Get Erosion & Sediment Control Guidelines For Small Projects - Pikeconservation

This guide provides you with clear, step-by-step instructions on how to effectively fill out the Erosion & Sediment Control Guidelines For Small Projects online. By following these instructions, you will ensure your project aligns with the necessary environmental protections while promoting sustainability.

Follow the steps to complete your Erosion & Sediment Control Plan

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form. It will open for you in the online editor.
2. Provide your property owner's information, including name, address, city, state, zip code, and telephone number. If there is a contact person other than the property owner, include their information as well.
3. Identify the location of the project, ensuring to include a copy of the topographic map.
4. Indicate the name of the nearest receiving stream or body of water that may be affected by your project.
5. Estimate the dates for both the start and completion of your project.
6. Specify the type of project, such as a house, addition, or store, and provide the total acreage of the entire lot, as well as the disturbed acres.
7. Describe the present site conditions, including vegetative cover, existing disturbances, and types of land use.
8. Detail the types of soils present on the site, including a reference to the soil map.
9. Provide a detailed narrative that describes the proposed work, including specific temporary and permanent erosion and sediment control measures.
10. Outline the sequence of construction activities, labeling each step to ensure clarity.
11. List all temporary erosion and sediment control practices that will be implemented, explain their necessity, and indicate when they can be safely removed.
12. Describe the permanent control measures to be taken prior to completion of the project, including details on re-establishing vegetation.
13. Develop a maintenance program outlining who will be responsible for maintaining the erosion and sediment control practices. Ensure you include details on regular checks and maintenance schedules.
14. After completing the form, remember to keep a copy for your records and ensure that it is on-site at all times during the earthmoving activities.
15. Finally, submit your completed plan to the Pike County Conservation District via mail, providing all required information to facilitate prompt review.

Start filling out your Erosion & Sediment Control Guidelines online today to protect our water resources and ensure compliance.