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Homeowners Handbook - The Department of Disaster Management

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4.7 Management of Fill and Construction MaterialsEvery effort should be made to prevent sediment, fill, debris, and pollutantsfrom traveling off site during construction by utilizing sediment barriers andsound construction practices. It is recommended that silt fencing be installedalong the downslope side of the limits of clearing to minimize/preventsediment from washing offsite to ghuts, adjacent streets and properties. Coverexposed area with mulch or hay to prevent erosion during rain events or seedareas that will be exposed for long periods with temporary grass. Silt fencingand/or anchored tarps are recommended to prevent the travel of materialsfrom the designed stockpile areas.The site contractor should be responsible for ensuring that storage andstockpiling of construction materials and supplies will be in designated areasand erosion control measures are implemented to prevent/reduce wind-blowndust and erosion from rainwater. Stored materials may include machinery forconstruction activities, fill material, stockpiled soil, and building materials asnecessary. A covered dumpster is recommended for waste materials. It shouldbe the responsibility of the site contractor to ensure the equipment andmaterials stored onsite are protected as necessary to prevent accidental spillsof hazardous materials/substances.39

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