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Filling out the Construction Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) Short Form is an essential step for projects that may impact water quality during construction. This guide provides a clear, detailed walk-through for users on how to complete this form online, ensuring compliance with local regulations and promoting responsible environmental practices.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Construction SWPPP Short Form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Construction SWPPP Short Form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin by entering the project name, address, contact/owner information, phone number, email, and the erosion control supervisor details in the respective fields.
3. For the project description section, check all applicable boxes and fill in the text fields regarding new structures, utilities, grading, etc. Ensure to state the total project area and any disturbed areas.
4. In the existing site conditions section, describe the current state of the site by checking all relevant boxes and providing additional details as needed.
5. In the adjacent areas section, select any adjacent impacts and describe how surface water enters and flows on the site.
6. Complete the soils information section, indicating whether construction is near steep slopes or includes infiltration measures.
7. Review and fill in the twelve required elements for the SWPPP, marking which best management practices (BMPs) will be utilized, and providing detailed descriptions where necessary.
8. Complete the construction sequencing and phasing sections if applicable. Add proposed construction schedules, including start and end dates.
9. Finalize the form by reviewing all entered information for accuracy. Make any necessary edits or updates.
10. After confirming all details, save the changes, and choose to download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Start filling out your Construction SWPPP Short Form online today to ensure compliance and protect our water resources.