CISEC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS|ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM|ALREADY
GRADED A+
LDP ✔Correct Answer-Land Developing Projects - altering landscape for projects such as
agriculture or housing ect.
NPDES ✔Correct Answer-National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
- section of the CWA (Clean Water Act) to permit stormwater discharges associated w industrial
activities PER permit
CWA Penalty Types ✔Correct Answer-Adminstrative
Class I. Neglegent
Class II. Knowlingly = greater fines
What documents are required on site? ✔Correct Answer-- SWPPP
- CGP
- Site Map
- Drawings and Key
- All inspection reports
- Any amendments to SWPPP
Who is the "operator"? Also the LRP. ✔Correct Answer-Usually the OWNER of the site, not the
contractor, unless authorized by the owner to general contractor to have day-to-day operational
control!
When do you need permit coverage? ✔Correct Answer-Required from start to end of project.
"End" being the final vegetative/non-vegetative (concrete) stabilization occuring.
For any project one acre or greater.
Large Land Development ✔Correct Answer--strips off all existing vegetation a.k.a site carving
-usually on hillsides and steep slopes
-installation of untilities that tear up large areas of land
Vertical Projects ✔Correct Answer-- Homebuilding, smaller residence construction projects
-usually multiple subcontractors
-requires lots of housekeeping = mass choas
Bix Box Projects ✔Correct Answer--commercial buildings
-mass grading and mass choas
-highly visible w/ fairly large footprint
Linear Projects ✔Correct Answer--roadways, utilities, and stream corridors
-long narrow sites and mass choas
-limites site access and continually changing (high activity)
What is erosion? ✔Correct Answer-The process by which soil particle get displaced by the act of
wind of water.
, What are the three types of Wind Erosion? ✔Correct Answer-1. Creep - causes sand dunes
<10%
-large particle that roll across a terrain
2. Saltation - bouncing particles that DISLODGE more particles, then fall back down
~50-80%
- stay relatively close to ground
3. Suspesion - suspended way up into the atmosphere
~ 5-25%
-light weight soil particles dusted in the air
Which method of wind erosion moves the most soil? ✔Correct Answer-Saltation
What are the types of water erosion? ✔Correct Answer-Raindrop erosion
Sheet erosion
Rill and Gully erosion
Stream and Channel erosion
Shoreline erosion - by the act of waves
Landslides - difficult to prevent
Raindrop Erosion ✔Correct Answer-dislodges many soil particles
Sheet Erosion ✔Correct Answer-stripping away a thin sheet of topsoil from the surface of the land
-flat lands where water flows ontop due to runoff
-can transport large amounts of soil
-causes additional erosion
Rill and Gully Erosion ✔Correct Answer-If the runoff is allowed to concentrate and gain velocity or
energy, it will cut rills and gullies as it detaches more soil particles
Rills: < or = to 3in. deep
Gullies: Three of more rills that convered to greater than 3in. deep
What factors impact rainfall erosion? ✔Correct Answer--Climate events
-Soil erodibility
-The length of flow over a distance/ How Far
-Rate of flow
-The angle of the slope
-Vegetative cover
-Erosion and Sediment controls (BMPs)
What is Sediment? ✔Correct Answer-The eroded material that settles in water or air.
What is sedimentation? ✔Correct Answer-The process by which eroded soil particles in water or
air are deposited in NEW locations.
Rate soils from Most Erodible to Least. ✔Correct Answer-1. Silt = big particle/more erodible k~0.57
2. Sand/Loam = medium
ANSWERS|ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM|ALREADY
GRADED A+
LDP ✔Correct Answer-Land Developing Projects - altering landscape for projects such as
agriculture or housing ect.
NPDES ✔Correct Answer-National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
- section of the CWA (Clean Water Act) to permit stormwater discharges associated w industrial
activities PER permit
CWA Penalty Types ✔Correct Answer-Adminstrative
Class I. Neglegent
Class II. Knowlingly = greater fines
What documents are required on site? ✔Correct Answer-- SWPPP
- CGP
- Site Map
- Drawings and Key
- All inspection reports
- Any amendments to SWPPP
Who is the "operator"? Also the LRP. ✔Correct Answer-Usually the OWNER of the site, not the
contractor, unless authorized by the owner to general contractor to have day-to-day operational
control!
When do you need permit coverage? ✔Correct Answer-Required from start to end of project.
"End" being the final vegetative/non-vegetative (concrete) stabilization occuring.
For any project one acre or greater.
Large Land Development ✔Correct Answer--strips off all existing vegetation a.k.a site carving
-usually on hillsides and steep slopes
-installation of untilities that tear up large areas of land
Vertical Projects ✔Correct Answer-- Homebuilding, smaller residence construction projects
-usually multiple subcontractors
-requires lots of housekeeping = mass choas
Bix Box Projects ✔Correct Answer--commercial buildings
-mass grading and mass choas
-highly visible w/ fairly large footprint
Linear Projects ✔Correct Answer--roadways, utilities, and stream corridors
-long narrow sites and mass choas
-limites site access and continually changing (high activity)
What is erosion? ✔Correct Answer-The process by which soil particle get displaced by the act of
wind of water.
, What are the three types of Wind Erosion? ✔Correct Answer-1. Creep - causes sand dunes
<10%
-large particle that roll across a terrain
2. Saltation - bouncing particles that DISLODGE more particles, then fall back down
~50-80%
- stay relatively close to ground
3. Suspesion - suspended way up into the atmosphere
~ 5-25%
-light weight soil particles dusted in the air
Which method of wind erosion moves the most soil? ✔Correct Answer-Saltation
What are the types of water erosion? ✔Correct Answer-Raindrop erosion
Sheet erosion
Rill and Gully erosion
Stream and Channel erosion
Shoreline erosion - by the act of waves
Landslides - difficult to prevent
Raindrop Erosion ✔Correct Answer-dislodges many soil particles
Sheet Erosion ✔Correct Answer-stripping away a thin sheet of topsoil from the surface of the land
-flat lands where water flows ontop due to runoff
-can transport large amounts of soil
-causes additional erosion
Rill and Gully Erosion ✔Correct Answer-If the runoff is allowed to concentrate and gain velocity or
energy, it will cut rills and gullies as it detaches more soil particles
Rills: < or = to 3in. deep
Gullies: Three of more rills that convered to greater than 3in. deep
What factors impact rainfall erosion? ✔Correct Answer--Climate events
-Soil erodibility
-The length of flow over a distance/ How Far
-Rate of flow
-The angle of the slope
-Vegetative cover
-Erosion and Sediment controls (BMPs)
What is Sediment? ✔Correct Answer-The eroded material that settles in water or air.
What is sedimentation? ✔Correct Answer-The process by which eroded soil particles in water or
air are deposited in NEW locations.
Rate soils from Most Erodible to Least. ✔Correct Answer-1. Silt = big particle/more erodible k~0.57
2. Sand/Loam = medium
