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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

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  • Client

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Review of On Site Documentation

  • Is the Notice of Coverage (NOC) posted?

  • NOC should be posted in a publicly accessible location near where construction is actively being performed.

  • Is the SWPPP at the construction site and in the location noted on the NOC?

  • Is the responsible person listed on the SWPPP the current person that is responsible for the SWPPP?

  • Is the list of contractors/ individuals current on the SWPPP with regards to each parties responsibilities for the services provided for the SWPPP?

  • who is the inspector?Who is in charge of BMP Maintenance? Stabilization activities, etc.

Review of On Site Conditions vs SWPPP Documentation

  • Does the SWPPP identify by name and location all current onsite potential sources of pollutants/pollution from construction activities that could possibly contact stormwater?

  • Does the SWPP accurately describe the nature of the construction of the construction activity?

  • Does the SWPPP accurately describe the sequences of major activities which disturb soils for major portions of the site?

  • Does the SWPPP, site map, and NOC accurately indicate the total area and locations of the site that is to be disturbed?

  • Do the SWPPP and the site map identify all named and unnamed streams, creeks, rivers, lakes or other water bodies within the boundaries of, or otherwise affected by, the project?

  • Is a 25' buffer zone being maintained from the top of the bank of a wet land or stream to any disturbed areas?

  • Does the SWPPP and STAA fully document the circumstances and reasons for all buffer zone encroachments?

  • Has the SWPPP and the site map been revised to reflect current conditions?

  • Stabilized areas, locations of BMPs, waste storage, concrete washouts, borrow areas, equipment storage

Review of Contractor Routine Inspections

  • Are inspections being conducted and documented in accordance with the SWPPP inspection schedule?

  • Once every 7 calendar days, or 14 calendar days and within 24 hours of a rain event of 0.5 inches or more.

  • Are inspection records located with the SWPPP?

  • Are inspections being conducted by qualified personnel?

  • Person who is knowledgeable in principles and practices of erosion and sediment controls and posses the skill to assess the conditions on the construction site.

  • Are inspections throughly documented, providing the following information?

Review of Training

  • Is there documentation per the SWPPP of the training of personnel, contractors, and subcontractors?

  • Is the training documentation located with the SWPPP?

  • Is the training being given by a knowledgeable and qualified trainer?

Review of Pollutant Discharge Potential and Stabilization Measures

  • Is there evidence of pollutants entering a stormwater conveyance system?

  • Are erosion and sedimentation control measures operating properly?

  • Are erosion control measures effective in preventing significant impacts to waters of the state?

  • Is there evidence of off-site sediment tracking by vehicles entering or exiting the site?

  • Are dates and areas indicated in the SWPPP and site map for stabilized areas?

  • Have stabilization measures been initiated within 14 days after construction activity has temporarily or permanently ceased?

Review of Structural Practices and Other Controls

  • Check the following structural practices and controls check all that are applicable for proper installation and maintenance.

  • Silt fences (installed and maintained)

  • Earthen dikes to prevent run-on

  • Drainage swales to prevent run-on

  • Check dams

  • Subsurface drains

  • Pipe slope drains

  • Storm drain inlet protection

  • Rock outlet protection

  • Sediment traps

  • Reinforced soil retaining system

  • Gabions

  • Temporary or permanent sediment basins

  • Velocity dissipation device

  • Stabilized construction entrance and exit

  • Waste disposal

  • Sanitary waste accommodations

  • Fuel storage areas, hazardous waste storage and truck wash areas

  • Concrete washout

  • Comments

  • Signature

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