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Caribou 6462.30 Exhibit 6 Erosion Control Plan MaineDOT’s Best Management Practices for Erosion and Sediment Control will be implemented. Permanent erosion control measures are shown on the plans in Section 5. Temporary Measures are designed in an Erosion Control Plan written by the contractor. Under Special Provision 656, MaineDOT requires the contractor to write and submit the Erosion Control Plan for revision and approval prior to construction. The following is the Special Provision for this Project Contract. (See next page)
SPECIAL PROVISION SECTION 656 Temporary Soil Erosion and Water Pollution Control Special Provision 656 - Page 1 of 3 Caribou 6462.30 April 26, 2010 The following is added to Section 656 regarding Project Specific Information and Requirements. All references to the Maine Department of Transportation Best Management Practices for Erosion and Sedimentation Control (a.k.a. Best Management Practices manual or BMP Manual) are a reference to the latest revision of said manual. The latest version is dated "February 2008” and is available at: http://www.maine.gov/mdot/environmental-office-homepage/surface-water-resources.php Procedures specified shall be according to the BMP Manual unless stated otherwise. Project Specific Information and Requirements The following information and requirements apply specifically to this Project. The temporary soil erosion and water pollution control measures associated with this work shall be addressed in the Soil Erosion and Water Pollution Control Plan (SEWPCP.) 1) This project is in the Aroostook River watershed, which is listed Class B. However, the Aroostook River is Caribou’s water supply and therefore is considered SENSITIVE in accordance with Section IID of the 2008 BMP Manual. 2) Due to the project sensitivity, CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE PHASED to limit the amount of disturbed area. The Contractor’s SEWPCP shall include specific provisions for phasing the work. Each section must be stabilized to the approval of the MaineDOT Resident and the Water Resources Unit before work can begin on any subsequent section. 3) Newly disturbed earth shall be mulched by the end of each workday. Mulch shall be maintained on a daily basis. 4) The SEWPCP shall describe the location and method of temporary erosion and sediment control for existing and proposed catch basins, outlet areas and culvert inlets and outlets. 5) If water is flowing within the drainage system, the water shall be diverted to a stable area or conduit and work shall be conducted in the dry. The Contractor’s plan shall address when and where the diversions will be necessary. 6) Dust control items other than those under Standard Specification 637, if applicable, shall be included in the plan. 7) Permanent slope stabilization measures shall be applied within one week of the last soil disturbance. Temporary slope stabilization is required on a daily basis. 8) Permanent seeding shall be done in accordance with Special Provision, Section 618, Seeding unless the Contract states otherwise. 9) Culvert inlet and outlet protection shall be installed within 48 hours of culvert installation, or prior to a storm event, whichever is sooner.
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