EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
Which of the below would require an approved erosion and sedimentation control plan
before any clearing or grading may occur - Answers - Over 1 acre
Erosion and sedimentation control plans must be submitted how many days in advance
of the start of clearing or grading - Answers - 30 days
Which of the below are true about erosion and sedimentation control - Answers -
Surfaces must be stabilized and sediment must be retained on site and don't start work
before plan approval
Who is responsible for erosion control - Answers - Person financially responsible for
land disturbing activity
In addition to the person financially responsible for the land disturbing activity who else
may be held responsible for erosion control - Answers - The land owner
After construction is complete who is responsible for maintenance and future
compliance of erosion control - Answers - Land owner
A permanent ground cover, sufficient to control erosion, must be installed within which
of the below times after completion of construction or development - Answers - 30
working days or 120 calendar days
What is the minimum a sediment basin (a temporary sediment trap) should hold per
acre - Answers - 1800 cubic feet
How deep should seedbed preparations be - Answers - 4 to 6 inches
Land disturbing activity shall be permitted in proximity of a lake or waterway with a
buffer zone of sufficient width to confine visible silt within how many percent of the
buffer zone - Answers - 25 percent
What is the maximum area of land that can be disturbed (as in grading) in which you do
not need a permit - Answers - Any amount 1 acre or under
How many days in advance of earth disturbance should adjacent landowners be notified
before any excavation can begin - Answers - 10 days
Slopes left exposed after completion of grading activity shall have permanent ground
cover planted within - Answers - 21 Days
A sediment basin should be built over - Answers - Gravel
Which of the below would require an approved erosion and sedimentation control plan
before any clearing or grading may occur - Answers - Over 1 acre
Erosion and sedimentation control plans must be submitted how many days in advance
of the start of clearing or grading - Answers - 30 days
Which of the below are true about erosion and sedimentation control - Answers -
Surfaces must be stabilized and sediment must be retained on site and don't start work
before plan approval
Who is responsible for erosion control - Answers - Person financially responsible for
land disturbing activity
In addition to the person financially responsible for the land disturbing activity who else
may be held responsible for erosion control - Answers - The land owner
After construction is complete who is responsible for maintenance and future
compliance of erosion control - Answers - Land owner
A permanent ground cover, sufficient to control erosion, must be installed within which
of the below times after completion of construction or development - Answers - 30
working days or 120 calendar days
What is the minimum a sediment basin (a temporary sediment trap) should hold per
acre - Answers - 1800 cubic feet
How deep should seedbed preparations be - Answers - 4 to 6 inches
Land disturbing activity shall be permitted in proximity of a lake or waterway with a
buffer zone of sufficient width to confine visible silt within how many percent of the
buffer zone - Answers - 25 percent
What is the maximum area of land that can be disturbed (as in grading) in which you do
not need a permit - Answers - Any amount 1 acre or under
How many days in advance of earth disturbance should adjacent landowners be notified
before any excavation can begin - Answers - 10 days
Slopes left exposed after completion of grading activity shall have permanent ground
cover planted within - Answers - 21 Days
A sediment basin should be built over - Answers - Gravel
