Common use of Protect Stockpiles and Staging Clause in Contracts

Protect Stockpiles and Staging. Areas Soil and material stockpiles shall be situated so that the material does not erode into the street or adjacent properties, drainage courses, or storm systems. Excavated basement soil and material stockpiles are to be located a reasonable distance behind the curb (10 feet, minimum). This practice will increase the distance eroded soil and stockpiled material must travel to reach the stormwater conveyance system. If applicable to the site, concentrated flows shall be diverted away from staging areas and stockpiles using best management practices from the City of Madras Stormwater Master Plan, ODOT Hydraulics Manual, and Central Oregon Stormwater Manual. Soil and material stockpiles shall be covered when not in use (e.g. when not accessed for 48 hours or more) during the period of October 1st to April 30th. This requirement may be waived for soil and gravel stockpiles on flat (<5%) slopes if in the opinion of the Public Works Department, the risk of erosion is minimal.

Protect Stockpiles and Staging. Areas Soil and material stockpiles shall be situated so that the material does not erode into the street or adjacent properties, drainage courses, or storm systems. Excavated basement soil and material stockpiles are to be located a reasonable distance behind the curb (10 feet, minimum). This practice will increase the distance eroded soil and stockpiled material must travel to reach the stormwater conveyance system. If applicable to the site, concentrated flows shall be diverted away from staging areas and stockpiles using best management practices from the City of Madras Stormwater Master Plan, ODOT Hydraulics Manual, and Central Oregon Stormwater Manual. Soil and material stockpiles shall be covered when not in use (e.g. e.g., when not accessed for 48 hours or more) during the period of October 1st to April 30th. This requirement may be waived for soil and gravel stockpiles on flat (<5%) slopes if if, in the opinion of the Public Works Department, the risk of erosion is minimal.