Dust Suppression. Soils exposed during excavation for site preparation and project construction activities shall be kept moist throughout the time they are exposed, both during and after construction work hours.
Dust Suppression. Except as otherwise directed by the Employer, the Contractor shall provide dust suppression for the Contractor's yard and for the Contractor's working areas. The Employer will, however, provide dust suppression for roads and other common areas which are not used exclusively or primarily by the Contractor.
Dust Suppression. During Proposed Project activities, disturbed Project area surfaces, including unpaved access roads, shall be effectively stabilized of dust emissions (e.g., watered, covered, stabilized, or treated with a dust suppressant), consistent with the Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plan. Onshore Compliance with SWPPP as determined by San Diego RWQCB Prior to and during Proposed Project activities Applicant or contractor Reduce impacts associated with air quality APM-5: Vehicle Speeds. Decommissioning crew vehicle speeds on unpaved roadways shall be restricted to 15 miles per hour or less, in accordance with SONGS procedures. Onshore Compliance During Proposed Project activities Applicant or contractor Reduce impacts associated with air quality Potential Impact Mitigation Measure (MM) Location Monitoring / Reporting Action Timing Effectiveness Criteria APM-6: Track-Out to Public Streets. Gravel or track-out control devices, such as shaker plates, shall be installed at the points of egress from the unpaved or disturbed surfaces, consistent with the Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plan. Onshore Compliance with SWPPP as determined by San Diego RWQCB Prior to and during Proposed Project activities Applicant or contractor Reduce impacts associated with air quality APM-7: Tarping Trucks. Consistent with the Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plan, haul trucks transporting material with potential to generate fugitive dust emissions to and from the site shall be tarped from the point of origin until point of delivery. For trucks that cannot be tarped, the Applicant or its contractor shall stabilize material while loading to reduce fugitive dust emissions; maintain at least 6 inches of freeboard on haul vehicles; and, stabilize material while transporting. Onshore Compliance with SWPPP as determined by San Diego RWQCB Prior to and during Proposed Project activities Applicant or contractor Reduce impacts associated with air quality Biological Resources BIO-1: Contribute to the Loss and Degradation of Sensitive Habitat MM BIO-1a: Worker Environmental Awareness Program. A Worker Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP) shall be developed and provided to California State Lands Commission (CSLC) staff for review and approval at least 60 days prior to Proposed Project implementation. The WEAP shall include: • A CSLC-approved biologist to conduct the training who is qualified to discuss both potential onshore and offshore species • A discussion of all sensitive species...
Dust Suppression. The Service Provider shall ensure that the generation of dust is controlled. In the case of dust generated on areas other than the waste body or Cells, retained stormwater may be used as a control measure. Prior to this, however, the quality must be tested to confirm safe use. 5.14.2.17 Management of Stormwater and Leachate
Dust Suppression. 3.1.12.1 Equipped with 145-gallon water sprinkler system
Dust Suppression. When Repowering Work begins, the Wind Operators will water the Xxxxxxx County Road(s) in a sufficient amount to eliminate the dust where houses are located along such Xxxxxxx County Road(s).
Dust Suppression. Soils exposed during excavation and project construction activities shall be kept moist throughout the time they are exposed, both during and after work hours. Step 2: The construction contractor shall be alert for the presence of contaminated soils during excavation and other construction activities (detected through soil odor, color, and texture and results of on-site soil testing), and shall be prepared to handle, profile (i.e. characterized) and dispose of such soils appropriately (i.e. as dictated by local, state and federal regulations, including OSHA lead-safe work practices) when such soils are encountered. The contractor shall ensure that soils exposed during excavation and project construction activities will be kept moist throughout the time they are exposed, both during and after work hours. Contractor Soils handling and disposal implemented as needed during construction activities SFPUC, in consultation with DPH. Completion of construction
Dust Suppression. The portal area, surface roads and workshop/laydown areas shall be watered as required to suppress wind blown or vehicle generated dust.
Dust Suppression. The Contractor shall take all necessary measures to keep airborne dust to a minimum by watering. The Superintendent may direct the suspension of work at any time where that work in the Superintendent's opinion creates a dust hazard or nuisance to the public, personnel working on the site or property such as crops, stock and houses in the vicinity of the work. Where the Superintendent has directed a suspension of work and considers that the Contractor could not have been expected to have adequately controlled the dust, the Superintendent may consider an extension of time due to adverse weather conditions. No claim for increased costs due to such suspension will be considered.
Dust Suppression. AMMENDMENT TO OPSS 506 OPSS 506, May 1994 - Construction Specification for Dust Suppressants is amended as follows;
