered to. I Wasfe oil and contaminaled debris vaill be removed from the site and disposed of in accordance with applicable regulations. There shall be no visible sheen from petroleum products allowed fn waters of the state or stormwater runoff as a result of project activilies. � All of the materials used in construction, as well as bo[h mobile and stationary equipment, will be ' ` considered as po[ential tivaste generation materials. Potential waste, such as solvents, paints, � batteries, strong acid and alkaline wastes, and paint removers, are all considered dangerous was[es and must be disposed of in acmrdance with the standards listed on the individual Icontainers. I Srormwater Sitc Plan O Q ' O Everett Communiry College . Topper Parking Lo[ 18 208221.10 I 1, �