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Address Document
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BROADWAY
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3726
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BASE FILE
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.2.7 I3MP B1.60 OUTSIDE STOItAGE OF Kn\'1' b1AT'GRIw1.S. BY-PRODUCTS OR FITrISHED <br /> IIU�:TS(SOLID MATEityALS) <br /> Tliis covers solid materiats such as: <br /> - Gr and,topsoil, compost, logs, sa�+dust, �sood chips <br /> - Lumber er building matcrials: <br /> - Concretc and oducts. <br /> The business shall select one of t owing practices appropriatc to the t�pe of material: <br /> - Duild a covered,paved arca for 'e of the maten<d, or. <br /> - Place temporary plastic sheeting over aterial or: <br /> - Pave.the area and install a drainagc system t cct st�rm�iatcr for trcatment. 7'rcat the storm�sater per <br /> the requirements of Section 1-3. <br /> Notc: If re'ectcd as halt is tem oraril �stored on-sitc bcfore I it shall be covcrcd. <br /> With Uption #3, the paved area shall be sloped in a manner that min the pooling of water on the sii:.. <br /> particularl�•with materials that may leach pollutants into stormu�atcr an ound w•atcr such as compost, lo�s. <br /> and wood chips. A minimum slope of 1.5 Fercent is recommcndcd. The a 11 be designed to prevcnt thc <br /> run-on of uncontaminated stormwatcr from adjacent areas as well as runoff o w•atcr from the stockpile <br /> area. <br /> The stortn drainage system shall be designed to minimize the use of catchbasins in the i of the storage area, <br /> as catcn basins tend to rapidly fill with the manufacturing material. Rather,the area shoul ' ed to drain <br /> s�rmu�atcr to the perimeter�+�here it can bc collected,or to internal drainage "alley�.��ays" µ�he ial is not <br /> stoc kp i led. <br /> BNII'S1.70 OUTSIDE MANUFACTURING ACTIVTITES <br /> 'This B lies to tliose businesses identified in Section 4-1 that pl:n to or currently carry out manufacturing <br /> or other po polluting activities in an area exposed to precipit�tion. The strateg�es prescNed below shall <br /> bc used first, to ximum cxtcnt prsctical,to prcvent stormwater from beco:ning polimed. If stormwater <br /> pollution N ill still o ortnµ•ater treatmcnt will be required per Section 1-3. <br /> Strategics to eliminate and iu the potential for polluted stortnvrater runoff from any outsidc <br /> manufacturing activity includc: <br /> Altering the activit��: 7he preferred optio alter any practice that may contaminate surFace water or ground <br /> water by either not producing the pollutant to ith or by controlling it in such a way as to keep it out of the <br /> environment. <br /> Enclosi�e the activiri: if the practice cannot be altered, it be enclosed in a builains to prevent rain from <br /> coming in contact with the activity. <br /> Coverine the activiri�: Placing the activity inside a building may be in ' e or prohibitively expensive. 'I�he <br /> cost of a building can be significantly reduced by not covenng the sides,t 'mivating the need for ventilating <br /> and lighting systems. <br /> Se eFr eatina the activiri: Certain parts of the activity may be the worst source of po . Those pans can be <br /> segregated and enclosed or covcrcd. 7'he drains from these arcas can then bc discharec sanitary sewer, <br /> proccss ttcatment, or a dcad-cnd sump�epending upon availablc meth�ds and applicable pe equircments. <br /> 4-�-12 <br /> r- - - <br />
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