Information

  • Project Name

  • Site Address
  • Contractor Name

  • Contractor Address
  • Contract Number/CO/RTE/PM

  • Project Identifier Number

  • WDID Number

  • Project Risk Level

  • Inspector Name

  • Inspector Title/Number

  • Inspection Date/Time

  • Type of Report

  • Weather Conditions

  • Date Last Storm Ended

  • Current Rainfall Total This Event

  • Source

  • Start Date and Time of Current Rain Event (If applicable)

  • Current Acres Exposed

  • Current Construction Activities

Site Inspection BMP Assessment

  • (1) Scheduling- on-site and in SWPPP, Updated and reflects current operations and site conditions

  • (2) Preserve Existing Vegetation- existing growth maintained, and no overgrowth occurring

  • (3) Hydraulic Mulch- proper application rate, adequate tackifier, adequate wind/dust control measures

  • (4) Hydroseeding- graded to plan, proper application, adequate tackifier, adequate wind/dust control measures

  • (5) Soil Binders- properly spread, proper application

  • (6)Straw Mulch- combo with seed, proper application rate, adequate tackifier

  • (7) Geotextile/Erosion Control Blankets- installed properly, no rips, tacked down and functioned properly

  • (8) Wood Mulching- installed properly, adequate tackifier

  • (9) Earth Dikes, Drainage Swales & Lined Ditches- no rips or tears, properly stapled, no erosion visible

  • (10) Velocity Dissipation Devices- all outlets that carry continuous flow, discharge points to unlined conveyances

  • (11) Slope Drains- no rips or tears, properly stapled, no erosion visible

  • (12) Streambank Stabilization- no rips or tears, properly stapled, no erosion visible

  • (13) Composite Blanket- no rips or tears, properly stapled, no erosion visible

  • (14) Soil Preparation/ Roughening- ensure that tracks are horizontal

  • (15) Non-Vegetative Stabilization- ensure complete coverage, ensure no discharge during installation

  • (16) Silt Fence- in proper alignment, keyed into ground, staking secure, no tears, sediment less than 1/3 height

  • (17) Sediment Desilting Basin- proper location, shape, size, adequate capacity

  • (18) Sediment Trap- ensure no leaks or discharge, adequate capacity

  • (19) Check Dams- bags positioned correctly, no degradation or tears, sediment less than 1/3 height

  • (20) Fiber Rolls- no torn rolls, remove sediment 1/3 the depth of the rolls, properly staked to the ground

  • (21) Gravel Bag Barriers- bags positioned correctly, no degradation or tears, sediment less than 1/3 height

  • (22) Street Sweeping and Vacuuming- inspect daily, clean tracking, adjust brooms, dispose of sweepings properly

  • (23) Sandbag Barrier- ensure no rips or tears in bags, ensure sediment is under 1/3 of capacity

  • (24) Straw Bale Barrier- not used as sediment barrier, or dam. Can be used as barrier protection

  • (25) Storm Drain Inlet Protection- no tears, remove sediment, clean any stone or rock used for sediment regularly

  • (26) Active Treatment System- See specifications and SWPPP for the proper use and documentation of ATS

  • (27) Temporary Silt Dike/ Berm- ensure no holes, or leaks

  • (28) Composite/ Compost Socks and Berms- ensure no rips or tears, properly anchored and trenched, shingled

  • (29) Bio Filter Bags- ensure no holes, tears. Sample discharge if needed

  • (30) Wind Erosion Controls- existing wind screens or dust suppressants adequate for nuisance and/or fugitive dust

  • (31) Stabilized Construction Entrance/ Exit- check for tracking, maintain rocks/ rumble strip, limit access points

  • (32) Stabilized Construction Roadways- ensure proper rocks, or strips are used, clean, and less than 1/3 full

  • (33) Entrance-Outlet Tire Wash- ensure limited/forced access. Ensure no discharge from site

  • (34) Water Conservation Practices- prevent waste of water usage i.e. tanks, trucks, reservoirs, buffalos, hydrants

  • (35) Dewatering Operations- inspect per specific guidelines in dewatering plan if implemented

  • (36) Paving and Grinding Operations- keep absorbents onsite, equipment on drip protection, no leaks

  • (37) Temporary Stream Crossing- ensure turbid water is tested as needed, ensure testing during removal

  • (38) Clear Water Diversion- ensure no potential soil contamination, sample as needed

  • (39) Illicit Connection/Discharge

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