Stormwater facility maintenance checklist (free)
- Facility and drainage area
- Inspection items by facility type
- Schedule
- Sediment and debris removal
- Plant care
- Repairs and who does them
Owners and HOAs with a pond or bioswale to maintain
Free upkeep checklist for a stormwater pond, bioswale or rain garden: what to inspect, how often and what to record. Your city agreement comes first.
ePlan fills in
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What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the SWPPP door.
From public data
or more of development in a small MS4 town gets post-construction controls the town must keep operated and maintained for the long term
Source: 40 CFR 122.34(b)(5), eCFR
Disturbing an acre or more? Answer four questions and get a site-specific SWPPP draft with BMPs, an inspection form and NOI notes. Free to read.
Questions
Towns under a small MS4 permit must ensure adequate long-term operation and maintenance of post-construction stormwater controls on development of 1 acre or more.
New development and redevelopment that disturb 1 acre or more, including smaller projects that are part of a larger common plan, and that discharge into the town's storm sewer.
In DC it does: RiverSmart Rewards requires practices to be actively maintained, and DOEE may deny practices that aren't fully installed or working.
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Where is the construction site?
Which event, and when?
Which property pays the stormwater fee?
Where will the tent go up?
Where is the site?
What is the project, and where?
Answer it and ePlan opens the SWPPP door with your answer filled in.