Work Period in Dry Weather Only Sample Clauses

Work Period in Dry Weather Only. Work within ephemeral desert washes shall be restricted to periods of no stream flow and dry weather. Precipitation forecasts and potential increases in stream flow shall be considered when planning construction activities. Construction activities shall cease, and all necessary erosion control measures shall be implemented prior to the onset of precipitation. Construction activities halted due to precipitation may resume when precipitation ceases, and the National Weather Service 72-hour weather forecast indicates a 20% or less chance of precipitation, provided no work occurs in the stream bed if water is flowing. If a construction phase may cause the introduction of sediments into the stream, no phase of the Project shall commence unless all equipment and materials are removed from the channel at least 12 hours prior to the onset of precipitation and all associated erosion control measures are in place prior to the onset of precipitation. No work shall occur during a dry-out period of 24 hours after the above referenced wet weather. Weather forecasts shall be documented upon request by CDFW.
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Work Period in Dry Weather Only. Work within the creek and riparian area shall be restricted to periods of low rainfall (less than ¼” per 24 hour period) and dry weather as allowed during the work period specified in Measure 2.1. No work shall occur during a dry out period of 24 hours after the wet weather referenced above.
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Work Period in Dry Weather Only. Project activities within the stream and riparian corridor shall be restricted to dry weather only as allowed during the work period specified in measure 2.1.
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