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Land Developing Projects - altering landscape for
LDP
projects such as agriculture or housing ect.

National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System


NPDES - section of the CWA (Clean Water Act) to permit
stormwater discharges associated w industrial
activities PER permit

Adminstrative
CWA Penalty Types Class I. Neglegent
Class II. Knowlingly = greater fines

- SWPPP
- CGP
What documents are - Site Map
required on site? - Drawings and Key
- All inspection reports
- Any amendments to SWPPP

Usually the OWNER of the site, not the contractor,
Who is the "operator"?
unless authorized by the owner to general contractor
Also the LRP.
to have day-to-day operational control!

, Required from start to end of project. "End" being the
final vegetative/non-vegetative (concrete)
When do you need permit
stabilization occuring.
coverage?

For any project one acre or greater.

-strips off all existing vegetation a.k.a site carving
-usually on hillsides and steep slopes
Large Land Development
-installation of untilities that tear up large areas of
land

- Homebuilding, smaller residence construction
projects
Vertical Projects
-usually multiple subcontractors
-requires lots of housekeeping = mass choas

-commercial buildings
Bix Box Projects -mass grading and mass choas
-highly visible w/ fairly large footprint

-roadways, utilities, and stream corridors
-long narrow sites and mass choas
Linear Projects
-limites site access and continually changing (high
activity)

The process by which soil particle get displaced by
What is erosion?
the act of wind of water.

1. Creep - causes sand dunes
<10%
-large particle that roll across a terrain


2. Saltation - bouncing particles that DISLODGE more
What are the three types particles, then fall back down
of Wind Erosion? ~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

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