Construction Environmental Control Plan Clause Samples

Construction Environmental Control Plan. Construction Environmental Control Plan (CECP) This section of the CECP shall include the following:

Construction Environmental Control Plan. As part of the pre-construction activities, prepare a Construction Environmental Control Plan (CECP). Review RCTC’s Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan prior to developing the CECP. Outline the monitoring and surveying required for biological, paleontological, archaeological and other environmental issues to verify constructi n activities are conducted in accordance with applicable environmental requirements as outlined in the CEQA and NEPA document for the project and current regulatory requirements. R for sometime in August 2010. TC will provide a mitigation monitoring and reporting pla for HDR’s use, anticipated Specific issues to address in the CECP include 1) Archeological and paleontological monitoring during ground-disturbing activities of depths f four feet or more, including work at various station locations, th Citrus Connection, and the Layover Facility; 2) Archeological monitoring of all work between MP 3.50 and MP 4.50, and MP 5.60 and MP 6.50; 3) Monitoring requirement resulting from permit conditions of resource agencies; 4) Standard stormwater quality monitoring; 5) Preconstruction surveys for endangered bird species; 6) Condition that no work be perfor ed in the Box Spring Canyon Reserve during the bird ne ting season, and at all other locations vegetation clearing must occur outside of the bird nesting season; and 7) Verification of NEPA/CEQA mitigation for noise in Riverside residential area, requiring con truction of soundwalls along property boundaries. Other conside ations include handling of hazardous materials, traffic im acts, noise impacts and air quality issues. Environmental permits will be assessed and monitoring activities required will be listed in the plan, including the 401 permit from the Regional Water Quality Control Board, the 404 permit from the Army Corps of Engineers and the 1600 Agreement with California Department of Fish and Game (concerning the Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement P. 12 Verify that the mitigation measures equired by the environmental documents are adequately included in the contract documents, noting any discrepancies. Discrepancies will be identified and discussed with the Engineer of Record who then will be able to make any needed modifications. The final CECP will then be developed and delivered to the Engineer of Record.

Construction Environmental Control Plan. 3.1 Construction Environmental Control Plan (CECP) 3.1.1 Introduction; 3.1.2 General Project information; 3.1.3 Responsibilities; 3.1.4 Environmental management controls; 3.1.5 Environmental requirements, plans, and procedures; and 3.1.6 Required figures, tables and appendices.

Construction Environmental Control Plan. As part of the pre-construction activities, the HDR Team will prepare a Construction Environmental Control Plan (CECP). The CECP will outline the monitoring, mitigation, and surveying required for biological, paleontological, and archaeological environmental issues to ensure construction activities are conducted in accordance with all a plicable environmental requirements as outlined in the final CEQA and NEPA documents for the project and current egulatory requirements. Environmental permits will be assessed and monitoring activities required will be listed in the CEPC, including the 401 permit from the Regional Water Quality Control Board, the 404 permit from the Army Corps of Engineers and the 1600 Agreement with California Departm nt of Fish and Game (concerning the Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement). HDR will verify that the mitigation measures and terms and conditions required by the environmental documents are adequately included in the contract documents. The CECP will be formatted in a manner for ease of use in the field (e.g., in a binder, color coded tabs for each environmental issue area). This task is broken down into the following subtasks: