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Stormwater Program Best Management Practices for all Construction Sites
<br /> 13MPs for all Construction Sites Definitions
<br /> Erosion Control Useful Links For more information contact:
<br /> EC-1 Scheduling is the development of a written TC-1 A stabilized construction entrance/exit is WM-e Concrete waste management is conducting For construction site stormwater BMPs: •Call the City oS'
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<br /> plan that includes sequencing of activities and a defined access point that is stabilized to reduce washout in a designated,contained area and properly .EPA NPDES Storm Water Program:www.ena.eov/ Program at(209)937-8791 or visit, '
<br /> BMPs taking local climate(e.g.,rainfall,wind)and the tracking of mud and dirt onto public roads.The disposing of wastes.Containment areas need to be reeinnnp/water/nndes nn
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<br /> site topography into consideration.A primary objec- access point can be stabilized with a rumble strip or lined or otherwise designed not to release liquids onto
<br /> five of effective scheduling is to reduce the area and a layer of appropriately sized rock underlain with a or into the ground.Workers need be informed about EPA National Menu of Stormwatar BMPs:
<br /> duration of soil exposed to erosion. geotextile fabric. proper washout,and the washout must be regularly htto%.fpiih_Ppa,pov/nndes/stormwater/mennof For InrT i-c titan r�'at.;�:•9nms?;^.?
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<br /> EC-2 Preservation of existing vegetation identifies Non-Stormwater Management CASQA Stormwater BMP Handbooks: at(209)937-6282 or(209)993-1 449
<br /> and protects desirable existing vegetation to provide NS-1 Water conservation practices use water WM-9 Sanitary and septic waste management ,•�•�••rac_ea.ore
<br /> erosion and sediment control benefits. is achieved by providing convenient,appropriately The Fn`a;.r ^c-pr^a�e nen -•_:ei�;ih,
<br /> during the construction in a manner that prevents •Caltrans Water Pollution Control Manuals: -
<br /> OMNLWd the transport of pollutants offsite.BMPs placed,well-maintained facilities,and arranging for w.;nv rrr ra prwrfio/rmstrur�storrnwater gc-neral Zr,.;: �.wi;ntr::,!eti t helv..o;ade
<br /> Sediment Control regular service and disposal. nd c:,r",.
<br /> use;repairing water leaks; •Stdrmwater Manager's Resource Center: ,::w— rn2ef';r-
<br /> SE-1 Silt fences are woven geotextiles that are VrAlbM0111111111MV water with construction ,wvnvstnrmwarercenternet 'tot r�-:•Rtar,�g;.4ato�y'c:%�'rrl'a�:�:.'}�s
<br /> Special Provisions
<br /> trenched,attached to support stakes,and sometimes +nal ing and reusing water or roc:;'�n,a?o:;d�.i 1;lat pro.!(:;f'•fii:C:;.r;
<br /> backed by a strengthening mesh.A silt fence ponds sm er Into round: Asbestos Removal/Work:Work with asbestos IriCti7r, t thci:;^,-m;
<br /> related materials requires special handling and Questions or to Report F•�"•?
<br /> sediment-laden runoff allowing sediment to settle out q p 9 P ,ir�rr> >Er:'�:z'ar aoncut5r--:�.p you hx,_2
<br /> behind the fence. HS•2 _ operations manage the discharge containment practices under Title 6 of California .Spills on Construction Sites:For spills or illicit tr.ns contact us at(209)937-8791.
