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  • BMP Inspection Report - Underground Detention

  • Project Name

  • SWM Permit #

  • Conducted on

  • BMP Location
  • BMP Map #

  • Prepared by

  • This BMP is currently:

  • Overall photo

Inflow Points

  • Obstruction: vegetation/debris/sediment

  • Comment:

  • Structural Condition

  • Comment:

  • Filter Condition

  • Comment:

  • Pipe Condition

  • Comment:

  • Other (describe)

  • Comment:

  • Photo: issues for Inflow Points

Underground Vault/Pipe

  • Sediment/debris accumulation

  • Comment:

  • Access hatch condition

  • Comment:

  • Vault structural condition

  • Comment:

  • Baffles and/or weir condition

  • Comment:

  • Access ladder condition

  • Comment:

  • Oil accumulation

  • Comment:

  • Blocked, damaged or plugged air vents

  • Comments:

  • Other (describe)

  • Comment:

  • Photo: issues in Forebay

Outlet Device

  • Obstruction: vegetation/debris/sediment

  • Comment:

  • Erosion/undercutting

  • Comment:

  • Joint failure/loss of joint material

  • Comment:

  • Leaking Device

  • Comment:

  • Control valve operation

  • Comment:

  • Emergency bypass condition

  • Comment:

  • Other (describe)

  • Comment:

  • Photos for Outlet Device

Miscellaneous

  • Trash/debris

  • Comment:

  • Access

  • Comment:

  • Vandalism

  • Comment:

  • Fence Condition (if applicable)

  • Comment:

  • Odors present

  • Comments:

  • Signage (if applicable)

  • Comments:

  • Other (describe)

  • Comment:

  • Photos for miscellaneous

  • Additional Comments:

  • Inspectors Name

  • Pass or Fail

  • If any item is marked as "Work Needed", the entire BMP Inspection fails. Repairs, re-inspection and report must be completed and PASSED within 30 days.

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