(A) Upon implementation of the PCP, a perimeter and outfall protection inspection will be performed to ensure that the contractor installed the sediment control measures in accordance with the PCP approved by the city. The inspection shall include participation by the city, the permittee and the permittee's contractor.
(B) Inspection shall be performed within seven normal business days after the submittal of a written request to the city, but prior to any disturbance or clearing of soil permitted under the SWQMP. The inspector shall either approve the portion of work completed or shall notify the permittee where the work fails to comply with the approved PCP. If the inspection is not performed within seven normal business days of receipt of written notice, then it shall be considered approved for site-wide work, but open to future comments from the city.
(C) Inspection of perimeter protection BMPs shall consist of a visual checklist for each type of BMP to ensure that each was designed and installed according to site specific conditions.
(D) The PCP shall consider and address any seasonal variations which may hinder the effectiveness of the BMPs. Seasonal variations may include changes in flow, hydrology, temperature and vegetation. BMPs shall be designed according to these variations and maintained to the appropriate level of service.
(Ord. Z-06-09, passed 4-3-2006)