<br /> of p0II mvarlt)when contained Code of Regulations. discharges at a construction site,the superinten-
<br /> SE-5 Fiber rolls are biodegradable material 91cirr
<br /> rm be veA from the site.These dent/site owner is required to take immediate
<br /> wrapped by netting.Some fiber rolls are weighted prase that trap sediment or cause it Lead-Based Paint Renovation,Removal and action to contain the spill,and stop the flow ir+tn
<br /> with gravel cores.Fiber rolls are typically installed to sett are discharge.Dewatering may require Painting Program Rule:The RRP Rule requires that the City's storm drain system,
<br /> along contours in a trench and staked into place. a separate NPDES permit from the Regional Board. contractors that work on pre-1978 dwellings and
<br /> Fiber rolls perform a variety of erosion control and child-occupied faulities be trained and certified to use •Spills in the Community(non-hazardous, Stara!,haris to+�_•:+,'t-tt;�Ve�w,a r'
<br /> Pa Y non-sewage related):For spills of any amount that t'z !��! ^np.., ^^^r„CSQA for a wv;:;,g r:.z
<br /> sediment control functions including slowing flow, Waste Rn lead-safe work practices. enter the storm drain system(e.g.the gutter,street, -
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<br /> reducing slope length,ponding runoff,and releasing WM-1 and storage practices storm drat and/or an surface water,notification
<br /> the runoff as sheet flow. Documentation:In order to ensure compliance be Y
<br /> include: of materials onsite; sure to document all routine BMP site inspections, must be made as soon as possible after the dis-
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<br /> ontainers;enclosed BMP maintenance and cleaning activities in a log that charge and within 24 hours to the City's Stormwater
<br /> SE-6 Gravel bag berms consist of a series of areas(e.g., secondary contain- hotline at 209 937-8341.
<br /> gravel-filled bags placed on a level contour t0 inter- mart(e.g., nd conducting regular must be available at all times on site for review by ( )
<br /> sept sheet flows.Gravel bags pond runoff,allowing inspections agency staff •Sewage(known or suspaetedl:To report a dis-
<br /> cepiment to settle out,and slowly release runoff as charge or spill of sewage immediately call the City
<br /> sheet entflot Minimize Grading:If grading/removal of vegetation of Stockton's Wastewater Collection Department at
<br /> WM-3 Stet practices prevent air exceed that detailed in the Permit,then the Permit (209)937-8341,24 hours a day,7 days a week-
<br /> and stormtoc"es.(o,g.,Sal, must be updated.
<br /> SE-7 Street sweeping and vacuuming includes sand,paving irlateriats,and pressure treated wood)by •Solid Waste:For issues related to garbage call the
<br /> using self-propelled and walk-behind equipment to property,localing 'ng perimeter barriers, Authority County of San Joaquin County Solid Waste Division 5 T 0 C K T 0 N
<br /> covering sediment from streets,roads,and paved and:covng s at 1-800-449-4840. M U N I C I P A L
<br /> surfaces.Sweeping and vacuuming are suitable any- The City's authority to require the implementation of STORM
<br /> p g 9 Y the control measures/BMPs covered herein is derived •Hazardous ge of h z report a spill is other signify
<br /> where sediment is tracked from the project site onto WM-•t Sp411 on the discharge of cant discharge of hazardous materials,immediately
<br /> public or private paved surfaces and within the project pollutants from tea reducing the from federal,state,and local regulations that include: dial 9-1-1.
<br /> site on paved surfaces. chance for tapNla ng fhe of spills,
<br /> containing and -ng up rrd properly •Clean Water Act:www2 eoa eov/laws-reaulations/
<br /> SE-6 A sandbag barrier is a series of sand-filled disposing of spill summary-.I an-wat r-a.t
<br /> bags placed on a level contour to intercept or to divert •NPDES Programs:htto•//www.waterboards.ca.eov/
<br /> sheet flows.Sandbag barriers can be used to pond wM-s Solid w ams the water issues/oroerams/nodes_/ W
<br /> runoff allowing sediment to settle out.Note that discharge of pollutants appropriate. •CA Fish and Wildlife Code: WATER
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<br /> sandbags cannot be used near storm drain inlets or designated waste oolla I containers, htto-//www.leeinfo.ca.eov/cai-bin/ P R 0 G R A M
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<br /> disposal.Note:All contained and •City of Stockton Municipal Code: t
<br /> S&II0 Storm drain inlet protection consists of a covered daily. ,rr of srxKro,u
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<br /> a storm drain,drop inlet or curb inlet. •CalGreen Building Codes: r`wr
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