General Erosion Control during Construction Sample Clauses

General Erosion Control during Construction. 1. When appropriate, isolate the construction area from flowing water until project materials are installed and erosion protection is in place.
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General Erosion Control during Construction. When appropriate, isolate the construction area from flowing water until project materials are installed and erosion protection is in place. • Effective erosion control measures shall be in place at all times during construction. Do not start construction until all temporary control devices (e.g., straw xxxxx with sterile, weed free straw, silt fences) are in place downslope or downstream of project site within the riparian area. The devices shall be properly installed at all locations where the likelihood of sediment input exists. These devices shall be in place during and after construction activities for the purposes of minimizing fine sediment and sediment/water slurry input to flowing water and detaining sediment-laden water on site. If continued erosion is likely to occur after construction is complete, then appropriate erosion prevention measures shall be implemented and maintained until erosion has subsided. Erosion control devices such as coir rolls or erosion control blankets will not contain plastic netting of a mesh size that would entrain reptiles (esp. snakes) and amphibians. • Sediment shall be removed from sediment controls once it has reached one-third of the exposed height of the control. Whenever straw xxxxx are used, they shall be sterile and weed free, staked and dug into the ground 12 cm. Catch basins shall be maintained so that no more than 15 cm of sediment depth accumulates within traps or sumps. • Sediment-laden water created by construction activity shall be filtered before it leaves the settling pond or enters the stream network or an aquatic resource area. • The contractor/applicant to the Program is required to inspect, maintain or repair all erosion control devices prior to and after any storm event, at 24 hour intervals during extended storm events, and a minimum of every two weeks until all erosion control measures have been completed.
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