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i � <br /> � sequcncing and �� athcr. Tlic pmjccl impac� on crosinn-pronc arcas can hc rcduccd h� <br /> implcmcnting a Tcmporan Grosion and Sedimcnta�irni Conlrol Plan (TGSCP). Tlm plan sl�ould hc <br /> Idcsigned in aceordance with applicable Ci1�- of Gverctt slandards. Sitc monitoring should hc <br /> � perfortned by qualified personncl to c��aluate Ihe ef'fectivcness of the crosion conlrol meawres, and <br /> to make recommendations for repairs and/or modificaiions to the crosion coutral .ryslcm, as <br /> Iappropriate. Provisirnis for modifications to the crosion conirol spstem h.sed on moniioring <br /> obscnations should he includcd in thc l'L'SCP. Tlu plan should incor�ioratc hacic planning <br /> + principles, including: <br /> � • Scheduling grading and crnistruction to minimizc soil cxposurc. <br /> • Rctaining esisting vicee�ation whencvcr fcasiblc. <br /> I • Revegetating or mulchin f dcnudcd arcas. <br /> • Dirccting runofi'a�+�a� from denuded arcas. <br /> I • Mindnizing Ihe length and sleepness at'slopes with e�poscd soils. <br /> • Decrcasingrunoffrelocities. <br /> • Preparinc drainage��•a��s and.��Uels to handle concenlrated or increased runoff. <br /> I • Confining sedimcnt ro die project site. <br /> � • Inspecting and maintaining cor,trol measures frequendy. <br /> IIn addition,we recommend that slope surfaces�+�ith eaposed or diswrbed soil bc rcstorcd so that <br /> surfacc runoff does not become channeled. 1Ve recommend that graded and disturbed slopes hc <br /> ( tracked in place with the equipment running perpendicular to the slope con[ours so that the track <br /> grouser marks provide a teature to help resist erosion. The south slope should be consiructed wilh a <br /> I bench (at least 5 feet ��ide) about half�vay up the slope to help prc��ent crosion and rills from <br /> forming on the slope due to shcet ilow runofT. A surface aatcr collection ditch should be <br /> constructed on the bcnch to com�ey water to a suitable discharge point. Some sloughing and <br /> � raceling of slopes with esposed or disturbed soil should be e�pected. <br /> Temporary erosion protection should be used and maintained in areas�eith exposed or disturbed <br /> soils to help minimize erosion and reduoe transport of sediment to adjacem areas and recciving <br /> ( waters. <br /> 'I�o reduce potential crosion and to help establish permanent vegetation on the slopes(especially <br /> I the slope south of [he site), we recommend that erosion protection of the slopes include <br /> hydroseeding and landscape planting in conjunction H�ith installation of an erosion control blanket. <br /> We recommend that the crosion control blanket be stakr.d to disturbed slopes to help reduce the risk <br /> Iof erosion during ���et ���ork periods and after the work is completed. R'e recommend that the <br /> erosion control blanket consist of Curlex 1 (manufacwred by American L-acelsior CoJ or 5150 <br /> I (manufactured by Norili American Green). We recommend that Ihe erosion control blanket be <br /> installed in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations and that the installation and <br /> stapling mcthods be observed during construction. <br /> � H}Tdoseeding and installation of the eirosion control blanket should occur as soon as possible <br /> � and prior to the wet winter months. Hydrosceding should ocwr to allow proper germination beforc <br /> � <br /> G e o [ n g i n e e r s 2� File No. 75gq.002-00-I I301050101 j/�V7 ', <br /> � "�0 <br />