Title Page

  • Project Name

  • Site Address/AP #

  • Site Contact

  • Project/Permit #

  • Type of Inspection

  • Specify

  • Inspection Date

  • Inspector

  • Location
  • STORMWATER BMPs

  • Are all areas of disturbed soil protected from erosion through implementation of soil stabilization processes?

  • Are perimeter controls (wattles, silt fence) in place and properly installed?

  • Are materials, stockpiles, dumpsters, and concrete washout areas properly covered and protected?

  • Is all heavy equipment properly covered and protected?

  • Are all storm drain inlets properly protected?

  • Are all portable toilets secured, located away from drainage facilities, and have secondary containment?

  • Are all access and egress points protected with stabilized construction?

  • Are all public streets, curbs, and gutters adequately swept of sediment, mud, and debris disposed of?

  • Is all storm run-on onto the site adequately addressed?

  • Are spill kits and/or supplies on site and available to staff?

  • PROJECT AREA GREATER THAN AN ACRE

  • Is the contact info provided for: Site Contact, SWPPP Preparer and Inspector, and 24 HR BMP Implementation and Maintenance contact?

  • Does the SWPPP reflect the current site condition

  • Does the SWPPP include all inspection documentation

  • Are all Rain Event Action Plans (REAP) prepared and implemented on site within 48 hours prior to forecasted rain?

  • IS RUNOFF LEAVING THE PROJECT SITE?

  • The qualified SWPPP Practitioner (QSP) shall provide the following:

  • Provide pH of runoff:

  • Provide Turbidity of runoff:

Sign Off

  • Inspector

  • Inspector Ph # and Date

  • Contractor and Date

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