(A) The permittee shall maintain a copy of the approved erosion and sediment control plan on site.
(B) On all sites with disturbed areas in excess of two acres, the permittee shall request that the inspection agency inspect work completed at the stages of construction specified below to ensure accordance with the approved erosion and sediment control plan, the grading or building permit, and this chapter:
(1) Upon completion of installation of perimeter erosion and sediment controls, prior to proceeding with any other earth disturbance or grading. Other building or grading inspection approvals may not be authorized until initial approval by the inspection agency is made; and
(2) Upon final stabilization, prior to removal of sediment controls.
(C) Every active site having a designed erosion and sediment control plan should be inspected for compliance with the plan, on the average, once every two weeks.
(D) Inspectors shall prepare written reports after every inspection. The inspection report shall describe:
(1) The date and location of the site inspection;
(2) Whether or not the approved plan has been properly implemented and maintained;
(3) Any practice deficiencies or erosion and sediment control plan deficiencies; and
(4) If a violation exists, the type of enforcement action taken.
(E) The inspection agency shall notify the on-site personnel or the owner/developer, in writing, when violations are observed, describing:
(1) The nature of the violation;
(2) The required corrective action; and
(3) The time period in which to have the violation corrected.
(Prior Code, § 88-13) (Ord. 2-88, passed 2-16-1988)