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NAVAL STATION GREAT LAKES Construction Storm Water Management Contractor Guidance Manual Naval Station Great Lakes Public Works Department, Environmental Operations June 2012 This guidance manual

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1. Step 1: Start by gathering all the necessary information and documentation related to the construction project.
2. Step 2: Assess the site for potential sources of stormwater runoff and pollution.
3. Step 3: Develop a stormwater management plan that includes control measures and best management practices.
4. Step 4: Implement the stormwater management plan by installing appropriate erosion controls, sediment traps, and drainage systems.
5. Step 5: Regularly inspect and maintain all stormwater management infrastructure to ensure its effectiveness.
6. Step 6: Monitor and test the quality of stormwater runoff to ensure compliance with regulations and guidelines.
7. Step 7: Keep records of all stormwater management activities and submit necessary reports to regulatory agencies.
8. Step 8: Continuously review and update the stormwater management plan as the construction project progresses.
9. Step 9: Train construction personnel on proper stormwater management practices and educate them about the importance of pollution prevention.

Who needs construction storm water management?

1. Construction companies and contractors undertaking projects that involve land disturbance and potential stormwater runoff.
2. Government agencies and regulators responsible for enforcing environmental laws and regulations related to construction activities.
3. Property developers and owners who want to ensure responsible and sustainable development practices.
4. Environmental consultants and engineers who provide specialized services related to stormwater management.
5. Non-governmental organizations and advocacy groups focused on environmental protection and conservation.

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What is construction storm water management?

Construction storm water management is the practice of controlling and treating storm water runoff from construction sites to protect water quality and prevent pollution.

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Any entity conducting construction activities that disturb one or more acres of land is required to file construction storm water management.

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Construction storm water management can be filled out by providing information on erosion and sediment control measures, storm water management practices, and monitoring and reporting requirements.

What is the purpose of construction storm water management?

The purpose of construction storm water management is to minimize the impact of construction activities on water quality and the environment by controlling and treating storm water runoff.

What information must be reported on construction storm water management?

Information such as project details, erosion control practices, storm water management plans, and monitoring data must be reported on construction storm water management.