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3.0 EROSION AND STORMWATER CONTROL PLAN<br />

Silo 3 Environmental Control Plan<br />

40430-PL-0005, Rev. C<br />

Jacobs Project Number 35H19605<br />

September 23, 2003<br />

This section describes the Erosion and Stormwater Control Plan that will be used during<br />

the construction phase <strong>of</strong> the Silo 3 Project, including erosion control practices and<br />

surface water management. This Plan addresses surface water management and erosion<br />

control practices throughout the construction <strong>of</strong> the Silo 3 process facilities and the Silo 3<br />

enclosure and is consistent with the construction drawing and Silo 3 specifications. See<br />

drawing 94X-3900-G-01298 (G3105).<br />

3.1 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENT OF THE PLAN<br />

The functional requirements <strong>of</strong> this Erosion and Stormwater Control Plan will satisfy the<br />

criteria outlined below:<br />

Route surface water to designated locations where it can be appropriately managed;<br />

Protect the Infrastructure Road, 2”d Street, Silo 3 and construction areas from damage<br />

caused by precipitation and stormwater run-on and run<strong>of</strong>f;<br />

0 Discharge surface water into existing watercourses in accordance with applicable Ohio<br />

<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Natural Resources (ODNR), OEPA and DOE directives and requirements;<br />

and<br />

Segregate clean area run<strong>of</strong>f from potentially contaminated area run<strong>of</strong>f. Contaminated<br />

stormwater will not be discharged with “clean“ stormwater.<br />

Functional requirements will be met by constructing the run-onhun<strong>of</strong>f control features<br />

outlined below. Erosion control features will be installed prior to any disturbance <strong>of</strong> soil in<br />

work areas. The Civil Grading, Drainage and Erosion Control Plan, drawing 94X-3900-G-<br />

01 298(G3105), illustrates the location and limits <strong>of</strong> the control features. These include,<br />

but are not limited to, the following six control features:<br />

0 Installation <strong>of</strong> silt fences on the downslope sides <strong>of</strong> the construction areas;<br />

Installation <strong>of</strong> silt fences below sump discharges where applicable;<br />

Installation <strong>of</strong> check dams in drainage channels and swales as required;<br />

0 Maintenance, repair, or replacement <strong>of</strong> existing surface water and erosion control<br />

features as required;<br />

5069<br />

Excavations that are expected to be inactive for 45 days or more will be stabilized<br />

within 7 days <strong>of</strong> their final use; and<br />

a Dewatering.<br />

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