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This site offers comprehensive information and resources about Sediment Control, designed to help clients understand the process and available options. It provides clear explanations and practical guidance to assist in making informed decisions related to sediment management and control measures.
Temporary barriers designed to contain and control sediment runoff during construction projects.
Fabric barriers installed along slopes and drainage areas to prevent soil erosion and sediment displacement.
Excavated or constructed basins that capture and settle sediment-laden runoff before it leaves the site.
- - Silt Fences - Temporary barriers to trap sediment runoff along disturbed areas.
- - Sediment Basins - Ponds designed to settle out sediments before water leaves the site.
- - Check Dams - Small barriers placed in channels to slow water flow and reduce erosion.
- - Mulching - Applying organic or inorganic materials to soil to prevent erosion.
- - Vegetative Stabilization - Using plants to hold soil in place and minimize sediment displacement.
Sediment control work typically involves implementing measures to prevent the movement of soil and particulate matter from construction sites, disturbed lands, or areas prone to erosion, thereby maintaining site stability and minimizing off-site sedimentation. This work includes the installation and maintenance of barriers such as silt fences, sediment basins, and erosion control blankets, as well as proper site grading and drainage management. When evaluating requests for sediment control measures, key details to consider include the size and nature of the disturbed area, the proximity to water bodies or sensitive sites, the expected duration of disturbance, and the specific methods proposed to contain and manage sediment runoff effectively.
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