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WETMORE AVE
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6900
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MADISON COMMUNITY CHURCH
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( STORMWATER SITG PLAN MAY 26, 2006 <br />MADISON COM�tUNI7l' CHURCH PAGE 20 <br />I <br />Storm Drain Inlet Protection <br />1 For systems using filter fabric: inspections should be made on a regular basis, especially after <br />large storm events. If the fabric becomes clogged, it should be replaced. if a fabric bag insert is <br />used, sediment should be removed �vhen it fills approximatcly one half of the storage dcpth. For <br />� systems using stonc filtcrs, if thc stone becomes clogged with se�iment, the stones must be <br />pulled away from thc inlct and dcanal or replaced. Since cleaning of gravel at a cons;ruction sitc <br />may be difficult, an altemative approach would be to use the clogged stone as fill and put fresh <br />( :,tone around the inlet. <br />Temporary Sediment Pond (or Basin) <br />I Inspections should be madc regularly, especially atler large stonn events. Sediment should he <br />rcmoved when it fills one half of the pond's total sediment storagc area. The effectiveness of a <br />sediment pond is based Iess on its sizc than on regular sediment removal. The riser of o�erflow <br />Ishall be inspecteci at the same interval as the pond and cleared of any debris or sediment build up. <br />STORM DRAIN SYSTEM MAINTENANCE <br />Gencral: <br />I I. Proper maintcnancc of public and pri��atc stormwatcr facilitics is neccssary to insu:c thcy <br />scrvc their intcndcd function <br />� 2. Drainagc systems shall be inspected at least annually. A representative of the local <br />government shall also inspcct privatc facilities at least annually to insure compliance by the <br />( owner of the following maintenancc rcquirements. <br />3. Any deterioration threatcning the structural integrity of the facilities shall be immediately <br />repaired. These indude such things as replacemr.nt of dcan-out grates, catchbasin lids, and <br />r rock in cmcrgency spillways. <br />I 4. Waming signs (ag. "Dump No Waste - Drains to Ground Water", "Strcams", "Lakes" etc. ) <br />shall be painted or cmbossed on or adjacent to all storm drain inlets. Thcy shall be rcpainted <br />� as ncecicd. <br />5. Debris shall bc regularly removcd from surface basins used for cither pcak-ratc control or <br />storm«�ater treatment. <br />G, Parking lots shall bc s���ept ���hcn ncccssary to rcmo��c dcbris. <br />� o�..�n�r.,��co�m„mycn,,,m�siao>c.e�o�a��nye�,ssrn+aaao�oo..JWHlsrm <br />
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