DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING
EROSION CONTROL PLAN CHECKLIST
DESIGN ENGINEER:
_________________________ PHONE #:_____________
PROJECT:
______________________________________________________
REVIEW DATE:
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LOCATION INFORMATION
- Project location
- Roads, streets
- North arrow
- Scale
- Property lines
- Existing contours
- Proposed contours
- Limit and acreage of
disturbed area
- Planned existing buildings
location and elevations
- Planned and existing roads
location and elevation
- Lot and/or building numbers
- Land use of surrounding areas
- Rock outcrops
- Seeps or springs
- Wetland limits
- Easements
- Streams, lakes, ponds,
drainage ways, dams
- Stockpiled topsoil or subsoil
location
- Street profiles
- Boundaries of the total tract
SITE DRAINAGE FEATURES
- Existing and planned drainage
patterns (include off-site areas that drain through
project)
- Size of area (acreage)
- Size and location of culverts
and sewers
- Soils information (type,
special characteristics)
- Design calculation and
construction details for culverts and storm sewers
- Design calculations cross
sections, and method of stabilization of existing and
planned channels (include temporary linings)
- Design calculations for peak
discharges of runoff (including the construction phase
and final runoff coefficients of the site)
- Name of receiving watercourse
or name of municipal operator (only where stormwater
discharges are to occur)
- Design calculations and
construction details of energy dissipaters below culverts
and storm sewer outlets (for riprap aprons, include stone
sizes and apron dimensions)
- Design calculations and
construction details to control groundwater, i.e. seeps,
high water table, etc.
EROSION CONTROL
MEASURES
- Legend
- Location of temporary and
permanent measures
- Construction drawings and
details for temporary and permanent measure
- Design calculations for
sediment basins and other measures
- Maintenance requirements
during construction
- Person responsible for
maintenance during construction
- Maintenance requirements and
responsible person(s) of permanent measures
VEGETATIVE
STABILIZATION
- Areas and acreage to be
vegatively stabilized
- Planned vegetation with
details of plants, seed, mulch, fertilizer
- Specifications for permanent
and temporary vegetation
- Method of soil preparation
NOTE: Should
include provisions for ground cover on exposed slopes within 30
working days following completion of any phase of grading,
permanent ground cover for all disturbed areas within 30 working
days for 120 calendar days (whichever is shorter) following
completion of construction or development.
WATERSHED PROTECTION
- Project location
- Watershed classification
- Built upon area (include all
existing and proposed buildings and other structures. For
non-residential developments include location and size of
all built-upon areas including parking and loading
facilities)
- Percent of project to be
covered with impervious surface
- Proposed number of dwelling
units
- Names of adjoining property
owners Legal description of areas stormwater control
structure (deeded area shall include sufficient area to
perform inspection, maintenance, repairs and
reconstruction)
- Impoundment design and
calculations as per Standard Specifications
- Maintenance Agreement
Operation and Maintenance Manual
- Performance bond or other
financial security in the amount of 1.25 times the cost
of stormwater control structure, required prior to
environmental Grading Permit and Design Engineer
Estimate.
OTHER INFORMATION
- Completed Financial
Responsibility/Ownership Form (to be signed by person
financially responsible for project
- Construction sequence related
to sedimentation and erosion control (include
installation of critical measures prior to initiation of
the land-disturbing activity and removal of measures
after they serve have been permanently stabilized
- Is there flood plain
associated with project? State on plan if there is or is
not and give elevation and location on plans this project
affected by the watershed protection ordinance? If so,
supply a short letter describing the watershed protection
method being used
- Narrative describing the
nature and purpose of the construction activity
- NOTE: The project may require
a preconstruction conference before an Environmental
Grading Permit is issued.