Project Types Requiring Special Sample Clauses

Project Types Requiring Special. Consideration‌ Projects such as roads or utilities will require special consideration for meeting the erosion control performance standard. An erosion and sediment control plan will be required from the Engineer of Record that is to be implemented and managed by the general contractor. One way of performing adequate erosion control is to stabilize construction as the work proceeds. For example, on a road the base rock may be placed on the first portion of the road before the rough grading is complete at the end. At a minimum, the following measures are required for these types of projects: ▪ Protect downstream storm drain inlets (or if site drains to a ditch system, install check dams or other devices to retain sediment). ▪ Protect stockpiles and work site from concentrated flows. ▪ Remove excess soil and materials as soon as possible. ▪ Filter dewatering pump effluent. ▪ Remove sediment/debris from the right-of-way and conveyance system (including gutters) at the end of the day. ▪ Cover material and soil stockpiles when not in use or when windy conditions may cause a nuisance or hazard due to dust. ▪ Protect for weed abatement (see the City’s Weed Abatement Ordinance); and ▪ Protect slopes and establish permanent cover as required.

Project Types Requiring Special. Consideration Projects such as roads or utilities will require special consideration for meeting the erosion control performance standard. An erosion and sediment control plan will be required from the Engineer of Record that is to be implemented and managed by the general contractor. One way of performing adequate erosion control is to stabilize construction as the work proceeds. For example, on a road the base rock may be placed on the first portion of the road before the rough grading is complete at the end. At a minimum, the following measures are required for these types of projects:  Protect downstream storm drain inlets (or if site drains to a ditch system, install check dams or other devices to retain sediment);  Protect stockpiles and work site from concentrated flows;  Remove excess soil and materials as soon as possible;  Filter dewatering pump effluent;  Remove sediment/debris from the right-of-way and conveyance system (including gutters) at the end of the day;  Cover material and soil stockpiles when not in use or when windy conditions may cause a nuisance or hazard due to dust;  Protect for weed abatement (see the City’s Weed Abatement Ordinance); and  Protect slopes and establish permanent cover as required.